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- Page 1 OPERATING MANUAL ROBOJETFLOSS (ACB-09-120, ACB-09-120-PRO) 120 VAC 60 Hz CAUTION: READ THE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THE MACHINE! PDF version of this manual is available on www.robolabs.pro...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
tm2627 Jan-20 Table of contents Safety requirements ................... 3 1. Overview ......................4 1.1. Designation ..................... 4 1.2. Technical specifications ................4 1.3. Delivery set ..................... 4 1.4. Ambient conditions .................. 5 1.5. Power supply requirements ..............5 1.6. Protectors and lockups ................5 1.7. -
Page 3: Safety Requirements
tm2627 Jan-20 Safety requirements READ THE ENTIRE MANUAL BEFORE OPERATING! ONLY ALLOW TRAINED PERSONNEL TO OPERATE THE ROBO JETFLOSS! 1. DO NOT TURN ON until transport fastening nuts are fully RAISED. 2. DO NOT OVERFILL spinning head with flossugar. 3. WEAR eye protection during operation. -
Page 4: Overview
6 feet in diameter. With practice, you can move up to 16 feet away from the machine and continue to make candy as the stream will follow you in a continuous trail! 1.2. Technical specifications MODEL ROBOJETFLOSS ROBOJETFLOSS PRO ROBOJETFLOSS RENT ACB-09-120 ACB-09-120-PRO ACB-09-120-R Productivity... -
Page 5: Ambient Conditions
tm2627 Jan-20 THE FLOSS PAN IS AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE MACHINE AND MUST BE INSTALLED FOR SAFE OPERATION! Plastic/Aluminum floss pans measure: 27” x 27” x 10” - and weigh 3.3/4.4 lbs respectively. 1.4. Ambient conditions The Robo JetFloss will produce results at ambient temperatures up to 104°F (41°C) with relative humidity no greater than 50%. -
Page 6: Machine Design And Operation Principle
There is a 16A circuit breaker provided for short circuit protection. 1.7. Machine design and operation principle The RoboJetFloss includes the following main components: Housing (1); Chassis (2) with electric motor and Spinning Head (3). The spinning head and electric motor are mounted on the chassis, which itself is connected to the housing by four spring-mounted supports. - Page 7 tm2627 Jan-20 can be restricted by the silicon collar. The airflow can lift the cotton candy several feet in the air. Sugar particles that are too heavy will collect in the floss pan (not shown). The front panel has the following controls: Switch (11) turns on the electric motor which rotates the spinning head;...
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Page 8: Intended Use
tm2627 Jan-20 2. Intended use 2.1. Raw material requirements Use only 100% pure sugar (beet or cane) with flossine or ready to use flossugar. Do not use sugars with starch, dextrose or similar additives as they can result in poor quality floss and/or clog the heater coil assembly. 2.2. -
Page 9: Operation
tm2627 Jan-20 Floss pan indentations (shown above) should fit rubber support legs (17). carefully install silicone collar (5) on the stator with the collar edge overlapping the pan. 2.3. Operation Before turning on the machine, first add 1½ cup flossugar to the spinning head, or approximately ¾... - Page 10 tm2627 Jan-20 Next, turn on the heater coil power switch (12), and use the adjustment knob (13) to set voltmeter (14) to between 70-80 V. Depending on conditions, it will take about 1 minute to warm up the head to operating temperature.
- Page 11 tm2627 Jan-20 seconds before the heating coil has warmed enough for the production of floss to begin. If the machine has been off for a brief time, such as to add more flossugar, this time will be reduced substantially. Users of the ‘Pro’ version can press and hold the ‘Quick start’ button (15) for 10 - 15 seconds.
- Page 12 tm2627 Jan-20 ‘No-Snow’ Tool In the production of cotton candy, “snow” includes flakes, flecks, small filaments and sugar dust that are all too small to be collected in the normal winding process of producing a cotton candy serving. There are four situations when “snow” will be emitted from the head: At the very beginning of operation.
- Page 13 tm2627 Jan-20 between each use to prevent excess accumulation of spent flossugar. If you do notice melted or burnt sugar accumulating on top or lip of the spinning head cover, or excessive buildup on the sidewall, then this should be scraped off before proceeding.
- Page 14 tm2627 Jan-20 Vertical flow machine operation recommendation ACB-09-120 is intended for prolonged operation at a high production rate. Only vertical flow machines allow you to perform entertaining tricks when making cotton candy. The most common technique is forcing the candy sleeve to follow you several feet away from the machine like a “snake”...
- Page 15 tm2627 Jan-20 You can find more information at www.flyingcottoncandy.com Shutting Down When shutting down for periods of less than 24 hours, you may leave any remaining flossugar in the spinning head. Turn off power to the heating element switch (12) and capture the remaining cotton candy as the head cools down.
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Page 16: Technical Maintenance
tm2627 Jan-20 3. Technical maintenance 3.1. General instructions ATTENTION! THIS PART OF OPERATION MANUAL IS INTENDED ONLY FOR TRAINED PERSONNEL EXPERIENCED WITH ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT. The purpose of technical maintenance is extend the working life of the machine while fulfilling all safety requirements. The following schedule is recommended: PROCEDURE... - Page 17 tm2627 Jan-20 To disassemble the spinning head: 1. Remove all sugar from the head, turning upside-down if necessary. 2. Detach floss head cover (10) by removing three flat-head screws (23). 3. If the cover is ‘glued’ to the sidewall, gently tap with the screwdriver handle in order to loosen the parts.
- Page 18 tm2627 Jan-20 Brush unit maintenance As with most electrical motors, the Robo JetFloss utilizes brushes and slip rings which are subject to wear and require inspection, maintenance and eventual replacement. To inspect and maintain the brush unit it is necessary to take off the stator (4) by removing the four fastening screws.
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Page 19: Storage
tm2627 Jan-20 3.4. Storage If the unit is not used for a prolonged period of time, then the routine maintenance must be performed before it is placed back into service. 3.5. Troubleshooting DISCONNECT THE POWER SUPPLY BEFORE DIAGNOSTICS AND REPAIR. EMI FILTER MUST BE DISCHARGED BY CLOSING ALL THE PINS IN THE PLUG! FAILURE POSSIBLE CAUSE... -
Page 20: Transportation And Storage
tm2627 Jan-20 4. Transportation and storage The equipment may be transported by any kind of covered vehicle, in accordance with local regulations. Ambient temperature during the transportation and storage must be between - 13° F and +131° F. 5. Acceptance certificate ACCEPTANCE CERTIFICATE _____________ _____________... -
Page 21: Warranty Obligations
Due to constant improvement of the equipment, technical specifications are subject to change without prior notice! 7. Manufacturer details NPO Tvertorgmash LLC 11 Industrial Street, Tver, 170000 Russia Technical support is available: Email: support@robolabs.pro Phone: +7 495 956 4000... -
Page 22: Annex A. Electric Components List
tm2627 Jan-20 Annex A. Electric components list ITEM ARTICLE# PART SPEC 115558 Capacitor CBB61 20 uF, 400 V 1287 Capacitor CBB61 16 uF, 400 V 2975 Heating coil 1GIK2AT30001, IRCA 1600 W, 120 V 16827 Fuse 10 A, 500 V 16835 Electric motor 220 W, 115 V... -
Page 23: Annex B. Parts List
tm2627 Jan-20 Annex B. Parts list ITEM# ARTICLE# PART 16042 Silicone collar 16043 Silicon band 16044 Stator 16045 Impeller 16046 Head cover 16079 Wing nut 16047 Washer 16049 Holding washer 2975 Heating coil 16050 Sidewall 16051 Stud 16052 Baseplate ACB-09 2118 Rubber leg 4200... - Page 24 tm2627 Jan-20 3730 Rocker switch 12447 Spring-loaded support 17103 Chassis 16060 Plastic pan* 16836 NEMA 5-20 6ft cord* 16834 Power socket C19* 16830 Fuseholder* 16622 No-Snow tool* * - not shown on the picture...
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