West Bend L5812C 82512 Instruction Manual
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To clean the popcorn maker, unplug it and allow it to cool completely. Wipe the exterior with a damp cloth. The popping plate can be wiped with a damp cloth as well. Do not immerse any part of the appliance in water.
It is recommended to use vegetable oil, canola oil, or corn oil for the best results. Avoid using butter or margarine as they can burn easily.
Use 1/3 cup of popcorn kernels and 1-2 tablespoons of oil for a single batch. Adjust the quantities according to your taste preferences.
Incomplete popping can be due to using old kernels or insufficient oil. Ensure you are using fresh kernels and the correct amount of oil. Also, preheat the machine for a few minutes before adding the kernels.
It is not recommended to add butter directly to the popcorn maker as it may burn. Instead, melt the butter separately and pour it over the popcorn after it has been popped.
First, check if the appliance is properly plugged in and the outlet is functional. If it still doesn't work, allow it to cool down as it might have overheated. If the problem persists, consult the user manual or contact customer support.
Ensure the cover and butter melter are securely in place before starting the machine. This helps to contain the popcorn as it pops.
Yes, you can use flavored oils to enhance the taste of your popcorn. Just ensure that the oil can withstand high temperatures to avoid burning.
Descaling is not typically necessary for popcorn makers as they do not use water. Regular cleaning after each use is sufficient to maintain performance.
The West Bend L5812C 82512 Popcorn Maker is designed specifically for popcorn. Using it to roast nuts or other snacks is not recommended and may damage the appliance.