Nostalgia Electrics Answered Questions & Fixed Issues

The User Manual for the OFP-901 Old Fashioned Popcorn Maker can be found here:

http://nostalgiaelectrics.com/manuals/ofp-901.pdf

Instructions for use can be found on page.

This model is a HOT AIR popper; oil SHOULD NOT be used in this machine.

Simply fill the kernel cap with with kernels and then pour the kerneles down the hole on the top of the unit. Plug in to power supply. Turn on; kernels should pop 2 tp 2 1/2 minutes.

Make sure you place a large enough bowl under the chute!

The proper replacement bulb is an E27 40 Watt light bulb.

For future reference your User Manual can be found here:

http://nostalgiaelectrics.com/manuals/ccp-509.pdf

I have not seen replacement parts for the Nostalgia products offered for sale. Suggest you make an inquiry via their Customer Service:

http://nostalgiaelectrics.com/default.asp?a=service

You have the option to submit a web form or contact their office by telephone at (920) 347-9122.

The User Manual may be helpful for identifying the parts you ened to order; see page 4:

http://nostalgiaelectrics.com/manuals/ccp-509.pdf

CCP-509 User Manual
http://nostalgiaelectrics.com/manuals/ccp-509.pdf Instructions for use see Page 7


CCP-510 User Manual
http://nostalgiaelectrics.com/manuals/ccp-510.pdf Full instructions see Page 10


The instructions for the CCP-509 are not specific about the quantity of oil and kernels to use. The instructions for the CCP-510 are clearer, stating that for every measuring cup full of kernels ( 4 oz.) add 2 tablespoons of light vegetable oil.

The Nostalgia Electrics OFP501 Old-Fashioned Movie Time Popcorn Maker is a HOT AIR POPCORN MAKER. Oil is not used in this machine.

Refer to Page 6 of the User Manual for complete instructions:

http://nostalgiaelectrics.com/manuals/OFP501.pdf

The suer Manual for your Nostalgia kettle popcorn maker KPM-508 can be found here:

http://nostalgiaelectrics.com/manuals/kpm-508.pdf


Have not seen any supplier carry replacement parts for the Nostalgia products. Suggets you contact Nostalgia through their Cusomer Service:

http://nostalgiaelectrics.com/default.asp?a=service&itemNumber=kpm-508&itemProduct=

Your User Manual:

http://nostalgiaelectrics.com/manuals/ccp-509.pdf

The dasher rotates, driven by the motor. The canister isn't supposed to move, but sometimes will depending on how thick the ice cream mixture gets. Presumably, if the ice cream were to freeze hard enough, the dasher would find it harder and harder to turn, until eventually the entire canister, with the dasher embedded in the ice cream, would start to rotate in the ice.

Hello ags.... for the best flavor choose peanut oil... Joe

Thanks for choosing Fixya

The manual for the Nostalgia Electrics CCP-509 Popcorn Maker is here:

http://nostalgiaelectrics.com/manuals/ccp-509.pdf

Currently there is no manual made available on-line for the HKP-500. Nostalgia products manuals can normally be found here:

http://nostalgiaelectrics.com/default.asp?a=service&itemNumber=&itemProduct=HKP200&submitButton=Submit

Suggest you send a request via their Customer Service contacts:

http://nostalgiaelectrics.com/default.asp?a=contact

The Helman group,Ltd. 1621 Beacon Place,Oxnard,Ca 93033,Tel:805-487-7772.Good Luck!

Hi, well inside the kettle is an inexpensive thing called a thermal fuse, this is a device that turns the unit off if overheats or goes over a certain temperature.
Sometimes these go faulty and shut down at too low a temperature, or are just faulty, ... now it can be that or perhaps even the thermostat, (The actual temperature Controller) well this maybe faulty, or the even sensor, the Thermistor, for the thermostat.
The only way to tell or fix these types of things is to replace the components concerned and see if there is a change?

Sound like the heating coil has burned out. If you have an OHM meter you can test it for resistivity. Simpy check both sides or wires on the coil and you should get ah high number on the meter, this is resistivity and it should be high for a good element, bad elements show low to 0 on the reading.

Your Use Manual can be found here.

On page 4 of the pdf it indicates that an E27 40 Watt light bulb is used.

You should be able to purchase a replacement bulb in any lighting department that stocks a full range of light bulbs including appliance bulbs; this would more commonly be referred to as an oven light bulb.

Maybe this will help. Not sure what the model is your looking for.

http://kitchen.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/nostalgia_electrics/nostalgia_electrics_corn_popper_product_list.html

Here is the manual

http://dl.owneriq.net/b/b53694d9-c177-4574-9997-9d4b1a514774.pdf

make and model to help you please

What kind of ice cream maker is it? I just bought a Nostalgia Electric Double Flavor Ice Cream Maker and it did the same exact thing. I poured the salty ice water out in some containers, set it aside to use it again, took everything apart, and started over from the begining. I put it all back together properly again, added the salty ice water once more, and turned it on. It worked! I hope it does the same for you. If not, I would see about getting it looked at somehow.

Good luck! :)

mypopcornmachine.com has info

Do you known which color you need?

Bruce