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The ingredients are too warm.
The pop stick came out and the pop
stayed in the mold. The ingredients
were not completely frozen or they
were too soft for making Quick Pops™
(some types of ice cream, puddings
and yogurt may not work well). Try
waiting longer before removing the
Quick Pop™, or use different ingredi-
ents.
The tip of the Quick Pop™ stayed in
the mold. The pop stick was not fully
inserted into the mold cavity. Be sure
the pop stick is fully seated in the mold
cavity BEFORE pouring the juice.
The second batch of pops doesn’t
freeze. Multiple batches of Quick
Pops™ are possible if done in quick
succession. Too much time between
batches will cause The Quick Pop™
Maker to defrost. It is also possible that
the temperature of your freezer is not
cold enough, or The Quick Pop™ Maker
was not completely frozen. Lower the
temperature of your freezer to 0˚F
(-18˚C) or less, and let the unit freeze
for at least 24 hours.
The tabs on the stick will not sit
properly in the mold. Make sure
that the sticks are inserted BEFORE
POURING JUICE, and that there are no
other ingredients at the bottom of the
mold cavity (nuts, fruit etc.) If sticks
are not seated properly, the Quick
Pops™ will not pull out.
My finger is stuck to the cavity. If your
fingers are stuck to The Quick Pop™
Maker, run your fingers under warm
water. Do not touch the metal part
of The Quick Pop™ Maker when it is
frozen.
The Quick Pop™ Maker container
is broken, and the liquid inside is
everywhere. The refrigerant liquid is
non-toxic, but do not try to use The
Quick Pop™ Maker any longer. It should
be discarded immediately.
I lost my Super Tool/pop stick/drip
cup. Visit www.zokuhome.com to
order replacement parts.
My stick broke while removing the
pop. It is possible to break the stick
with the Super Tool when used with
excessive force. Visit www.zokuhome.
com to order replacement parts.
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