Does this ice cream maker have it's own compressor?
598992
Yes, works well. First one didn't work but the replacement is fine and fast.
598993
Yes, it has its own compressor. My experience is frozen ice cream in 30 minutes or less.
598994
Yes, it does. According to the display, mine chills down to minus 8 to minus 10 F in just a few minutes. In about 35 to 45 minutes, the ice cream is thick enough that the mixer blade stops turning.
598995
Yes it does but I don't own this machine. I tried 2 and returned 2. good luck
1850468
No. I just needed the wand...the compressor can be bought separately or you can purchase the entire unit. It is not that expensive.
1133626
no built in compressor, you need at least 70 PSI and I highly recommend a filter to keep out moisture and dirt
60535
It does not. If you are looking for a household machine, this is way more than you need. Ours in running for hours on end every day, as it is used in my restaurant.
1777132
Yes, and I have made a lot of great ice cream. However, I have had to do it manually; with the crank. The motor broke after about five uses.
517426
There is no freezer. However, the cooling tubing is vertical along the inner back wall and it is still possible that that could frost over. As an automatic feature, when the compressor cycles off, the frost melts, runoff is captured in a trough and drains through a hole at the base of the inner back wall to an evaporation tray below the compressor. Once you get your temp set to your satisfaction, just check every so often that the drain hole isn't plugged by debris or whatever.
738515
Yes, it does. However, make sure the electrical connection is correct. My mechanic had to cannibalize another truck to get a connector for my compressor. And make sure you add oil to the compressor before installing it.
1220720
Yes it does ! That's why so many come in ine box when you order them. Be sure not to close the cover too tight or you'll lose all of the gas in the co2 container. Just twist the cap until you hear a little of the gas release into the canister. This makes the best whipped cream!
1133627
No, it needs an external compressor. Mine is a Craftsman 15-gallon oil-less. The cutter goes through a lot of air at 90-120 psi. 15 gallons is fine, but the compressor has to recharge pretty frequently. I assume you can't use an oiled compressor, or at least without an oil separator. It's an awesome cutter!
81241
No it does not, it has a pressure by pass valve, the compressor has different ratings depending on the aplication car ac compressors have a max rating up to 500 psi, that is why you have a clutch system that engages the compressor to compress the refrigerant when it reaches optimal operating pressure the clutch will disengage, your regulator is the pressure switch on your acumulator. I hope this info helps.
752512
All you get is the compressor. Your question is not specific to a particular model and you may find better answers elsewhere.
2043469
Yes, it does. Though not as extensive as the one that comes with the Blendtec blender itself, it does have recipes specific to this jar. In fact, we have become positively addicted to the recipe for Soft-Serve Banana Ice Cream around this house, so much so that we always keep a supply of frozen bananas for whenever we want to whip up this great dessert. (16) recipes in the book, color photos, rather nice. I'll post a photo of it on the product page.
1868721
NO, it an electric powered compressor. While mine worked well for a time, it broke down due to a cheap plastic part in the pressure regulator.
1984496
Yes. There are several recipes included with this device; one is specifically for ice cream cones as it is heavier than the typical Krumkake. I have only made the Krumkake - loved the efficiency and consistency!
1940607
It does not. The air is mostly dry because this unit is oil free but I would go to compressor world for the smallest point of use refrigerated drier they have.
1042728
In my experience, no, it does not. It isn't sturdy enough to generate adequate pressure. Other Krups models I've used have been terrific, including a dual maker like this one, so it isn't that. This just happens to be a grossly inferior model.
1817342
One other thing. I returned the Whynter ice cream maker since it was not working properly. The better ones that I know of in the $200+ range are the Breville and Cuisinart compressor ice cream makers. Both have extensive reviews.