to get approvals.. to ship into the EU/ UK with GS and CE approvals I had no choice
Joe - thanks for persevering! The roaster is going to be a lot of fun, I think.
And thanks for setting me right - I'll try holding C next time...
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to get approvals.. to ship into the EU/ UK with GS and CE approvals I had no choice
voice_of_reason wrote:1) Presumably the voltage setting is remembered permanently, and only has to be done once, the first time you use the roaster?
voice_of_reason wrote:2) There is a flap at the front top...
voice_of_reason wrote:3) Can anyone recommend a suitable cleaner for the inside of the roaster? 'Simple Green' (as suggested in the manual) isn't that easy to find in the UK!
voice_of_reason wrote:4) More just out of interest really - how come, during the seasoning on P1, the heating elements increased and decreased their temperature a few times during the cycle (alternating between glowing red, going off, glowing red, etc.)? According to the graph in the manual, P1 steadily rises in temperature, and then holds it until the end, doesn't it?
alberto_ita wrote:IMO the flap should rest in the original position (down) to trap the chaff coming from belove and going above for the heat, and it must not be kept open wide up. When I tried it open, there was a terrible noise and immediately the revolution of the drum stopped for the impact with the collector.
alberto_ita wrote:In the manual it is written that the temperature on P1 is steady to the maximum of 250°, not that the heaters are steady on, unless I suppose the temps would raise well over 250° after a while and we would melt the coffee, at least.
voice_of_reason wrote:I think it should be made clear in the manual that you need to check this in case anyone damages the motor in their roaster
voice_of_reason wrote:[...]was I supposed to get a brush in the box?
alberto_ita wrote:I agree, the first time I lost 15 minutes to understand the way the chaff collector had to be set 'cause in the manual the picture seems wrong (I had to turn it 90°, for the longer side must go below the drum, not aside the glass as shown)
voice_of_reason wrote:alberto_ita wrote:I agree, the first time I lost 15 minutes to understand the way the chaff collector had to be set 'cause in the manual the picture seems wrong (I had to turn it 90°, for the longer side must go below the drum, not aside the glass as shown)
motoman wrote:Next week: how to plug it in.
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