Coffee Crafters -| Maintenance and Troubleshooting
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Troubleshooting
This portion of the manual is intended to provide guidance for roaster owners and qualified repair
persons working on the Artisan 9.
Mechanical and operational issues most commonly experienced by customers are addressed. The
Artisan 9 has proven to be a very reliable machine but like all mechanical devices, things will go wrong.
Coffee Crafters roasters were designed from the ground up to be very easy to operate and maintain. All
wiring is color coded and labeled. Additionally, videos are available on changing most of the machine
components.
Coffee Crafters maintains a full inventory of replacement parts. Please refer to the Parts List section of
this manual when ordering. Your machine serial number can be found on the top of the power
distribution block on the back of your machine. Please include your machine serial number when making
inquiries about your machine. Coffee Crafters maintains a history of your machine accessible with your
machine serial number.
Exhaust Blower Losing Suction
Problem
Cause(s)
Solution
Exhaust blower
starts to lose
suction
1.
The chaff bag is dirty.
2.
An obstruction in the
vent pipe.
3.
The bean cooler blast
gate is open.
4. Hood blast gate is open
1.
Replace the dirty chaff bag and replace with a
clean one.
2.
Check the vent pipe from the blower
discharge through the through wall fitting.
Remove obstruction or replace damaged duct
pipe.
3.
Close the bean cooler blast gate while
roasting.
4.
Close blast gate
Note: The most common cause for a loss in
exhaust suction is a dirty chaff filter bag. The bag
will plug much faster with darker roasts which
produces oily residue captured by the bag.
The filter bags are machine washable. Check filter
bags often and replace when dirty.
Clean filter bags reduce exhaust temperature and
keep your machine running smoothly.