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Summary of Contents for V2 - PRO

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Page 3: ...lug Do not pull on the cord to disconnect the appliance from the mains Always unplug the unit when it is not in use before cleaning or when adding or removing parts The use of accessory attachments or Apps that are not recommended or supplied by IKAWA may result in injuries fire or electric shock Always ensure that the machine is used on a hard flat surface Never use the machine on a soft surface ...

Page 4: ...y products must be returned to IKAWA for repair or replacement The following conditions apply 1 The product must be installed and used in accordance with the instructions contained in this instruction guide 2 It does not cover wear and tear damage misuse or consumable parts 3 IKAWA has no responsibility for incidental or consequential loss or damage ...

Page 5: ...5 2 SETTING UP YOUR MACHINE 6 3 CONNECTING THE IKAWApp T0 THE ROASTER 7 4 ROASTING 8 13 5 REMOVING THE BEANS FROM THE ROASTER 14 6 TROUBLE SHOOTING 15 16 7 MAINTENANCE 17 8 REPAIR DISPOSAL 18 3 contact IKAWA Ltd www ikawacoffee com info ikawacoffee com Made in England ...

Page 6: ... risk provided they are installed used and maintained in good working order in accordance with our instructions and recommendations To enjoy the full potential of your new product please take the time to read this guide thoroughly and keep it handy for future reference NOTICE 1 Read all of these instructions including important safeguards 2 Retain this guide for later use 3 Pass on this guide in t...

Page 7: ...it CAUTION MAKE SURE THE AIR INLET ON THE BOTTOM OF THE MACHINE STAYS CLEAR AND DOES NOT BLOCK UP WITH CHAFF OR DIRT 5 CAUTION THE MACHINE HEATS UP DURING THE ROASTING PROCESS AND SOME SURFACES CAN GET VERY HOT TAKE CARE AS THESE SURFACES MAY CAUSE INJURY DO NOT TOUCH ANY PARTS OF THE LID AND DO NOT TOUCH THE VENT DO NOT TOUCH THE OUTER SURFACES OF THE ROASTING CHAMBER 25mm FROM THE TOP OF THE MAC...

Page 8: ... at the top of the machine Slide the jar and the lid into the opening at the bottom of the machine Ensure that the doser completely seals off the roasting chamber if not turn the doser until it is sealed 6 CAUTION ENSURE THAT THE JAR WITH LID IS IN PLACE ENSURE THE ROASTER LID IS IN PLACE ...

Page 9: ...e The status light should now be green and the top button should light up white If the status light flashes red green alternating shut the doser as indicated on the previous page The IKAWApp will automatically connect to the machine Once this has happened program the machine with a roast profile Instructions on how to use the IKAWApp are provided separately as the app design can change over the li...

Page 10: ... green and the top button is illuminated by white light If this is not the case the doser may not be shut properly Please see previous pages Start the roasting process by pushing the top button of the machine The machine will begin pre heating to the starting temperature 4 ROASTING PRIMING WITH COFFEE 8 WARNING BEFORE CONTINUING ENSURE THAT THE MACHINE IS NOT IN OPERATION AND THAT THE DOSER IS CLO...

Page 11: ...on the machine blinks red If the roaster temperature does not reach and stabilise at the profile starting temperature or the user does not press the top button after two minutes the roaster will automatically swtich into cool down mode If the roaster is cold and or profile starting temperature is high and or the profile starting fan speed is high the roaster may not reach and stabilise at the star...

Page 12: ...green Turn the doser back so that it closes off the Roasting Chamber completely The fan will speed up again and the status light on the machine should stop blinking and be steadily red If this is not the case the doser is most probably not shut properly The roaster will now start the roasting process WARNING THE MACHINE LID COULD BE VERY HOT DO NOT TOUCH ANY PARTS OR SURFACES OTHER THAN THE CORK G...

Page 13: ...s memory If the roaster has been programmed with a profile that is not suitable for the coffee the beans can either burn or in extreme cases catch fire We advise the following procedures during the roast process 4 ROASTING ROASTING 11 When the roast starts ensure that the beans are rotating freely If the beans are not rotating freely stop the roast by pressing the upper button ...

Page 14: ...ssive smoke press the upper button If the coffee beans in the roast chamber catch fire Switch the roaster off at the power inlet or wall socket and then wait until the fire has gone out The fire will be contained wihin the roaster 0 I 12 12 ...

Page 15: ...s is finished the machine goes in cool down mode This is indicated by the blue status light on the machine Wait until the fan stops running and the status light becomes green again The cool down process has now finished 4 ROASTING COOL DOWN 13 13 ...

Page 16: ...nd throw the chaff away rememer to take off the jar lid Put the jar with lid back in the machine Now flip and hold the toggle switch on the machine to make the beans blow over to the glass jar SWITCH THE MACHINE OFF AFTER ROASTING Congratulations You have successfully roasted coffee BLOW OVER SWITCH 14 14 ...

Page 17: ...r starts to cool during a roast and will no longer heat regardless of the profile it is programmed with Cause A thermally activated switch prevents the case heating to an unsafe temperature This switch should not activate under normal roasting conditions but may activate if the roaster was programmed with an extreme roast or in high ambient temperatures If the thermal safety switch is activated th...

Page 18: ...lid is attached magnetically 5 You can remove the beans by tilting the machine on it s side to pour them out Problem The beans inside the roaster do not rotate Cause 1 1 The air inlet at the bottom of the roaster may be blocked with chaff or other debris Solution Allow the roaster to cool for at least 30 min Turn the roaster over and inspect the air inlet on the bottom of the machine If the air in...

Page 19: ...r or cyclone as this risks breaking the temperature sensor tip and or water entering the roaster If your system is not working correctly refer to Chapter 6 Troubleshooting If your IKAWA system is no longer working and not under warranty we recommend replacing your machine with a new IKAWA Roaster DISPOSAL Waste and electrical products should not be disposed of with household waste Please contact o...

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