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5. The temperature probe is unshielded.
This delivers accurate profile-following
performance, but it comes at the cost
of making the probe tip vulnerable
to damage. The tip will survive many
hundreds of roast cycles if you pour
the beans in and out of the chamber,
but if you reach into the chamber to
clean or dislodge stuck beans, then
you must take care not to touch the
probe tip. If you do damage the probe
tip the roaster will not operate. The
probe is considered to be a wearable
part and damage to it is not covered
by warranty. It is replaceable by a
service technician.
6. The roaster is designed for use
with typical supply voltages in New
Zealand and Australia between 230
and 240 Volts. While it is safe to
connect it to lower supply voltages
such as typically found in Europe (210
to 220V), there is not enough power
available below 220 Volts to always
guarantee a perfect roast. The roaster
will give a warning if the voltage is
marginal. This will happen occasionally
in residential areas where you are
some distance from the nearest
supply transformer and sometimes in
commercial buildings with long feed
lines from the main board. In most
cases it is ok to proceed with roasting,
but you should record a roast log
so that you can see if the roaster is
struggling to reach the temperature
required by the roast profile.
7. It is advisable to plug the roaster
directly into the power supply without
using an extension cord. Voltage can
drop in an extension cord
after the
roaster has performed its voltage
check. If you are using an extension
cord, especially a long one, you
should record a roast log so that you
can see if the roaster is struggling to
reach the temperature required by the
roast profile.
8. If the roaster is interrupted during a
roast – say you accidentally turn off
the switch at the wall – then, when the
power comes back on it will start cool
down. Usually this means the beans
will be ruined unless you interrupted
the roast when the temperature was
below about 80 degrees or the roast
was nearly finished anyway.
SUPPORT
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kaffelogic.com/support
Ask questions, browse info, and
download profiles at
kaffelogic.com/community.
Contact us by email:
support@kaffelogic.com
Model Number: KN1007B
Power Consumption: 230-240V AC
50Hz 1300-1400W
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