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We guarantee that you will enjoy your first sip of fresh-roasted coffee more than

you’ve ever enjoyed any other coffee. If you are not absolutely convinced that you
are drinking the freshest, most delicious cup of coffee on earth, simply return the
Zach & Dani’s™ Gourmet Coffee Roaster for a refund of the full purchase price,
no questions asked within 30 days of your purchase. 

For supplies, coffee beans, accessories or questions:

Phone:

877-470-0330

Monday - Friday, 8am-5pm, MDT

Email:

[email protected]

Via the web:

www.coffeeroasting.com

Zach & Dani’s™

8200 E. Maplewood Ave.

Greenwood Village, CO  80111

Zach & Dani’s™ Instructional Guide and Roasting Journal

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Zach & Dani’s™ Instructional Guide and Roasting Journal

Concerns

Unit is running but auger is not
spinning.

Beans are not circulating even
though auger is spinning.

I pushed the buttons while the
unit was running and nothing
happens.

I roasted my beans and they are
too dark.

I want to manually stop the roast
cycle when I see the beans change
color. 

Possible Solutions

In any case, prior to inspection of a stalled auger
condition, shut down the unit and remove plug from
power source. Allow to cool.

Roasting chamber is not properly seated.

The auger (Diagram 1), thrust washer, and, or, drive
screw are improperly installed.

A bean is stuck under the auger, causing it to jam.
After shutting down the roaster, removing plug from
power source and allowing the roaster to cool, empty
the chamber of all beans, making sure to remove any
that may be stuck under the auger. Clean and dry the
chamber, auger, chaff cup and cover. Reload and try
again. 

An internal problem with the drive system has
occurred. Return the unit to an authorized repair
center.

The roasting chamber is excessively dirty and needs to
be cleaned.

The roasting chamber has been cleaned but was not
properly dried. Do not roast beans in a chamber that
has not been properly dried because the water acts as a
drag on the beans not allowing them to circulate.

Only 2 buttons are active while the unit is running.
These are the up arrow (to increase the roast time) and
the COOL button.

The beans that you have just roasted may not taste as
dark as they look. Give them a try, you may like them.

Decrease roasting time.

Make sure you are roasting the recommended amount
of beans. The recommended amount of beans is 5
ounces of unroasted beans, exactly to the “fill line” on
your roaster’s chamber.

If you are monitoring your roast cycle and see your
desired color, simply press the cool button to stop the
roasting stage. The cooling stage will begin, thus
ending the roasting process. The machine will shut off
automatically at the end of the cooling stage. 

Summary of Contents for Coffee roaster

Page 1: ...Zach Dani s Instructional Guide and Roasting Journal ...

Page 2: ...oaster 10 A Few Words from Kenneth Davids 11 17 Why Roast Coffee at Home What Does Roasting Do to Coffee What Influences the Taste of Coffee Blending Categories Blending for Taste and Variety How to Set Up Your Own Coffee Cellar Storing and Handling Coffee After Roasting Roasting Journal 18 Troubleshooting 19 20 Guarantee 21 Warranty 22 Zach Dani s Instructional Guide and Roasting Journal 1 ...

Page 3: ... in water or other liquid 5 Children should not use this appliance Close supervision is necessary when any appliance is used near children 6 Unplug roaster when not in use and before cleaning Allow roaster to cool before removing parts 7 Do not operate any appliance with a damaged cord or plug after the appliance malfunctions or has been damaged in any manner Return the appliance to the nearest au...

Page 4: ...ster and can create the opportunity for the roaster to overheat and malfunction Make sure that all washable components are completely dry before using All metal surfaces become extremely hot during the roasting process and should never be handled or touched during or directly following a roast cycle Diagram 1 Components of Zach and Dani s Roaster 4 Zach Dani s Instructional Guide and Roasting Jour...

Page 5: ...be covered by the warranty 4 Put the combined chaff cup and front seal into the chamber Zach Dani s Instructional Guide and Roasting Journal 7 Before You Begin Before you roast your first batch of coffee 1 Unpack your roaster to make sure all of the parts listed in Description of Parts are included 2 Wash and rinse the cover chaff cup and roasting chamber to eliminate any flavor residue from the p...

Page 6: ...ndicate 20 minutes This will produce a light roast We do not recommend that you roast for less than 20 minutes We suggest that you roast your first roast at least 25 minutes Experiment have fun 9 Adjust the roast time using the up or down arrows located next to the LCD display Press the Up arrow to add minutes the cycle and the Down arrow to subtract minutes from the cycle A longer roast time will...

Page 7: ...fee is best about a day after it has been roasted Once past that moment a rapid and relentless deterioration in flavor sets in as the protective envelope of carbon dioxide gas dissipates allowing oxygen to penetrate the bean and stale the delicate flavor oils For someone who genuinely loves coffee the bouquet of optimally fresh beans is unquestionably the most tangible of the many reasons to roast...

Page 8: ...nant What Does Roasting Do to Coffee Roasting 1 Forces water out of the bean 2 Dries out and expands the bean s woody parts making them more porous and reducing its total weight of the bean by 14 to 20 3 Sets off a continuous transformation of some sugars into CO2 gas a process that continues after the coffee is roasted and only concludes when the coffee is definitively stale 4 Drives off some vol...

Page 9: ...two or three of the categories I noted above and combine them as moment and mood suggests It probably still is a good idea to use one or two familiar coffees as a consistent base for your caprice however Zach Dani s Instructional Guide and Roasting Journal 15 Blending at Home Getting Started The goal of blending is simple achieve a more complete complex and pleasing coffee experience than can be a...

Page 10: ... if you love coffee as a way of being and taking time to savor a small but exquisite space in the onrush of life Zach Dani s Instructional Guide and Roasting Journal 17 How to set up your own Coffee Cellar For food romantics coffee cellar has a fine ring to it It resonates with the same combined pleasure of connoisseurship and security that motivates people to keep dusty wine bottles piled deep in...

Page 11: ...mber and cover must be properly placed before the roast cycle will begin The roast cycle will not activate if either of these components are out of position Re align cover and chamber to activate the roaster From time to time your household voltage may vary this will proportionately change roast characteristics All beans are not created equal Some batches of unroasted beans contain more moisture a...

Page 12: ...Diagram 1 thrust washer and or drive screw are improperly installed A bean is stuck under the auger causing it to jam After shutting down the roaster removing plug from power source and allowing the roaster to cool empty the chamber of all beans making sure to remove any that may be stuck under the auger Clean and dry the chamber auger chaff cup and cover Reload and try again An internal problem w...

Page 13: ...ge due to accident misuse abuse negligence or intentional misconduct by the user including without limitation tampering with or altering the unit In addition this Warranty does not cover damage incurred due to servicing a unit at a non authorized service center Furthermore your coffee roaster comes equipped with numerous safety features Any attempt to interfere with or alter the operation of these...

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