Page 1
Document number: THCR12-M02
Revised number: Rev. 02
Date : 2014. 04. 03
Manufacture / Sales :
Taehwan Automation Industry Co., Ltd
Page 2
2
0
1. Product information
(1) About the coffee roaster
(2) Characteristics of the product
2. Safety regulations
(1) General safety
(2)-1 Safety mark
(2)-2 Safety device
3. Installation
(1) Carry
(2) Before you install
(3) Installation
4. Use of the product
(1) General
(2) Structure and manipulation (Components, structure)
(3) Roasting (Roasting level and handling)
5. Cleaning and maintenance
(1) How to clean – Procedure
(2) Maintenance – (Disassembly)
(3) After cleaning the product
(4) Inappropriate maintenance
(5) Solutions to common problems
6. Disposal information
(1) Disposal instructions
7. List of replacement parts
8. Product warranty and A/S
<Reference > Equipment maintenance
Page 3
3
1
General
-Place your manual somewhere close to the machine for easy access
-Read the manual before you use the product
-Wear appropriate gloves while handling the machine to avoid burns
- Do not try to fix the machine yourself in the event that it fails
- Start and stop the machine only after giving it enough time to heat and cool down
- Do not touch the upper part of the machine due to burn risk.
(1) Coffee roaster
- This coffee roaster is manufactured as an industrial roaster for roasting coffee beans
- This roaster is manufactured for indoor use
(Using the machine outdoors might result in failure to roast due to moisture,
malfunctioning of the machine, and/or other accidents)
- Inappropriate use of the machine (cooking grains, foods, etc.) is prohibited and any
repairing of the machine must be done by the Taehwan headquarters or designated
service centers.
- Carefully review safety regulations before you use the coffee roaster and contact the
designated service center or store if you have any problem during use.
* Warning: Your warranty will not apply for any damage caused by the following:
- Inappropriate use of the product
- Random disassembly including part replacements
- Repairs done by unauthorized personnel
- Use of the wrong power/ gas (use of a different kind of gas from the original one)
(2) Characteristics of the product
-
The product’s dual direct roast/hot air roasting method uses a combination of
radiation and hot air for superb results and even roasting.
-Designed to maximize heat efficiency for quick roasting up to 15 minutes faster,
preserving the unique flavor and aroma of the beans.
- By controlling the damper you can control the volume of the air exhaust and achieve
your specific roasting profile and aroma.
- Strong blower motor allows for fast cool down (as quick as 2~3 min)
- The safety system terminates the gas supply and shuts off the heater if the preset
MAX temperature is exceeded.
Page 4
4
2
1) Burns and injury
-You may get burned if you touch the main surface, handle, or pipe
- Be cautious as you may suffer injury from the rapid rotation of the bearings and
motor.
2) Fire
- Do not put in any foreign object in the machine
- Do not place any unnecessary flammable material, cloth, paper, or other accessories
in the machine
- Do not open or disassemble the inspection door while machine is in use as this
creates a fire hazard.
3) Electricity and gas
- Avoid touching power with wet hands to prevent electric shock
Be careful to keep power cable and gas hose away from the hot surface
- After use, close the gas valve, switch off the power at the back, and unplug the
power cord.
- Inspect for any gas leakage from connecting parts with soapy water before and after
use
4) Cleaning and general care
-Avoid exposing machine to moisture. Always follow specified directions for cleaning
and care, paying attention to order of steps. Clean the machine regularly to ensure
smooth functioning. (See directions for cleaning and care)
5) Damages
- We will not be responsible for damage caused by the following:
- Inappropriate use
- Damage caused by self disassembly, repair, manipulation
- Use of the wrong voltage or gas pressure
- Breakdown from insufficient cleaning and general care
* We will not be responsible for damages caused as a result of users not complying
with safety regulations
(1) General safety
Page 5
5
2
(2)-1 Safety mark
(2)-2 Safety device
1) Gear safety cover
2) A gear safety cover is attached for user safety against the rotation of pulley and
bearings between the drum and control box
-Make sure the gear cover is sealed before you use the product
-Fully cool the machine down before you open the cover to perform maintenance
1) Hazardous voltage
This label is to warn of hazardous voltage.
Turn off the power to avoid any electric
shock or burns before using
2) Moving parts
This label is to warn of its moving part. Use
the safety cover to avoid any injury. Always
turn off the power before doing any
Maintenance
3) Burns
This label is to warn of possible burns. Do
not touch its surface as it’s hot
4) Fire hazard
This label is to warn of Fire hazard.
Especially, watch out for short circuit or gas
leakage, and flammable objects near the
product
Page 6
2
2) Emergency Stop Switch
-This button is used to prevent exposure to heat and electricity in case of
emergency
- Do not stop the drum or blower when the machine is overheated. Doing so may
cause a fire or breakdown
- The drum will keep working after emergency button is pressed
- Do not stop the drum or blower when they are overheated. The machine’s
special design makes fire or breakdown likely if the drum is completely stopped.
3) Overheating protection device
-Once roasting temperature on the product’s temperature display window reaches
the preset temperature, the heat supply is cut off to avoid overheating
-Do not reset the temperature above the originally pre-programmed temperature.
Otherwise, the machine will overheat.
4) Overflowing voltage protection system
- Power shuts off in the event of electrical malfunctions (short circuit, etc.)
5) Fire extinguishing safety device : Consumer safety device prevents overheating
and automatically shuts off gas when power is off
6) Short circuit protection device : Users should contact their own Gas maintenance
company
3
1) Package
- For export machines, first remove nails from the
wooden container and take out slats and
boards. Please recycle packaging materials in
accordance with your country’s regulations.
- Please confirm that the roaster unit, filter
cyclone 2, instruction manual, and tool kit have
been included.
2) How to carry
- Weight: about 500 kg
- Method: use a forklift to transport over level
ground. Be sure to keep a close, firm hold on
the bottom part of the machine.
(1) Carrying the product
Page 7
1) Installation
-The machine is designed for indoor use. Malfunctions may occur if used
outdoors.
- Level plane
Must be operated at a level plane
-Exhaust: there must be a ventilator, door or window located within 1m radius of
the machine.
-Insufficient ventilation may affect quality and evenness of roasting, and is also a
safety hazard.
-Table: must be able to bear the listed weight. Portable tables should not be used.
Use a table with wheels for convenience when cleaning.
- Exhaust: exhaust impedance (length of vent pipe, environment, etc.) may affect
roasting results
7
3
1) Before you install
1)-1 Electricity code and power
This machine is designed to be connected to a standard wall socket
Install according to your country’s voltage system
1)-2 Gas pressure
The machine was manufactured for low voltage home use. Install according to the
requirements of your gas system. You may use a separate safety device for
preventing gas leaks.
1)-3 Exhaust pipe condition
Make sure the gas pipe does not become bent
If a ventilator is not used, make sure there is a hole in the wall for the gas pipe.
(2) Before you install the product
(3) Installation
Page 8
8
4
(1) General
1) Those operating the machine should have received training in roasting at the
company headquarters or agency, or otherwise be experienced in roasting.
2) Before operating machine
Check to see that the plug is secure in the wall socket and that the power switch
is ON.
- Do not touch power cord or surface of the machine when it is hot.
- Do not tamper with control box buttons.
- Make sure there is adequate ventilation
- To ensure problem-free roasting, always make sure the waste (grounds)
drawer, ventilator, and cyclone are clean.
-avoid cramped spaces: space of over 1m is necessary for cooling and flame control,
-Misc.: for safety and optimal roasting, do not place the machine any closer than
20cm from a wall or window. Avoid contact with moisture (do not use near a sink,
espresso machine, etc.)
2) External power connection
-Power connection: plug power cord only into wall sockets with correct voltage
-Power requirements are listed on the machine’s label
2)-1 Supply condition
Electric-type model:
AC 230V (1PH) 60Hz 10.6A 2.5kw
Gas pressure: low for home use. Follow proper specifications for gas supply.
Gas pressure varies with region/location. Please contact your local gas supply
company.
2)-2 How to connect
-manufactured for general wall sockets
-Gas connection: inquire about gas supply hook-up at your gas supply company.
Always follow proper procedures when connecting.
Page 9
9
4
(2) Structure and manipulation – Components
Controls the amount and speed of hot air coming
into the drum
“0” with the least amount air to be come into and “10”
with he most
1) Control the amount of heat inside the drum
2) Discharge used coffee grounds and smoke during
roasting
3) Hold/ discharge aroma during roasting
Equipment to program pre-heat time or roasting
time
The upper number shows the current time and the
one below shows set time
How to set : Press ◀ to move the cursor and ▲ ▼
to increase / decrease numbers
Finalize your setting by pressing MD button
Damper
Timer
Knob
Equipment to control discharge
The rest numbers except the part forced to change
become vague when you press ENT
How to set : Press ◀ to move the cursor and ▲ ▼ to
increase / decrease numbers
Finalize your setting by pressing ENT button
0(Maximum discharge) < 60 (Minimum discharge)
Equipment to control heating power during roasting
Make the gas gage standard and control sensitively
(Gas gage should be the heating standard because the gas
pressures are different according to places and conditions)
Inverter
Ignition Reset
Button
Function of resetting automatic ignition equipment
Press the reset button when the red light is on m which means
that ignition fails because of the air inside of gas pipe.
※ Press reset and ignition button repeatedly until empty air
inside its gas pipe when ignition fails
Page 10
10
4
(2) Structure and manipulation - Structure
Page 11
11
4
(2) Structure and Manipulation– Product structure
*Note : Emergency stop button must be pulled
out to operate the machine
Page 12
12
4
(3) Roasting – Roasting level
Has various colors depending on fresh beans’
condition and place of production
Sweet aroma yet doesn’t fully brew *(yellow
bean)
Sour taste. Easy to separate used coffee grounds.
Cinnamon color
Called American roast. Good for tasting fresh
sour taste. Initial extracting stage. Brown color
Sour taste, unique characteristic. Their body
becomes strengthened. Brown color
Sour, sweet, bitter tastes are all balanced .
Their body becomes bigger. Dark brown color
Shining surface. Bitter taste with smaller body .
Dark brown color
Surface of the beans are covered by oil . Tastes
like charcoal
Less sour taste and more sweet and bitter taste.
Bigger body . Very dark brown color with some
oils on surface . Espresso standard.
Page 13
13
4
(3)-1 Roasting method - Important points before roasting
1) Fresh beans
- Educate yourself about moisture and quality of fresh beans
* Dryness in the beans may affect roasting results
2) Preheating
Excessive moisture inside or outside the machine may result in scale
accumulation or roasting failure. Begin roasting only after sufficient
preheating.
3) External environment
Weather: Condensation caused by cold or humid weather may influence
roasting results. Allow sufficient preheating time.
Ventilation: Roasting is a combustion process requiring adequate amounts
of oxygen. Please check ventilation conditions.
4) Exhaust
Cleaning: Failure to keep machine clean may result in poor cooling due to
vent pipe blockage and decreased air flow. Taste and aroma of the beans
may be adversely affected if waste (grounds) is not discharged properly.
Always inspect vent pipe and cooling unit before roasting.
5) Roasting level
-Set to appropriate roasting level (hand drip, espresso, etc.)
① Press the Reset switch. After approximately 15 minutes, visually
confirm that high voltage electric flow is being emitted from the
high pressure electrode.
② Confirm that the end of the igniter is making proper contact with the
fuel mouth (proximity of about 3~5mm)
③ Confirm that the heat sensor behind the igniter is making proper
contact with the fuel mouth (proximity of about 5~7mm)
◎ Attention
Page 14
14
4
(3)-2 How to roast
1) Connect the power cable. Turn power ON
2) OPEN the gas valve
3) After opening the damper to 10, press operation button
4) BURNER button (for user safety, ignition occurs 15 minutes after gas flow has
stabilized.
• If ignition is unsuccessful, first confirm that the inside red ignition reset button is
on, then press the reset button and the burner button. After the air inside the
gas pipe is evacuated, ignition will occur.
Repeat if necessary
5) After reheating at Damper 10/low flame (about 30% of the gas gauge’s maximum
firing capacity)
6) After 110 degrees is exceeded, adjust to moderate flame (50% or more) and
close the damper to 3.
7) Put beans in the hopper before the temperature reaches the appropriate
temperature to put them
8) Press time button after putting in beans when the temperature becomes around
200 degree (Start timing)
Adjust the heating power to be at 70~80% once the temperature starts increasing
9) Stay flame in middle high stage(50~80%)
10) before1stcrack (Yellow Bean)
Adjust damper to make pressure a little high and before 1stcrack (yellow bean) and
supply the MAX heating power
11) 1stCrack Acting point
Open damper 2 to above 8 slowly and adjust heating power to middle-high
flame(50~80%).
12) A point right after 1stcrack
Adjust the heat by 15%~30% and close the damper (3 ~ 6)
Preparation
Preheat
Roasting
Exhaust mode
13) just before emission (empty just a little before reaching the desired
temperature!!)
Damper 10 discharge lower damper at cooling mode (left) press the
BURNER button and close after confirming the timer, press the TIME
button and close
• Do not put your hand in before fully cooling down!
• After cooling is completed, check the cooling fan!!
14) Cooling machine (Idling)
Fully open the damper till the temperature decreases below 100 degree
(Damper10), Press stop button to turn off after idling with the vent closed, press
operation button to STOP and turn off the control box
15) After roasting!! Important!!.
Use vacuum cleaner to clean the cyclone, inside the cooling unit, grounds (waste)
drawer, hopper, and confirmation door
(There is a charge incurred when service is requested due to neglect in cleaning
and maintenance
Discharge
After use
Exhaust modeCooling mode
Inside of control box
Page 15
15
4
(3)-3 How to roast – After roasting
Cleaning is the most important factor to uniformly ensure against
malfunctions and the quality taste and aroma of your coffee.
5
(1)Cleaning method –before you start
-Tool kit, mask, cotton gloves, vacuum cleaner, beans for cleaning (used
to remove dust after cleaning)
-Tool kit is for use when installing
-When cleaning machine, always wear mask and gloves to avoid
accidental injury
-Refer to manual when cleaning, and follow the directions carefully.
Page 16
16
Unscrew 4 bolts below the blower.
* Be careful since it is heavy
* Be careful when handling rubber
* Do not screw too tight as it may
cause bending.
1
2
3 4
Caution!!
It is heavy so please be
careful and move to the floor.
Disconnect the clamp
Separate the blower from wiring.
5
(2) Cleaning- Separating the parts before cleaning Removing the
piping connecting the cyclone
Page 17
17
5
(2) Cleaning- Separating the parts before cleaning Removing the
piping connecting the cyclone
Using the brush, clean the wing as
shown. (Do not divide the wing, it is
hard to re-assemble.)
5
7 8
Caution
Clean the dust from wing and
body together without separating.
Place the blower on the floor.6Unscrew the bolts above.
7
You can see the blower
Page 18
18
1
Caution !!
Do not divide the 3 bolts, it is hard
to re-assemble.)
* Simple clean
Turning around the temper
to clean by using the wood
stick and brush
2
When you clean the
deeper pipe inside then
divide the clamp.
3
Unscrew the 4 bolts.
caution
Caution !!
Do not divide the bolt
as marked, it is hard to re-assemble.)
5
(2) Cleaning and maintenance
caution
Page 19
(2) Cleaning Directions – Cleaning and disassembly
Unclamp the hand clamp Use the hex wrench (in toolbox) for bolts shown.
1
5. Cleaning & Maintenance
2
!! Do Not Remove
Any Other Bolts!!
19
3
Page 20
(2) Cleaning Directions – Cleaning and disassembly
5. Cleaning & Maintenance
Please clean the air compressor in the following order.
Wing/ Left wing/ In front and behind the wing. If you
carefully clean then you will prevent scale buildup.
Chaff between drum
and front plate
Please clean as shown
important!
Clean the air compressor
blower as shown
Cleaning the Hopper
Use a brush to remove any
debris and vacuum.
Occasionally
Space below Cooling
Tray
Vacuum the area below the
tray occasionally.
important!
Important!
Pipe Cleaning
Bend the brush to reach deep
into the pipe to remove any
debris.
Infrequent cleaning of pipe
will lead to stubborn buildup
whereas frequent cleaning will
lead to easier removal of
debris.
20
You can loosen the bolt
shown above to clean
using a vacuum.
Important!
Important!
Page 21
(2) Cleaning Directions – Cleaning and disassembly
Cleaning the Hopper Door
Use a brush and then vacuum to clean
5. Cleaning& Maintenance
Cleaning the Damper
Placing the damper at the 10 position use a brush to
clean debris.
Hopper Gate
Scale Removal
Using a brush to remove debris.
Vacuum to finish cleaning.
Cleaning the Cyclone
Use a brush then vacuum to clean.
Clean regularly to ensure clean flow.
21
Important!
Important!
Important!
Page 22
22
5
After cleaning, remove any dust around the machine with the vacuum
cleaner. To remove dust inside the machine, use spare coffee beans in
a no-load rotation without turning on heat.
and roasting failure. Company will not assume responsibility for
accidents, operation failure or roasting problems caused by user’s
neglect to clean machine.
Neglected maintenance of cooler
Neglected maintenance of the cooler causes
moisture and dusts inside the cooler resulting
poor performance of blower and cooler causing
charcoal taste or aroma
Neglected maintenance of
damper
Neglected maintenance of the
damper causes moisture and
dusts inside the damper
resulting the damper not
being rotated and controlled
Neglected maintenance of lower damper
Neglected maintenance of lower damper causing
the low damper bar not being turned to 0 resulting
poor taste as well as poor cooling performance
(3) After cleaning
(4) Neglected maintenance
Page 23
23
5
(5) Solutions to problems
Ignition/Flame
Cause Actions to take
Noise in the drum
① contact between drum and front plate (maintain a space of
1.5~2.0mm)
②Insufficient access of grease to the bearings in the drum
vibrations, noise
① Check if volt and nut are loosen
② Disassemble service pipe and discharge pipe of exhaust and
cooling bro and part and dust accumulated in the inside of case
like wing
③ Check oil in the gear head of drive motor and tension of V belt
Inappropriate management of blower
Neglected cleaning and maintenance of preheat and
cooling units and pipes cause moisture and dust
worsening cooling performance
Poor exhaust results when damper is fully opened
Cause Actions to take
Location of the high
pressure sensor
① After turning the burner switch ON, confirm that sparks are flying at a
high intensity from the nozzle of the high pressure rod (maintain a space of
3~5mm)
② After igniting, confirm that the sparks are reaching the heat sensor
(maintain a space of 5~7mm)
③ Confirm that there is no movement of the high pressure, sensor,
breakage to the insulator, grazing or disconnection of wires, etc.
Temperature display
error
There must be no damage, breakage, dislocation or presence of foreign
matter in the sensor, and no errors due to malfunction of the temperature
adjuster
Flame
① Scale accumulation on the upper cap of the nozzle
② Distortion in shape of nozzle hole due to over-aggressive cleaning
(LPG Ф0.65, LNG 1.0)
③Confirm that gas type is identical with gas type indicated on the name
plate
Flying sparks
① Occurs due to insufficient oxygen supply because exhaust damper is set
too low, etc.
②There must be no debris such as coffee grounds or other waste in the
exhaust conduit path
Noise
Page 24
24
7
Detail Durability
Heater None
Nozzle Nozzle Ass’y 1 set 10 years
Belt
B type 87” 1ea
3~5 years
Bearing
UCFL204-EN2 2ea
UCFC208-EN2 2ea
5 years
Sensor Ф2.3 x 40ℓ x 1/8”x 4.0m 2ea 2~3 years
Exchange period for machines applies to new machines only. Exchange
period may vary depending on how the machine was handled or conditions
related to the machine and the environment of its use.
Exchange policy does not apply to used machines.
6
(1) Disposal
1. Box container and wrapping materials should be recycled or disposed of in
accordance with the rules set by your country.
2. The machine and power cord may be recycled. Please contact recycling
center.
3. Machine must not be disposed of together with regular trash. Dispose of
machine according to the recycling method established for electrical products.
-Detailed information about recycling is available at recycling center and
store of purchase.
4. Dispose of waste (grounds) from coffee beans in accordance with your
country’s regulations for food disposal or environmental policy.
Page 25
25
8
1) Damage caused by natural disasters
2) Damage resulting from user negligence
• Inappropriate use
• Using machine for purposes other than those intended by user’s
Intentional negligence, remodeling, damage from impact, use of excessive force while
operating, disassembly, private repairs
• Use of supplies other than those made by manufacturer, improper cleaning,
negligence in cleaning
• Failure to follow safety and operation warnings
3) Installing additional parts to machine’s interior or piping, use in an improper operation
environment
4) Reinstalling following simple cleaning or initial installation when damage has been caused
by
user’s failure to clean machine
5) Consumable goods replacement
Model name :
Used period :
Problem
description:
Contact name :
Phone :
Page 26
26
8
Model THCR-12 Capacity 4 ~ 15kg
Gas
pressure
Low
pressure
(For home
use)
Power
Single
230V(60HZ)
Gas
consumptionLNG 42000kcal/h LPG 3.5kg/h
Consu
ming
voltage
2.5kw
Power
Motor : AC / 220V / 400w / 60HZ
Gearhead : Decreased rate 1/30
Blower : Cooling - AC 750w 60HZ
Exhaust – AC 400w 60HZ
Size
1000*2200*1700
m/m
Page 27
27
참고
[ How to adjust the front plate and the drum ]
(Warning): You should start adjusting after turning off the power and contact service
center if you do not fully understand the directions to adjust
① Insert lens bolt into the the A stopper of front plate then loosen the stopper by
turning left
② Slightly loosen fixing the bolt of the B stopper(Bearing part)
● Fix the B stopper with your hand so it won’t move when you narrow down the
space of the drum then turn it left
(You can fix the drum with your hand and turn the B stopper )
● Fix the B stopper with your hand so it won’t move when you widen the space of the
drum then turn it right
③ Once adjustment is completed, tighten the fixing bolt of the A and B stopper
1. Front plate, door
① Leave about 0.5m/m space between front plate
and the door so that no coffee wastes can leak
② Fixing bolt on the front plate and washer have to
be the same ones as existing ones
(Otherwise, friction between the drum and the front
plate might cause noise obstructing rotation of the)
drum
2. Space between the front plate and the DRUM
1.2m/m is ideal space
between the front plate
and the drum .
It is important to
maintain the space as the
space gets narrow down
as a result of thermal
expansion . Noise is to
be caused from the drum
when the space is too
narrow.
Feference고
Loading...