General Roasting Guide
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Light |
Medium |
Medium dark |
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Development rate |
10–18% |
17–22% |
>25% |
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Time |
FC to FC+40s |
End of FC to +1:30s |
SC |
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Temp + FC (125 g) |
4–8 °C |
9–12 °C |
+20 °C |
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Temp + FC (150 g+) |
5–9 °C |
11–14 °C |
+20 °C |
Default setting:
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Start temp |
183 °C |
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Power |
60 |
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Fan |
30 |
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Drum speed |
70 |
Rule of thumb (normally):
Turning point should be around 25–40 s.
Begin – yellowing (“stage A”): 4:30–5:00
Yellowing – FC (“stage B”): stage A + 3:00
FC – finish (“stage C”): check table above
Procedures:
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1.Warm up at 202°C for 1 min. -
2.Set to 185 °C, let it reduce until 183–185 °C, hold for 1 min. Check if the air temperature is steady too. -
3.Insert beans and adjust power to60.60 -
4.When ROR = positive, adjust power to 90 to 100 (light roast = 100, medium roast = 95, dark roast = 90) OR the earlier the turning point, the lower the power is (e.g., 25s = turning point, power = 90). -
5.From 2:00 to 2:30, reduce power by5.5 -
6.When ROR begins to decrease, increase fan speed by 10 to make sure ROR steadily decrease (NOTE: increase fan speed may also increase ROR, keep an eye on ROR trend, reduce power by 5 if needed). Do this before yellowing (“stage A”). -
7.After yellowing (“Stage B”) + 20s, reduce power (by a step of 5) for steadily decrease in ROR (e.g., from 90 to 60gradually)gradually). Reduce only if there is an upward trend >10 s. DON’T LET ROR TOCRASH.CRASH -
8.Before FC (FC minus 10°C, typically ranged from 185–195°C):-
a.Reduce power by 5 or 10, if there is any sign of ROR increase (=exothermic stage)..However, don’t let power goes below 60. -
b.Increase fan speed twice by 5 (total = 10).
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9.When FC is in progress:a.reduce power (reduce by 5).For washedbean:bean: During FC, ROR may drop drastically. To fix this, increase power and rotation to 70+.b.If it still increases, drum speed = 70+.c.If it still increases, fan = 50+.d.Then, reduce power stepwise by 5 until it’s finished.
10.- For medium and dark roast, final fan speed = [medium: 55, dark:60] + drum speed (70–80).
- Check table above for ideal roasting levels.