Chang Yue Industrial KN-8828P - Manual (Page 13)

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V - Model KN-8828B -
Color LCD Display
Auto Coffee Roaster with Manual Control
The KN-8828B allows easy roasting of the coffee for new users, yet sup-
plies complete manual control for those who become advanced in their roasting
knowledge and are looking for a specifi c taste or roast level. Roast Profi les can
be saved for later use as well. Physically, it is the same as our other models. The
difference is the control panel and user interface.
In the Auto mode the user will fi nd that with just three pushes of the START button the coffee roast-
ing process will begin. In the manual mode, all parameters of the roasting process can be controlled by the
user. These modes and how to operate them are fully described in this chapter.
UNDERSTANDING THE LCD DISPLAY
The fi rst thing that you will notice is the colorful LCD display panel. This is the interface between the
user and the roaster. Let’s begin by understanding what is displayed here. Detailed instructions on how to
use the various functions of the KN-8828B will be found on pages 14 through 17.
NOTE : The display components vary depending on which mode is in use. Only functions that are
currently available will be illuminated.
TIME
The countdown
timer will eject
the beans if it
reaches 00:00.
Format is mm:ss.
TEMPERATURE
If the roast reaches
the Target Tempera-
ture the beans will be
ejected. Also shows
the actual roasting
chamber temperature.
FAN SPEED
This is used to
control the speed
of the main
exhaust fan.
HEATING ELEMENT
This displays the level of
power produced by the
heating element. Each
bar represents 10%.
The up and down “Chevrons” are used to
raise and lower values of various
parameters such as time and fan speed.
SELECT
The circular “Select” arrow
cycles through the display
to select which parameter to
adjust or display.
Powers up the machine,
selects modes, and allows
the machine to be stopped.
Enters the selected mode
and then begins to roast.
During a roast this will eject the
beans and begin the cooling
mode. During programming
this works as an escape key,
taking you back one step in the
process, abandoning changes
made up to that point.