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[racky]

I bought second hand roasting machine of toper.have you knowledge about that brand? so if you have direction for use it can you send please?

 

[Alun_evans]

Hey Racky...good luck. Its a knowledge of roasting you need foremost, rather than knowledge of how to use a Toper, which is a fairly basic drum roaster- if its the model without the control box.

 

[BeanGrinder]

Hey, Racky:

Where are you located? There might be someone on the forum willing to come by and help you out. Your profile is empty! Give us some details.

 

[topher]

I have 3..where you located and what size did you buy?

 

[Toper]

Toper

Hi Racky ,

Thanks for your Toper roasters choice . please just let me know your roaster serial number , I will check from our records about your roaster and will fedex a manual book to your adress , please pm your adress to me .
For help technical support and knowledges please also contact with USA agent Delaware City Coffee Co. com

Regards
Toper

 

[racky]

thanks

thanks for your helps but toper company is gonna send to me cd for direction they so helped me about use and service! I still need about coffee blends if you have any different tipes of coffee blends please send me quickly!

 

[topher]

wait...you bought a roaster..do not know how to use it and have never blended coffee before? You might want to keep a water hose handy :wink:

 

[racky]

don't worry...I have been found in coffee industry for years but i always used to old type machines.This machine is different a little bit .I just don't know target to greek and italian people to which type of coffee blend.

 

[Coffeeexpert]

[quote:c9fc6f21f1=\"racky\"]don''t worry...I have been found in coffee industry for years but i always used to old type machines.This machine is different a little bit .I just don''t know target to greek and italian people to which type of coffee blend.[/quote:c9fc6f21f1]
I''ve found that if you brew French roast or light city roast coffee \"Turkish, Greek, Sicilian or Southern Ukrainian\" style, it will magnify the bitter flavors.
Try a medium roast of this neutral blend 80% Brazil, 20% Colombia
This link might help you a bit- http://www.home-barista.com/forums/roas ... t6090.html