javanorth
New member
Will beans truly scorch if I drop them in my Diedrich IR-12 above 300 degrees?
I''ve recently resumed roasting after a five year break (employee was doing it for me) and I''m trying to improve the consistency of my roasts. It would help if the IR-12 could absorb more heat before my first roast of the day. The machine takes so long to get up to its \"heat capacity\" that my first 3-4 roasts are vastly different. I''d like to let the machine get much hotter before dropping but my manual claims that this will scorch the beans.
Any advice for heating up the system more evenly?
I''ve recently resumed roasting after a five year break (employee was doing it for me) and I''m trying to improve the consistency of my roasts. It would help if the IR-12 could absorb more heat before my first roast of the day. The machine takes so long to get up to its \"heat capacity\" that my first 3-4 roasts are vastly different. I''d like to let the machine get much hotter before dropping but my manual claims that this will scorch the beans.
Any advice for heating up the system more evenly?