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Product description

The package includes:
1 x coffee bean roaster
1 x Operation guide

Parameter
Capacity: 800g/1.7lbs/26.45oz
Voltage: 110 V
Heating power: 1800W
Product weight: 9.5lb
Packing size: 12.8x12.8x10.5inch

Action suggestions:
Material / maximum capacity / temperature / time
Coffee beans/750g/140-240℃/24-40 minutes
Red beans/1200g/180-220℃/15-25 minutes
Peanuts/500g/160-180℃/10-20 minutes
Sunflower seeds/400g/180-200℃/8-18 minutes

Note that the set temperature does not represent the actual temperature of the coffee beans in the pot.
If you want to roast coffee beans better, I suggest you use a kitchen thermometer.Insert the thermometer into the small hole of the glass plate, you can see the real temperature in the coffee pot.

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