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the beeps should be clearly audible. I roast in my garage and if I happen to be in the kitchen with the solid core door closed, I can still easily hear the beeps. "Ngo Cann Diew" <ngocanndiew@I'meverywhere.net > wrote in message news:gq4o00p2ds97togk50ofkvpavqr3emr4lj@4ax.com... > Anyone have problems with the audible beep cue noises? I got a new HT > and went to fire it up, it went through a complete roast and cool down > cycle without any beeps to cue add beans, add time, etc. I called the > folks at coffeebeancoral.com, where it was ordered and await for a > call from their guy to tell me what to do and I thought I would pose > the querry to the group to see if you had any ideas while I wait. > > It was run on a 30 amp dedicated circuit and it is the only thing > running therefore I do not see how volts would be a problem. > > Any thoughts? > > Ngo Cann Diew- that Roast > |
>Anyone have problems with the audible beep cue noises? I got a new HT >and went to fire it up, it went through a complete roast and cool down >cycle without any beeps to cue add beans, add time, etc. I called the >folks at coffeebeancoral.com, where it was ordered and await for a >call from their guy to tell me what to do and I thought I would pose >the querry to the group to see if you had any ideas while I wait. > >It was run on a 30 amp dedicated circuit and it is the only thing >running therefore I do not see how volts would be a problem. > >Any thoughts? > >Ngo Cann Diew- that Roast Volts is not a problem. The beeping should sound each time you press the buttons upon selecting a startup roast level. If it beeped then, the beeper itself is OK. Some folks with hearing frequency loss have problems hearing the beepes. I had two running about two feet apart, and when they beeped I could not tell which one it was. Randy "did you just hear something?" G. http://www.quiknet.com/~frcn/Coffee/Coffee.html |
exceptional Ngo Cann Diew that sound On Mon, 19 Jan 2004 09:58:51 -0800, Randy G. < > wrote: >Ngo Cann Diew <ngocanndiew@I'meverywhere.net> wrote: > >>Anyone have problems with the audible beep cue noises? I got a new HT >>and went to fire it up, it went through a complete roast and cool down >>cycle without any beeps to cue add beans, add time, etc. I called the >>folks at coffeebeancoral.com, where it was ordered and await for a >>call from their guy to tell me what to do and I thought I would pose >>the querry to the group to see if you had any ideas while I wait. >> >>It was run on a 30 amp dedicated circuit and it is the only thing >>running therefore I do not see how volts would be a problem. >> >>Any thoughts? >> >>Ngo Cann Diew- that Roast > >Volts is not a problem. The beeping should sound each time you press >the buttons upon selecting a startup roast level. If it beeped then, >the beeper itself is OK. Some folks with hearing frequency loss have >problems hearing the beepes. I had two running about two feet apart, >and when they beeped I could not tell which one it was. > > Randy "did you just hear something?" G. >http://www.quiknet.com/~frcn/Coffee/Coffee.html > > |
>It makes no sound at all when I press a setting button. My hearing is >exceptional Then IMO, there is no doubt that it has a problem. Might be a bad solder connection at the buzzer where it is mounted on teh PC board, or just a bad buzzer. Randy "beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep" G. http://www.quiknet.com/~frcn/Coffee/Coffee.html |