IBTS.... IBT.... ehm ISBT.... IRTS.... or was it ITBS?

We like to have descriptive names or sentences for new things - and when the sentences become too long we turn to abbreviations - but then the descriptiveness disappear again :slight_smile:

Never the less I have found this little smart guy to be very dirt repellent. Only need some brief alcohol swab’ing. Done this twice now after a total of 120kg greens. What a huge improvement in maintenance.

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Good to know that it is remaining that clean after 264lbs of roasted product. Nice! :clap:

If I had a dollar for every time I’ve transposed characters in that acronym…

Lucky you! I’m still having to clean my new IR sensor every 10-11 kg.

Hey I like the acronym! XD

120kg a lot of coffee just for you?

Cleaning opening screws i.e. the door?

Same thing here. At first I didn’t assemble my IBTS properly. That was the reason why the probe temperature was higher at a certain moment than my IBTS. Af roasting about 20 kilograms, the issue came back. Had a look at my IBTS, but it was still at the right place. Conclusion: clean the IBTS every 10-15 kg. With a clean IBTS there is in the beginning of the roast about 15-20 degrees Celcius difference between the probe and the IBTS.

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