ChocoVision revolation 2 User manual

REVOLATION 2

Assembly
PICTURE OF THE SCRAPER
TO THE BAFFLE ASSEMBLY
Note: To avoid damage to your scraper, it is recommended that your bowl/scraper be
“primed” for the first few uses. To do so, take a small piece of chocolate, and simply rub it
on the inside of the bowl. This will insure a smooth initial start up.
Place the Bowl in your machine and
rotate the until it locks into place
Attach the scraper to the baffle. When properly
installed, the scraper should curve towards the
front of the machine. Note that the scraper will not
“lock” into place until the baffle is properly
connected.

Assembly
Fit the baffle into the bowl by rotating the baffle clockwise until the
baffle connector pins engage into baffle lock.

Assembly
Slide the baffle clip on to the baffle. This keeps the solid chocolate from
climbing out of the bowl as it rotates

The Control Panel
Heater Indicator—Forced hot air heater is on when illuminated
Reset—Stops the machine and returns to the default settings
Ready Mode Indicator—Chocolate is tempered and ready to use when illuminated
Chocolate Type / Melt—Sets the machine
for the desired chocolate type when pressed.
Once released, the melt cycle will begin.
Temper 1—Stops the melting process and begins the automatic tempering cycle
Temper 2—The same as Temper 1, but uses “traditional tempering” technique of going 3.7
degrees below the temper set point, and slowly rising back to it.
Seed Out—Finishes the tempering cycle. Remove remaining seed chocolate when
prompted, wait a few moments for Ready Light to illuminate.
Overnight—Allows user to keep melted chocolate in bowl for extended periods of time.
Once selected, the heater cycles from 100ºF-85ºF, the bowl rotates intermittently.
+ / - Heat—Raises and lowers default temperature settings by 1ºF in Melt
Mode, and .1ºF in the Ready Mode. The increment of adjustment is shown
in the display screen, during that adjustment. Once released, the display
will show actual current temperature.
Bowl Pause—Stops bowl rotation for 90 second intervals.