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11:04 am August 15, 2009
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cocoa-girls
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I have just bought a second hand acmc machine but just realised there are no instructions for it. Does anyone have instructions that wouldnt mind sending me a copy (I would pay all costs of course).
Also can anyone give me a quick set up guide so I can have a go with it. I am used to a chocovision machine that basically does most of it for you (I know very lazy)
any info would be most welcome
cheers
cocoa-girls
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11:09 am August 15, 2009
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cocoa-girls
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Should have said I am in the UK, so if someone has instructions in the UK that would be grest
cheers
CG
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2:24 am August 16, 2009
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cheebs
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The ACMC is very simple to use. Basically you set the high temperature first, once it reaches that, you set the low temperature, and when it reaches that, you set the holding/working temp. To set the temperatures, you press the Temp Set button and the up or down arrow simultaneously.
So, for dark chocolate it would be something like this: high: 120F (50C) low: 81F (27C) hold/work: 91 (32C)
This of course varies from chocolate to chocolate, most commercial couvertures come with the temp ranges printed somewhere on the package.
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12:15 pm August 18, 2009
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I have the manual and am in the UK so I can scan it and post it to you if that helps?
Duffy
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7:52 pm August 18, 2009
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Redstar
that would be fantastic. If you scan it can you send it electronically?
if so my email address is shona.scylla@tiscali.co.uk. I can send my postal address if need be though
many thanks
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11:28 pm August 18, 2009
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I’ll try that first and if the files are too big I can print and send – no problem.
RedStar
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