marco 1000950 Coldbru Rolling Coldbru Commercial Brewing System User Guide
- June 1, 2024
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marco 1000950 Coldbru Rolling Coldbru Commercial Brewing System
QUICK • EASY • CONSISTENT
- The Marco ColdBRU concentrate brewer delivers approximately 30% higher yield from the same amount of coffee used when compared when the leading competitor.
- This higher yield means less coffee wasted and more coffee to sell.
DID YOU KNOW?
The output of the Marco ColdBRU depends on your grind size, desired recipe and
correctly tamping your coffee bed.
Check out our helpful grind, recipe, and tamp guide on the next few pages.
RECIPE, GRIND & ROAST PROFILE
**RECOMMENDED RECIPE FOR CONCENTRATE***
- 1kg/2.2lbs coffee
- Grind size: 300-400 microns
- 6.5L/1.7 GAL water
- 2hr Brew Time
- = 4-4.5% TDS
**RECOMMENDED RECIPE FOR RTD***
- 500g/1.1lbs coffee
- Grind size: 600-700 microns
- 6L/1.5 GAL water
- 1hr Brew Time
- = 1.5% TDS
PLEASE NOTE: These figures are for guidance only and users may find variation in their results.
A NOTE ON ROAST PROFILE:
We recommend a medium to dark roast. For profiles with creamy, chocolate and
caramel overtones we recommend Agrton scale of 55-60. For fruiter, more acidic
coffees (e.g. Ethiopian) we recommend Agtron scale of 60-65. Pictured on the
right: Agrton Scale: 60-65 (Ethiopian).
TAMP GUIDE
NOTE:
The tamp provided with the ColdBRU system is slightly smaller than the brew
chamber. This is because the sides of the brew chamber are slightly tapered,
therefore the tamp will not sit flush in the chamber. This will not impact
your brew.
TOP TIPS:
We recommend that users tamp with around 2kg/4.4lbs of pressure. To measure
the correct pressure when first using the ColdBRU:
- Put the desired amount of ground coffee into the brew chamber.
- Place your brew chamber (full of coffee) onto a scales.
- Tare/zero your scales.
- Place the tamp into the brew chamber and press onto the coffee bed until 2kg/4.4lbs appears on the scales.
- Ensure coffee looks even and level.
By compressing and tamping the coffee correctly at the start, you will extract the maximum from your coffee and won’t leave any liquid coffee left over. The remaining coffee forms a large damp puck which is easier to dispose of when compared to traditional cold brew methods.
TAMP TROUBLESHOOTING
MY COFFEE IS UNDEREXTRACTED
CAUSE
A. Your coffee bed might not have been level and uniform.
If you press the tamp down on the coffee bed without levelling it first, then the centre section will be compressed and the incoming water will flow down the sides easier, leading to underextraction.
B. Your coffee grind was too coarse.
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SOLUTION
A. If using a higher volume of ground coffee, level the coffee bed in stages: i.e. add ¼ of coffee, level the bed, add the second ¼ of coffee and level the bed, continue with the remainder to ensure the coffee bed is level and uniform. Then proceed with tamping at the recommended pressure (see above).
B. Try a finer grind.
WATER DIDN’T SOAK THROUGH THE COFFEE /
WATER OVERFLOWED FROM THE TOP OF THE BREW CHAMBER
CAUSE
A. Tamping too hard.
Generally, there is not that much pressure required to obtain the optimal tamp
(see pressure guide above).
If you have tamped too hard it will prolong the brewing time.
There is a risk of overflowing as dispensed water may not flow through the coffee bed as expected. Instead, water will sit on the coffee bed and continue to dispense. This may result in the brew chamber overflowing as there is no overflow sensor.
B. Your coffee grind was too fine.
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SOLUTION
A. If the water is reaching the top of the brew chamber and is not visibly draining through the coffee bed you need to pause the brew until the water level drops
(e.g. is soaking through the grinds.)
To unpause, press the pause button again and your brew will resume
The timer on the screen will indicate the remaining brew time.
NOTE: if this happens, your set brew time and desired extraction and TDS/ratio may be impacted (e.g. it may take longer to brew than the original set brew time.)
B. Try a coarser grind.
WATER SOAKED THROUGH COFFEE TOO QUICKLY
CAUSE
A. Tamping too lightly.
If the bed is uniform and tamped very lightly the water will pass through the coffee much faster that desired and lower the overall TDS.
B. Your coffee grind was too coarse.
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SOLUTION
A. Re-start the brew.
B. Try a finer grind.
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Documents / Resources
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