Quest M3 Cleaning

Discuss roast levels and profiles for espresso, equipment for roasting coffee.
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wrz0170
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#1: Post by wrz0170 »

I'm closing in on my 50th roast with my Quest and having a great time with it and learning. That said, I plan on a thorough cleaning and painting the drum (cleaning fan blades and the gunk in the bean chute etc). Any recommended methods/cleaners/whatever you do don't do this stories to get it back to that out of the box shine? Thanks!
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Soap or any of the coffee cleaners and water, wash using your fingers or a soft cloth, then dry with soft cloth.
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Warm water and mild soap will make it look like new without much effort at all. Stuff almost slides off. I put this together a while ago to make the whole process quicker and easier.
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#4: Post by wrz0170 (original poster) replying to TomC »

Nice!!! Thanks Tom. This is perfect. Only thing I can hope for is good weather to paint the drum.
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