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Have you adjusted the High & Low flames on the Dungs Valve with an Allen Key? What happened when it broke? Zero gas flow?
I just got the Marshall high-output regulator (12-24WC), but unfortunately the Dungs valve I believe has its own regulator built into it and I'm still only able to get 11WC. I've only done 1 roast so far, but it doesn't seem to "ice" like the cheaper Charbroil regulator did...I can go down to 3 WC and back up to 11WC without it getting stuck at 9WC.
According to Diedrich tech support I should be able to run it at 13WC, but I honestly don't think they really know anything about running on a propane tank.
I think not having venting set up right now is definitely resulting it way too much airflow....is this the Variac you are looking into getting? amazon.com/Variac-Variable-Transformer-300va-Output/dp/B006NGI8VS
Are you running Artisan? What sort of Rate of Rise are you getting in the drying phase?
I'd love to stay in contact and try to sort this out together if you're game? Feel free to shoot me a PM with your email.
Take Care,
Matt
Hey Matt,
Yes, I have adjusted the Hi/Low on the Dungs valve. When I get the high over 9"WC, let's say 9.5", the low increased from 3" to 3.5", so the range seems to be set on the DUNGS mechanically.
I didn manage to get some highly improved roasts with the new DUNGS installed. The failure was that the valve stuck open and would not modulate with the Gas control knob. I could only roast with full burners.
On the Variac, yes, that Variac is what I had in mind. I also think that maintaining 50/50 withj smaller roasts like Amhas suggests is a great idea, and will try it.
I am running Artisan, but keep it on an old laptop making it more difficult to get a screen print of the roast profiles to share. I will work on that as well.
Will PM you so we can continue working on this issue.
Scott