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It is important to clean your grinder regularly. There are several ways to do this.
Weekly
For weekly cleanings or those done every few days, ensure that you have the cleaning brush handy.
If attached, remove the portafilter cradle from the grinder.
Remove the bean hopper lid and unlock and remove the bean hopper.
Unplug the grinder and tip it to the side, emptying out any beans that remain above the outer burr.
Brush with the cleaning brush to remove any remaining bean residue or pieces.
Holding the ring of the outer burr, turn it counter-clockwise to loosen the burr and pull it straight up.
Tipping the grinder on it’s side again, use the cleaning brush to remove any remaining bean residue or parts. Ensure that the brush moves around the burr firmly, loosening any grinds that may have been stuck.
Move the brush to the bottom of the grinder and slide it, from underneath, into the chute that the coffee grinds exit from.
Move the brush in small circles, in and out, loosening any grinds it may come in contact with.
Remove the brush and replace the portafilter cradle or grinds container.
Place the outer burr back into the grinder and turn clockwise to lock into place.
Insert the bean hopper back into place and lock it into place securely.
Plug the grinder back into a wall outlet.
Deeper Cleaning
Periodically, every month or two, a deeper cleaning may need to be done. If oilier beans or dark roast beans are being used this may need to be done a bit more frequently.
Follow the steps for the weekly cleaning.
However, once the outer burr is removed, we recommend using a vacuum with the hose attachment.
Place the hose over the inner burr, right up against it, and turn the vacuum one.
Once no noise like items moving into the hose, can be heard, remove the hose and turn off the vacuum.
Use the cleaning brush against the burr, brushing firmly against it to ensure that any grinds that might be stuck are loosened.
Replace the hose back on the inner burr and turn the vacuum on again.
When no more noise occurs indicating grinds being moved into the hose, shut the vacuum off and remove the hose.
Slide the brush into the chute the coffee grinds exit from.
Move the brush in small circles and in and out, loosening any grinds it may come in contact with.
Remove the brush and place the opening of the hose over the chute opening.
Turn the vacuum on and leave the hose pressed against the chute opening until no more sounds of items entering the hose can be heard.
Remove the hose and replace the portafilter cradle or grinds container.
Place the outer burr back into the grinder and turn clockwise to lock into place.
Insert the bean hopper back into place and lock it into place securely.
Plug the grinder back into a wall outlet.
For a Thorough Cleaning
If, even after the above cleaning steps, the grinder is not producing as much grinds as it previously had been, you may have a clog in the grinder.
In the event of a clog, please move through all of the above steps but do not reassemble the grinder.
Empty the beans from the bean hopper into a bowl, replace the outer burr and lock the empty bean hopper back into place.
Place the grinds container beneath the coffee chute.
Empty ¼ cup of plain, uncooked, white rice into the bean hopper. It is VERY important to note that this is not instant rice.
Set the grinder for it’s maximum shot cup setting on the coarsest grind.
Press start and let the grinder run until no more white rice powder is coming out of the grinder.
Remove the grinds container and empty into a trash bin.
Use the hose of a vacuum on the grind chute to remove any remaining rice pieces or residue.
Replace the beans in the bean hopper and resume grinding as usual.
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