Bag Shaker Extension - Compak R-80 Instruction Manual

Grinders are set in the factory, establishing the optimum settings for
each type of coffee. To grind coffee:
Open the hopper lid (1), fill the hopper (2) with coffee and close the lid.
Once the coffee is inside the hopper, it can not be removed.
Press the bag support handle (6) and put the empty bag around the
coffee discharge tube (7), then release the handle so the bag remains
fixed in place.
Push the grind button (5) on the right of the front setting dial (4) and the
grinding process will start. Once you have ground the desired quantity of
coffee, push the grinding stop button (5).
Remove the bag, holding it with one hand and with the other, push the
bag support handle down to release it. Push the handle two or three
more times against the outlet to remove any remaining traces of coffee
which may have stuck to the discharge tube.
NOTE: The amount of coffee ground will depend on the chosen
grinding point.
1 bean
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100-300 particles
French Press,
500-800 particles
Filter
1,000-3,000 particles
Drip
3,500 particles
Espresso
15,000-35,000 particles
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Turkish
8

Bag shaker extension

The grinder comes with an extension to distance the bag shaker from the
machine, allowing the possibility to use bigger bags (>0.55 lbs for R-80
& R-100 and >1.1 lbs for R-120 & R-140) and therefore grinder larger
amounts coffee.
To put the extension in place, remove the screw (9) on the lower part
of the bag shaker as indicated in Figure 7 and put the adapter in place.
Reconnect the bag shaker using the same screw.
Without
extension
9
Cleaning
9.1. General Warnings
To guarantee the correct operation of the machine as well as the
quality of the ground coffee, periodically clean the parts that come into
contact with the coffee (at least once a week). Before performing any
type of maintenance work, the following indications must be taken into
consideration:
• Always turn off the machine using the general switch (12).
• Disconnect the machine from the power supply.
• Do not submerge the machine in water.
With
extension
Fig. 7