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CLEANING
After some use, you may find that the individual click settings become less defined. Grinding
will release oils which will build up on the burrs. These oils can affect both the flavour of your
ground coffee and your grinding performance. It is recommended to disassemble and clean the
parts of your grinder regularly.
TO DISASSEMBLE YOUR GRINDER FOR CLEANING:
1
2
Empty beans from the
Ensure that the Handle is in
Grinder.
place and held to stop the
Shaft from turning.
You can turn the Grinder
upside down and rest the
central part of the Handle
on the work surface,
allowing you to hold the
Grinder Body.
4
Remove the Handle.
3
Turn the Grind Control Dial
in an anti-clockwise direction
until it becomes free from
the shaft. This will release
the Disc, Inner Burr and
Spring.
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CLEANING CONTINUED
All parts can be cleaned with a small brush (e.g. an old toothbrush – do not use a wire brush)
and warm soapy water. Do not submerge the Grinder, including the Grind Control Dial,
Handle or Grinder Body in water. Do not place any parts in a dishwasher.
W A R N I N G : Burrs will have sharp edges. Take care when cleaning.
Clean all parts of excess oils and coffee grounds and make sure they are fully dried before
reassembly.
TO REASSEMBLE YOUR GRINDER:
1
2
Ensure that the Handle is
The parts are positioned in
in place and held to stop
the order shown above.
the shaft from turning. You
can turn the Grinder upside
down and rest the central
part of the Handle on the
work surface, allowing you
to hold the Grinder Body.
3
Place Spring onto the Shaft.
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