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Diagram E Diagram F
Auger Key
Rotational Burr
and Auger
Spring
If you are just cleaning, do not disassemble the burrs further. Using the provided brush,
gently brush coee dust o of the burrs and replace burrs.
If you are replacing the burrs, continue onto the next steps.
6. The stationary burr is attached to the grinds chamber. To remove the stationary
burr, start by using a Phillips-head screwdriver to remove the three screws that
hold it in place. If there is ground coee in these screws that interferes with
their removal, use a small brush to clear the ground coee before attempting to
remove the screws.
Carefully remove the stationary burr. Diagram G
7. The rotational burr is attached to the auger. To remove the rotational burr, start
by using a Phillips-head screwdriver to remove the three screws that hold it in
place. If there is ground coee in these screws that interferes with their removal,
use a small brush to clear the ground coee before attempting to remove the
screws. Diagram H and I
8. Carefully lift the rotational burr away from the auger.
To replace the burrs, repeat these steps in reverse order.
Make sure that the rotational burr is reattached to the auger and that the stationary
burr is reattached to the grinds chamber.
Diagram G
¼
1
3
¼
3
3
¼
2
3
Diagram H Diagram I
4. Pull on grind dial to remove the grinds dial assembly.
5. Carefully remove the rotational burr/auger (the burr closest to you), auger key,
and spring from the grinds chamber by pressing in. Take care not to lose any
pieces as you remove. See Diagram E and F for reference.