making sure to properly align the parts so that they do not become stuck. Do not
force.
12. Position the upper body abutting against the locking slots (anticlockwise rotation).
13. Tighten the 3 retaining screws (22).
14. Without forcing, screw the adjustment nut (24) of the burrs until the 2 burrs come into
contact (fig. D).
15. Unscrew the adjustment nut (24) about ten notches to release the burrs that are in
contact.
16. Connect the appliance and turn it on without coffee. Screw the adjustment nut (24)
until the 2 burrs come slightly into contact (slight noise).
17. Turn off the appliance.
18. Unscrew the fastening screws on the graduated plate (29) and re-index the "0" of the
graduated plate (28) with the indexing mark (35).
19. Screw back the fastening screws of the graduated plate (29).
20. Unscrew the adjustment nut (24) from 10 to 15 notches.
21. With coffee, adjust the grind (see the "Grind setting" part).
22. Then adjust the timers if the new burrs have modified the flow of the appliance (see
the "Setting the dose of ground coffee" part).
Resetting the wear percentage of the burrs
Validate the replacing of the burrs set in the "Technical info / Burrs change" menu
Prolonged non-use
This appliance has no restrictions to prolonged inactivity.
We simply recommend cleaning it before use and checking the condition of the
components of the appliance (e.g. power cord, seals and other spare parts). If the
appliance will not be used for more than 1 month, it is recommended to vacuum out any
coffee residue in the grinding body in order to prevent the risk of fouling by clumping and
hardening.
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