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1. Empty hopper of coffee beans. Run grinder to clear grinding burrs of coffee.
2. Open housing cover to locate adjustment screw (8) and lock nut (7). loosen lock nut.
3. Run motor during adjustment. Turning adjustment screw
clockwise will result in a finer grind (if, while turning, you
hear the grinding burrs starting to touch, immediately, back
off 1/8th turn). Turning counter clockwise will produce a
coarser grind.
4. with a screwdriver holding the adjustment screw in place,
tighten the locknut.
5. Run some coffee beans through the machine to check the
grind adjustment.
6. Replace front cover on machine.
*This adjustment may change the amount of ground coffee
dispensed.
1. Unplug the power cord.
2. Empty the hopper of beans.
3. Take out the thumb screws (9) to remove the grind cap (10).
4. Pull out the grinding burr/feed worm assembly (3). The inner half of the grinding burr set (2) will remain
in the housing.
5. Separate the shear cap (6) and shear drive (4). The snapped shear disk (5) should fall out of it’s slot on
the shear drive.
6. Inspect and clean housing (1) of any coffee or debris. Especially look for pieces that may have caused
the shear disk to break.
7. Re-insert the feed worm and grinding burr on to the motor shaft.
8. Push shear drive through burr/feed worm assembly and align large slot with tongue on the motor shaft.
9. Rotate burr/feed worm assembly to align slot with narrow slot on shear drive.
10. Insert a new shear disk into slot. Cover with the shear cap.
11. Replace grind cap and thumb screws.
All mechanisms, including the motor bearings, have been oiled for life. No additional lubrication is neces-
sary.
when hooking up the grinder, full voltage is absolutely necessary for grinding power. Serious damage may
occur to the motor if you run it on an overloaded circuit.
CURRENT
lUbRICATION
ChANGING
A BROKEN
SHEAR DISK
ADjUSTING
ThE GRINDS*
1
2
8
7
5
4
3
9
10
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