4 FR 1.0 - 04 2004
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Using the COFFEE GRINDER N° 4 (fig. A)
ADJUSTING THE GRIND
•
Turn the grinding-wheel gap adjuster button
(6)
clockwise for a coarser grind and
anticlockwise for a finer grind. The factory setting is for the finest grind, with the
grinding wheels nearly touching each other.
SERVICING
•
Clean the coffee outlet, the coffee-bean holder and the grinding mechanism from
time to time. Always turn the appliance off, i.e. switch
(13)
on position 0, and unplug
it.
•
Cleaning in a jet of water or a high pressure spray is prohibited.
•
The base
(11)
must not be immersed in water.
REPLACING THE GRINDING WHEELS
IMPORTANT: always change both grinding wheels (17) at the same time.
The 2 grinding wheels are identical and can be fitted equally either on the moving plate
(18)
(moving grinding wheel) or on the cast metal adjustment block
(19)
(fixed grinding
wheel).
1. Stop the machine by putting the switch
(13)
to "0" and disconnect the power supply
cord.
2. Close the shutter
(3)
on the bean hopper
(2)
. Take off the bean hopper
(2)
.
3. Turn the grinding wheel gap adjuster button
(6)
clockwise until it comes to a halt at
the “
COARSE
” setting."
4. Unscrew the nuts
(16)
and remove the whole grinding unit
(15)
, to gain access to the
grinding wheels.
5.
Change the grinding wheels (3 fastening screws) after carefully cleaning the
supporting surfaces.
TAKE CARE:
The slightest small coffee particle under the grinding wheel may
prevent the machine from operating correctly. It is recommended that the grinder
body is cleaned with a compressed air jet or a dry brush.
6. Reassemble the grinding unit
(15)
and adjust the grinding gap to its minimum setting.
TAKE CARE
•
Before tightening the fastening nuts
(16)
on the grinding unit
(15)
, check that the dial
(4)
of the grinding wheel adjuster button
(6)
is set to “
COARSE
”"
This precaution is essential to prevent any risk of the grinding wheels being brought
too close to each other, which could cause damage to the grinding unit.
