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material and clean burrs as instructed in the “Cleaning” section
of this manual.
6. Reinstall burr(s) and load bin. Run grinder for 5 seconds to check
that it operates as expected. The grinder should spin quietly and
at an even speed. If the grinder is making an unexpected noise,
repeat this process and carefully inspect to ensure that all coffee
particles have been cleared out.
7. If the problem persists, please contact Fellow customer service
at help.fellowproducts.com and submit a request.
REMOVING AND REPLACING THE GRINDING BURRS
CAUTION: The grinding burrs are sharp, please handle carefully!
1. Unplug your grinder and empty it of coffee.
2. Remove the load bin by twisting it counterclockwise (to the left)
until it unlocks from the grinder, and lift away.
3. Next remove the outer burr. The outer burr is permanently molded
into a plastic carrier with a wire handle attached. This assembly is
locked in the grind chamber with a twist-lock mechanism similar to
the hopper; simply grab the wire handle and twist counterclockwise
(to the left) until the burr carrier disengages from the grinder, then
lift away.
If you are just performing regular cleaning, do not disassemble the
burrs further. Using a stiff brush, gently brush coffee dust off of
the burrs and out of the grind chamber, then replace the outer burr.
If you are replacing the burrs or doing a deep clean/jam clearing,
continue onto the next steps (see Diagram B).
4. The inner burr is attached to the main rotor gear. To remove the
inner burr, start by using a 6 mm hex-head driver to remove the
acorn nut and washer that holds it in place. The nut is left-hand
threaded, so turn the driver clockwise (to the right) to loosen it. If
Diagram B:
Exploded View of
Inner Burr Assembly
Inner Burr Cap Nut
Inner Burr Washer
Inner Burr
Inner Burr Drive Pins
Inner Burr
Threaded Bolt
