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5.
If the adjustment you have made does not come up to your expecta-
tions you can adjust the grind degree as described above.
6. Place the rotary knob on the adjusting spindle so that the arrow of
the knob is positioned precisely on the symbol „fine“. Clockwise ro-
tation must no longer be possible.
It is important that the rattling sound cannot be
heard in the finest grinding position. Otherwise the
service life of the grinding discs is reduced
considerably!
7. Insert the fastening screw of the rotary knob and tighten it firmly
with a screwdriver.
If the result is not good enough the grinder needs to be cleaned or you
have to change the grinding discs.
9. Cleaning
Always pull the power supply plug out of the outlet
before carrying out any maintenance or cleaning
work on the device!
Observe the safety instructions under 1.2!
Do not let any foreign objects fall into the grinding
mechanism!
Adjusting spindle
8. Recalibration of the Grind Adjustment
The grinder has been precisely adjusted by the manufacturer. However,
if the ground material is no longer fine enough after a longer period, the
grinder must then be re-adjusted according to the following procedure:
1. Use a screwdriver to unscrew the fastening screw in the middle of
the rotary knob and remove the rotary knob.
2.
Switch on the grinder.
3. Then rotate the exposed adjusting spindle (see Fig.) very carefully
and slowly in clockwise direction until a slight rattling noise (con-
tact of the grinding discs) can be heard and then rotate the adjust-
ing spindle immediately back again in anticlockwise direction up to
the next notch. It must no longer be possible to hear a rattling noise
of the grinding discs!
4.
If you grind some beans now, you should get fine grains. If the coffee
beans have been ground too fine, the discs can stick together. The
grinder would be blocked.
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