If your coffee grinder isn’t producing even grounds or your brew tastes off, it might be time to replace the burr assembly. This rotating plate helps grind beans evenly and efficiently, giving you a c...
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I didn't do the repair. My grinder is 12 years old and I have probably ground more than 3,000 pounds of coffee through it over the years. It is a good idea to replace grinding burrs every few years to maintain grind consistency. When I pulled the old burns out and compared them to the ones I just bought I was shocked. The 'new' ones looked more worn than the ones I've had for 12 years. More so, the burrs looked like they were made from cast metal, not cut from stainless steel. And they were poorly cast at that as there was pits in them. I used a 10x jeweler's loop to inspect the burrs & after inspection decided not to replace my worn burrs with a duller set. I'd like a refund, please.
Removed plastic guard on underside of grinder. Loosened two screws holding guard from underneath. Replaced guard and replaced screws. use tape on screws to hold while lining up blind.
All I had to do was remove the retainer screw with the allen wrench then put the knob in place and replace the retainer screw with the allen wrench. It took me longer to locate my allen wrench in my toolkit than to make the repair.
