KitchenAid 5KCG100 manual Replacing the Cutting Burrs, To Replace the Burrs

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Care and Cleaning

Replacing the Cutting Burrs

If the cutting burrs are damaged, or have reached the end of their life (usually after grinding 270–360 kg of coffee), they can be replaced easily. Refer to “Service Centers” on page 19 to order a set of replacement burrs.

To Replace the Burrs:

1.Remove the faceplate and burr- shaft assemblies. For instructions, see “Cleaning the Cutting Burrs” steps 1, 2, and 3 on page 14.

2.With a screwdriver, remove the burr from the burr-shaft assembly by turning the two burr-mounting screws counter-clockwise until free.

3.Remove the burr from the motor housing by turning the two burr-mounting screws counter-clockwise until free.

4.Attach the replacement burrs to the burr-shaft assembly and motor housing using the burr-mounting screws. Make certain the cutting surfaces of the burrs face outward, and the burr-mounting screws are tight.

5.Insert the burr-shaft assembly into the motor housing and attach the faceplate assembly. For instructions, see “Cleaning the Cutting Burrs” steps 5–10 on pages 15 and 16.

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Contents Artisan Burr Grinder Table of Contents Your safety and the safety of others are very important Burr Grinder SafetyImportant Safeguards Electrical Requirements Model 5KCG100 Burr Grinder Features Operating the Burr Grinder Using the Artisan Burr GrinderBefore First Use Setting Grind For Average Grind Size Grind Setting TableAdjusting to Provide Coarser Grinds Adjusting the Cutting BurrsAdjusting for Maximum Grind Fineness Burr Grinder Tips While grinding, resulting in lost flavor and aroma How the Grind Affects FlavorCleaning the Cutting Burrs Care and CleaningCleaning the Motor Housing and Hoppers Care and Cleaning Adjusting The Cutting Burrs For Wear To Replace the Burrs Replacing the Cutting BurrsIf the grinder does not run when switched on Troubleshooting ProblemsService Centers Household KitchenAid Burr Grinder WarrantyFor the WAY IT’S Made Customer Service