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GINO ROSSI RR45 Automatic

Postby AngerManagement on Mon May 09, 2011 4:36 am

Hi All

Just scored one and the previous owner has taken a few short cuts... At some stage a problem with the doser and or Magnet sensor and decided to cut it all out and just taps things up... Darwin theory should have kicked in..

Does any one have a picture or two OR a electrical diag of the cct for the Gino Rossi RR45 Grinder.

Would like to get it back to spec and or modify it correctly; for grind on demand.
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Postby bad.wabbit on Tue Jul 26, 2011 10:33 am

Did you have any luck with circumventing the autofill switch? I'm looking at a Rossi and wondering what is involved.

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Postby stefano65 on Tue Jul 26, 2011 1:02 pm

Normally the autofill microswitch can be removed,
wires by-pass (attached together/ solder them etc etc and isolate)
and re inserted in the casing
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