Re-assembly of Fiorenzato F4
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Hi
My grinder became clogged today so I followed the instructions to remove the top assembly and remove the residue. I have the machine back together but don't seem to be able to get it tight enough for a fine grind. All springs are in and their housing clean, the adjustment ring is not cross threaded etc. Is there a trick I am missing? Thanks.
My grinder became clogged today so I followed the instructions to remove the top assembly and remove the residue. I have the machine back together but don't seem to be able to get it tight enough for a fine grind. All springs are in and their housing clean, the adjustment ring is not cross threaded etc. Is there a trick I am missing? Thanks.
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I reassembled my F5 just yesterday, assuming they're the same collar and all, just push very hard on the center (it sits higher than the collar and is what the hopper sits in) and twist the ring the correct direction. For my f5 its righty loosey, lefty tighty
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Thanks - pushing down hard while turning and somebody holding the base of the machine did the trick
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Glad I could help. I recommend tightening it while running it until you hear a slight chirp of the blades touching each other and back it off from there. You'll find a good medium of too tight for beans to fit in between the blades to the perfect fluffy grounds. Itll take a few beans and toying with it but that's half the fun!
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