Problems with superjolly switch (DIY?)
Ahoy,
I have a Mazzer Superjolly and the manual switch, which usually locks into place once opperating, no longer does so. I'm wondering if anyone can give me some DIY tips on how to fix this problem. I took apart the base assembly but couldn't figure out how to fix it. I did get it back together though, I just have to hold the switch while I'm using (this is now the decaf grainder haha...). Thanks all.
I have a Mazzer Superjolly and the manual switch, which usually locks into place once opperating, no longer does so. I'm wondering if anyone can give me some DIY tips on how to fix this problem. I took apart the base assembly but couldn't figure out how to fix it. I did get it back together though, I just have to hold the switch while I'm using (this is now the decaf grainder haha...). Thanks all.
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Permalink Reply by Andy Atkinson on
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The switch is an enclosed assembly, which I think would just be easier to replace than try to fix, unless anyone knows a quick fix. The switches aren't all that expensive, and are pretty easy to swap out. Hope that helps.
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Permalink Reply by Alex C. McGregor on
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Thanks man, I appreciate it.
Andy Atkinson said:The switch is an enclosed assembly, which I think would just be easier to replace than try to fix, unless anyone knows a quick fix. The switches aren't all that expensive, and are pretty easy to swap out. Hope that helps.
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Permalink Reply by Jason Shipley on
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Espresso parts in stock I'm sure. really easy to replace.
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