My new home grinder, a modded Super Jolly with Robur funnel, shortened mini hopper and Dick Smith on/off switch.
The motor is covered with a foil coffee bean label and fork removed.
I purchased this grinder with 830grams of ground coffee inside its body.

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Comment by Troy on November 12, 2011 at 9:54am

Let this also serve as a reminder to tighten up your Mazzer doser's folks.

I guess the gasket can wear out and if allowed to get a slight amount of movement can have extreme consequences.

Comment by Troy on November 12, 2011 at 9:49am

Hi Jay, here's a picture. I'd never seen this happen before, so imagine my face when this when this giant landslide of coffee came gushing out.

I believe it had gotten in over a long period of time via a slight gap between the doser and body, as it was just slightly loose when it arrived.

So surprised the motor wasn't completely f--ked, only the timer was knackered.

Troy

Comment by Jay Caragay on November 12, 2011 at 6:06am

Haha!  Reminds me of the time in 2005 when we were prepping a used grinder being loaned to Norwegian barista champion Gunnhilde Seljenes.  As we were opening the bottom plate, a ton of ground coffee poured out of the chamber.  I can only imagine what your experience must have been like!

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