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DeLonghi DCG4T Electric Burr Grinder

Need to replace the clear container the ground coffee is deposited into as the beans are ground. where can I find one?

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SOURCE: Delonghi DCG49 is suddenly quieter and will not release coffee

Had this problem with my burr grinder, coffee (or something else) is clogged between the burrs and the output chute, so new coffee can't feed in from above. You can try a few things:

1. Unplug and try to dislodge the blockage from underneath with a toothpick.
2. Disassemble and remove the blockage.
3. I've had luck with drizzling a little bit of cooking oil on to the burrs,letting it soak in a while, then running it, the clumped coffee came loose. It made a terrible mess in the bin, but I ran a couple cups of beans through and it cleaned up the oil.

Good luck~

Testimonial: "You were right about the clog. I tried the white rice fix seen elsewhere and it's grinding perfectly again. Thanks."

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Try these guys: http://abtecparts.com/ They are Canadian. Many US distributors don't ship to Canada.

They come off this list http://www.jneuhaus.com/appliance/index.htm.
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