How do you remove the dials from a krupps coffee grinder

a) Remove the water tank and the coffee bean container cover.
b) Remove the two fixing screws of the coffee bean container.
c) Remove the housing screw under the water tank (Torx/T10).
d) Remove the housing screw under the coffee bean container.
e) Remove the two bottom housing screws . Pull the housing left of the electronic system slightly forwards and lift.
f) Move the upper housing slightly to the left so that the notch of the steam dial is visible on the right side of the machine. Release the steam dial using a sharp object and remove.
g) Remove housing and pull water hose off.

Please define your question and state it more clearly please. Exactly what it is you want to do, and what the problem is on which model of KRUPS.

You will have to take the machine to a repair shop. Check on the phone first, to find a shop that will check what the problem is and how much to repair it. They may do that part for FREE. Then select the most economical estimate of repair. If your machine is fairly NEW, then check your warranty, and make sure you have proof-of-purchase, then contact the store where you bought it from----they should either replace it, or give you a full refund.

This is NOT a question, and I don't know what it is you're trying to get. BUT, if you need a service center in INDIA, go directly to KRUPPS.COM and get their 1-800 number and ask for a customer service rep who can give you that info.

On the bottom of the Grinder, You will find several Rectangular holes. With a flat screwdriver push tangs to release bottom. In main shaft, there is a small slot for a flat screw driver. Inseret proper dcrewdriver in slot and turn blades counter clockwise. This should remove blades..

If this is in reference to the Pasquini K2 Moka Grinder, they are pretty much maintence free. Remove the beans/hopper, then pushing the button on left hand side down, you can unscrew the dial counter-clockwise. This will give you access to the top/bottom mills. Use a wire brush the machine came with to clean the coffee off from the mills teeth which builds up over time. Then reassumble and readjust your grind for the beans you are using.

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That is serious, that means the grinder is jammed or not working. To check the components of the machine follow these instructions.
Press and hold the steam button and turn on the machine, when you see the lights going around in anticlockwise direction, release the button. Turn the coffee dial to the left and press the steam button, the grinder should turn. Dial on the right and pressing coffee ****. water pump runs. Press steam ****. brew group go up, dial 1/4 to left B/Group down.
If grinder not turning the motor is bad. Hope it will help to find out.

Sometimes the grinder has grounds "jamed" in the coffee grinder outlet. First, while grinding try turning the "quantity dial" (has + and - on dial inside coffee bean holder) back and forth to see if that breaks the coffee loose. Next, Use a small brush to clean the coffee grounds channel inside the machine. To do this, remove the brewing section, liquid tray, and spend grounds holder. On upper portion of machine, just above the area where the brewing unit is a small "trap door" where coffee grounds are delivered to the brewing unit. slip the "trap door" open (it's spring loaded so you will need to hold it open) and with a small brush gently brush the accumulated grounds out of the channel. (There may be a large accumulation of grounds if you are using dark roasted "oily" coffee. Good luck! hope this works for you

our waste coffee is it consistant like stay in 1 round piece or loose lock at it if it lock like it was fine grind i suspect that our machine dont grind fine enough our coffee should have that lovely brownish cream on top maybe grinder need ajustment it wasnt done properly at the compagny and you said you adjusted the dial in the grinder but what about the quatity of coffee look in our manuel fine grounded coffee good quatity of coffee our suppose to get that perfect expresso i think ajust our dial for quatity of coffee thanks for using fixya pierre