Cannot remover the coffee grinder from machine.

1. Unplug the coffee grinder from the power source and ensure that it is completely cool.
2. Look for the screw or bolt that is recessed into the base of the coffee grinder. It may be covered by a rubber pad or sticker. Remove the pad or sticker to expose the screw.
3. Use a screwdriver to remove the screw or bolt from the base of the coffee grinder. Make sure to keep the screw in a safe place so that you do not lose it.
4. Gently lift the top of the coffee grinder off the base. You may need to use a bit of force to separate the two parts, but be careful not to damage any of the internal components.
5. Once the top is removed, you should be able to access the internal components of the coffee grinder. If you need to remove any other parts, such as the blades, consult the user manual for instructions.

As for the type of screw used in the base, it is likely to be a small machine screw or bolt. You may need to use a small screwdriver or hex key to remove it. If you are unsure what type of screw to use, you can take the screw to a hardware store and ask for assistance in finding a replacement.

oily coffee residue on the grinder prevent the bean from going down be carefull push coffee down in the grinder with anything except our finger by forcing coffee down will making expresso it should grind if it does remove the coffee cointainer little star screw driver after removing the container inside the grinder where the coffee go down you gonna see a steel piece the coffee goes down the slot remove the old coffee residue on that part clean it good with a tooth brusch or somrthing like that put back without old coffee stuck on the grinder you gonna see the coffee gonna go down in the feeder cheers and if it help you dont forget to rate this cheers

Clean the hopper. After unplugging the grinder, remove the bean hopper and empty it of any coffee beans
, Remove all the pieces , Take out the inner burr , Scrub with a brush , Wipe down the burrs , Clean the coffee chute and Let it dry.

open grinder disk clean and vacume it until wet free then fix back tne grinder disk then test it will worl .RE:before removing grinder disk please mark the position.

If the problem is only just stuck then you should try to rutn the gringing adjustment to more gross grinding and first try to remove all remain coffee beans from grinder, with the use of avacuum cleaner try to clean everything from the grinder beans and grined coffee. Then try to make a coffee if it continue to be stuck turn for more gross coffee grinding clean with vacuum and try again is the grinder is only stuck then this will work if after all these the grinder does not turn then you will need to remove it and also you might need to replace it.

Try removing all beans from bean holder - then use a vacumn machine to remove the bits down amongst the grinder "teeth'. You may have had a small stone in your coffee and if so it may have jammed the grinder.

Once it looks clean, try making a cup of coffee without the beans in the hopper - you should be able to see and hear the grinder revolving and also hear the brew unit moving between the grinder outlet and the water inlet. If it all seems ok now, then add a small amount of beans back into the beans hopper and try making a coffee. If it still will not work, get it serviced. There's not much the average person can do inside these units other than to do more serious damage or kill themselves with an electric shock.

You may try opening the front cover first and removing the filter then after opening the top lid, remove the clear grinder cover and lift the grinder from the rear. After you get it out be sure to clean the motor drive shaft and the bottom of the grinder. then use a trace of vegetable oil to lubricate the motor shaft where is attaches to the grinder.

We are on our second coffee maker and it makes great coffee.

We just went through the same situation. We opened the top the Magnifica to get to the grinder and removed the four screws to seperate the grinding pieces. Inside we discovered two black fosilized beans/stones! We removed those, cleaned out all the bean dust and it is working like new! Took about an hour.

oily coffee residue on the grinder prevent the bean from going down be carefull push coffee down in the grinder with anything except our finger by forcing coffee down will making expresso it should grind if it does remove the coffee cointainer little star screw driver after removing the container inside the grinder where the coffee go down you gonna see a steel piece the coffee goes down the slot remove the old coffee residue on that part clean it good with a tooth brusch or somrthing like that put back without old coffee stuck on the grinder you gonna see the coffee gonna go down in the feeder cheers and if it help you dont forget to rate this cheers

Your machine will probably need service. The water will cause damage to the grinder burrs.  I can send you instruction on how to clean out the grinder on a Vienna if you provide me will your email address. You can email me at [email protected].

 

You are not the first person to do this. These problems come in at least once a week.

 

Hope this helps.

 

Johnny