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On Saturday, March 26, 2016 at 10:52:38 AM UTC-6, wrote:
> I'm sticking this here, because I could not find any instructions on > the web, and google does a fair job of finding googlegroups posts. > > The Capresso Infinity grinder (Model 505) is the only motorized > conical burr grinder under $100. Which is why its failure to function > yesterday caused us consternation. Basic troubleshooting revealed > a chunk of plastic had broken off the bean hopper. My beloved wife, > who is the only one to use the grinder, claimed ignorance. > > I took off the grounds recipient, and, with the torx bits of my screwdriver, > removed the lower burr, discovering impacted coffeegrounds underneath. > Still did not spin. NB: the lower burr is pushed upwards by three balls > atop three springs. Do not lose these.` > > How to remove the housing mystified me, but I found that it was held > on by five tabs, which I could depress with an old butter knife, > allowing me to slide the housing downwards. > The power cord is connected to a terminal block, which in turn is connected > to two blue wires. One blue wire goes to a microswitch, which is closed > when the bean hopper is properly installed. From there, another blue wire > leads to the grinding timer switch. From there, a white wire goes to > a little circuit board with a MZ-23 PTC thermistor on it, and four diodes.. > Red and black wires from the motor go to this PCB. > > Measuring continuity with a VOM was not very fruitful, so I turned > the timer switch to 10, plugged the grinder in, and manually closed > the microswitch. Success! as the motor spun. > > Monday I will try to order a new bean hopper, and perhaps a new > microswitch, direct from Capresso. Would you please do me a HUGE favor? The MZ23 PTC thermistor burnt out on my 565 grinder. I am knowledgeable in electronics, but when the MZ23 popped, it burnt off most of the lettering. Would you be able to tell me all of the lettering on the MZ23 so I can be sure to order the correct one. There are a few different ones in the MZ23 line. Thank you SOOOOOO much if you are able to do this. |
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