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DF64’s manual lists 7 maintenance jobs for the Gen 2. Each is below with how often and the sentence it comes from.

What to do, and how often

Job How often The manual’s sentence
Bearing / thread lubrication When the grind dial is stiff or stuck

“Also clean other greased surfaces and re-grease threads and burr carrier arm ends and inner part of collar.”
Burr clean No interval given

“3.Cl eant heupanddownbur rwi t hadr ybr ush;”
Burr replacement When edges are dulled or chipped; no kg figure

“Worn burrs (high volume use or stone chipped) → Inspect edges; replace if dulled/chipped.”
Cleaning tablets When oil builds up on the burrs

“You can grind light roast beans to help remove oil build up on burrs or use grinder cleaning tablets.”
Quick clean No interval given

“1 .I nst al lt hebl owi nghopperont heupperbur rhol der ,pr esst he powerswi t cht ost ar t , ,andpr esst hebl owi nghoppert obl ow outt her esi dualpowderi nsi det hegr i nder ;”
Exit chute brush-out No interval given

“4.Cl eant heout l etwi t hadr ybr ush;”
Declumper clean / replace Periodically; wear item

“Declumpers need to be changed periodically and are considered normal wear and tear items.”

The collar

Adjustment
Stepless
Finer is
Not recorded for this model
How a setting reads
A number on the dial, in steps of 0.5; lower is finer
What one step is worth
The maker publishes no figure

Step-by-step guides

What the manual does not say

3 jobs with nothing stated
  • Seal / gasket replacement
  • Grounds cup / catch clean
  • Hopper clean
Notes from the research
  • The maker gives a cleaning procedure but no interval for any task; intervals and tablet/grease/burr-wear guidance are community (retailer) only.
  • No burr life in kg; burrs are excluded from the warranty.
  • Nothing on hopper, dosing cup or seal care.

Sources

Researched on .

Published: the sentence is on the maker’s own page or in the maker’s own document.

Community: the maker’s text, hosted somewhere else, usually by a retailer.