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Mazzer Mini cleaning and settings: what the manual says

Mazzer’s manual lists 6 maintenance jobs for the Mini. 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
Burr clean Periodically

“clean the grinding blades, threads and the entire grinding system thoroughly using a clean brush and cloth.”
Quick clean No interval given

“Having discharged the ground coffee, clean the doser’s star unit with a clean brush, expelling the material removed by pulling the doser lever.”
Grounds cup / catch clean No interval given

“Use a dry cloth to thoroughly clean the outlet of the ground coffee on the bottom of the doser.”
Hopper clean Periodically

“It is advisable to clean the hopper periodically.”

Left to a technician

Job How often The manual’s sentence
Bearing / thread lubrication With each grinding-system cleaning

“please lubricate, with grease suitable for food contact, the threads of the grinding adjustment disk and its underneath surface which touches the upper grinding blade holder.”
Burr replacement Every 299 kg of coffee

“The manufacturer rates these burrs for approximately 660lbs”

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

2 jobs with nothing stated
  • Seal / gasket replacement
  • Cleaning tablets
Notes from the research
  • The manual (shared with Super Jolly/Lux) says the appliance must be cleaned periodically by skilled technical personnel only; intervals are all "periodically".
  • No burr-life figure from Mazzer; the 660 lb rating is retailer-relayed.
  • Manifest says 64 mm flats; Prima lists the Mini doser burr (182D) as 58 mm and the Mini Electronic burr (189D) as 64 mm — re-check the manifest.

Sources

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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.