1Zpresso K-Series Grinder - Disassembly, Cleaning And Calibration (K-Max, K-Ultra, K-Plus)
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- čas přidán 13. 07. 2024
- In this video, I'll guide you through disassembling, deep cleaning, reassembling, and calibrating the 1Zpresso K-series manual coffee grinders. The process is the same whether you have the K-Max, K-Ultra, or K-Plus.
🕒Timestamps:
[0:00] Introduction
[0:28] 1Zpresso K-Max Disassembly
[1:40] Cleaning
[2:36] Reassembly
[3:54] Calibration
[5:00] Final Thought
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This video is fantastic. I’ve had mine for over five years and not one cleaning
Excellent! 👍👍
great video
Thanks!
喜歡1Z K-Ultra!
還在尋找等待新出一支1Z改款讓歸零動作能像泰摩栗子X-lite這麽簡單就更完美了。
Great Video very informative .
Just a matter of interest how often would you recommend doing this ?
Thank You 🙏
Actually the retention is really low, so there won't be lots of leftover grinds within the grinder. I usually clean it every month. If you grind darker roasted beans, I recommend cleaning it more frequently.
@@brewcoffeehome Brilliant. Thanks for your reply it’s much appreciated
What's the best.?
Can we remove the bottom of burr set for K-Plus? I tried to twist. But doesn't seem to work
Please check 1:24 in the video. Are you referring to that burr set? If so, you need to twist it clockwise; it's pretty tight. I don't usually remove it every time I clean the burr.
@@brewcoffeehome Yea, you are right. I was trying to indicate lower burr ring. But mind was extremely tight so i am not sure if is tight or it can't be removed for a K-Plus model. Hence i didnt try further, worried that I might spoil it.
ZP6 is also K series?
Yes, just followed this for my Zp6.
Bearing has specific direction?
No, both sides will work for the bearing.
First things first:
Why should this grinder ever need cleaning and how often? Cleaning looks like a lot of work and requires skill. As bad as disassembling and cleaning a gun.
why not just soak it in water? doesnt seem like dry brushing or paper towels will remove everything.
The metal parts may rust if soaked in water, and they're hard to dry thoroughly. I just need to clear out the grinds and wipe off the coffee oils. :)
The manufacture directs not to get grinders wet.