how do I replace the burr coffee grinder dial?
641057
A hex wrench or Allen wrench lets you remove the dial I believe. Not sure where you get the part. Google search might find you one.
641058
I assume the part is the plastic cover that one rotates to change the grind. Several companies sell various replacement parts (Google KitchenAid coffee grinder for a list) but none of the ones I checked sold this particular part. When mine needed a small part for the electric motor no one had the part and KitchenAid just told me to buy another grinder. I eventually did buy another but feel they should provide more support for such an expensive item.
1218177
Haven't replaced the grinder wheel. Melitta will have one no doubt, but it might be just as cost effective to buy a whole new unit.
786331
It's self explanatory if you ever used a grinder. Of not you want to use the two pronged wrench that comes in the box. It will match up to the ring. On the top side you will push the black 'hold' bottom at the same time and turn the wrench to loosen. Opposite to reinstall whatever cup you are changing to. Exactly the same for a metal grinder. Hope that helps
1913914
The lid (unused) is currently available on e-bay. Just search for Mr. Coffee Grinder (IDS77) and scroll down to see the lid and other parts.
1343467
I broke mine too. Found a Black & Decker 12 cup carafe at Walmart that fits. Unfortunately, I threw box away and carafe doesn't have a model number printed on it.
307731
Yep...just unscrew the dial. A dime also works well. As I recall it uses a standard CR2032 I think.
492418
I've only had my grinder for two years and not had to replace the bit yet. I looked at Lowes though and I am pretty sure they had them. I figured when I had to replace one, I would just look on amazon for the bits. Hope this helps...
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The knob that originally came with the Coleman 12-cup coffee pot worked great until it broke. The coffee came up and you could tell when to turn down the heat. The replacement fits-all glass knob with it's metal adapter plate is clearly smaller in diameter than the original. We haven't actually perked any coffee yet. The Fitz-all covers the hole and i'm hoping that will be sufficient. I know there are several coffee pots that don't have a glass knob at all and they seem to work, so I'm hoping this will work even if we can't see the percolating action.
1218176
Sorry, haven't had to replace the grinder wheel. Have you contacted Melitta - https://www.melitta.com/en/Contact-Us-1613,69333.html
443344
It has a conical burr that is some kind of grey stone. Mine cracked at a little part of the burr (where it attaches to the 'drive shaft') and a little flake broke off and got caught in the grind. I fished it out and it works fine. You can set the grind however you want, I do coarse and the mechanism locks in place so the grind is consistent. Hope his help!
319552
Remove hopper flip the burr section over and make sure the o ring that seats the top burr is still intact. I hope this helps
514267
Hi Zan,Hi Zan, I replaced two receptacles on my burr coffee grinder, as of recently it seems that it has gotten hard to find the replacements so I'll tell you what I did I'm a outside the box thinker. I had a small pottery bowl that fit perfectly under the grinding mechanism and it is wide at the top so that the coffee doesn't fly out and that's what I've been using for the past nine months. Good Luck ;-)
895919
I recommend the Gourmet Depot/Culinary Depot for parts and accessories for coffee makers and coffee mills. I checked their website and they have a KitchenAid 4176728 Pro Line Coffee Ground Jar for $25.99, with free shipping. Their website is http://www.thegourmetdepotco.com/kitchenaid/KPCG100-parts-accessories/ and their phone number is (800) 424-6783. Good luck.P.S. This model coffee mill has been discontinued by KitchenAid & a new one will not be released until 2015.
259665
This is the replacement http://www.amazon.com/La-Cafetiere-8-Cup-Replacement-Beaker/dp/B000KHPVQG
845495
I have the same problem with mine. The pentagon hole in the crank handle is slightly too big and/or the metal that the pentagon shaft is made out of is too soft. When you turn the crank, it slips forward on the shaft causing the handle to get stuck and slowly stripping the shaft until the grinder is no longer useable. It took about 3 months in my case.
176353
When I broke my carafe in the sink, I ordered mine here: http://www.shopdelonghi.com/products/parts_accessories/coffee_maker
1446423
Hold the upper ridge of the wooden column and the bottom ridge with the other, then twist apart. Then dissemble the metal grinder to set it as wanted. Try first I guess; mine was finer than I wanted.