How do adjust the grind?
739832
Turn the little wing nuts on the bottom left or right for more or less salt and pepper
1545285
You can adjust the settings. But if you expect very fine flour (from wheat), not sure that's possible.One person somewhere in the comments says 'yes, it's possible'.I read up on these grinders the other day and this is mainly a 'CORN' grinder, not a wheat grinder.I didn't know there was a difference :/Edit to say: I only tried mine once and it was a bit of a pain. But I don't have a stable table yet, so that's part of the problem.Check out the comments, I think the first one had some good Info.
2264960
To adjust the grind you turn the hopper. From 'Coarse' it's 8 clicks to 'Medium' then 8 clicks to 'Fine'. So, 16-17 ish.
1042455
I don't recall there being a way to adjust these. These work well, however, they don't hold much. I later purchased these Kuhn Rikon 9-Inch Ratchet Salt Pepper Grinder, White and like them much better. These CAN be adjusted.
993322
I have never tried to adjust the grind. I love it the way it came in the box.
1494745
There is a screw in the bottom of the grinder with a groove (works fine with a flat-head screw driver) you can turn either direction to adjust the coarse or fineness of your grind. I played around with mine over a large piece of wax-paper until I got a nice mix; partially coarse/partially medium-fine. Good Luck! BTW, I love this pepper grinder. The seasoning of foods with fresh grind is beyond compare!
1857507
Use good espresso beans for starters. Beyond that, adjust the grind (but only when the grinder is operating) to level 1-3 (finest is 1) and move the flavor control knob on the front of the unit to maximum.
1968162
The grinder comes with an instruction booklet that gives suggestions on how to control the coarseness or fineness of the grind. It all boils down to how long YOU hold the activation button down on the grinder. David
1745005
you just make an adjustment.. no particular settings are on the mill. I usually use the finer setting.. as I don't like chunks of pepper.
658638
Shake the unit while grinding (or pause & flip it over & back after a couple of seconds). The grounds will be much more even.
1981058
The Grind control knob only adjusts how long the grinder runs, not how fine it grinds the beans. There is a "MILD MED STRONG" setting, but I am not sure what this does as mine is always set to "STRONG" and the grind is still very course.
2085509
The more you turn screw on the bottom of the grinder out (counter clockwise) the coarser the grind should be. To make the grind finer, turn the peppermill upside down and turn the mill slightly back and forth like you are grinding. This will allow the pepper seeds to fall out of the grinding burr and make turning the adjusting screw easy to screw in.
1172396
Align dot on container with black mark on the grinder. When dots are aligned the container will drop down about a 1/8 inch. Then it meshes with grinder. Now you can turn left to the grind you want. Now turn timer to numbers 1-10 the grinder does the rest. If you need to stop turn ( manually) container back to black mark on grinder. Do not force the timer back.
1096469
My grinder is in basemant with another things when I missed return time. I did have problem with grinding wheal. After every grinding was too loosen or fell of place.
329063
I use a fine grind like you'd get when you buy ground coffee from the store. Hope this helps.
1503039
No. I saw no possible way to adjust this product and when I poured wheat into the top it just fell out between the grinder wheels. Also the grinder wheels are made in a way that they couldn't work together well at all. I lost $20.00 on this product. I spent $20.00 to buy it plus $10.00 on postage and then $10.00 postage to return it. I don't even see how this grinder could grind anything at all because there was no way for the grinder wheels to even meet together on the product that I received.
1985604
Yes, the U-shaped bracket under the handle can be removed & then the grooved locking wheel underneath can be turned clockwise or counter clockwise to adjust the grind from coarse to fine. It's very easy to adjust and produces a very nice grind.