After 3 years of grinding beans for espresso coffees successfully in a Zassenhaus Knee Mill, I decided to get their top-of-the-range model (Zassenhaus 169 dg) as a backup.
The Zassenhaus sales-pitch says:
Zassenhaus 169 dg
Destined to be a family heirloom this grinder (properly treated) should last a lifetime.
This sales-pitch may be true. But in my hands, I cannot persuade it to grind beans; the beans just sit in the hopper over the grinder thread and never feed into it.
Is it me or the machine?
All advice will be gratefully received.
Felix Karpfen
The Zassenhaus sales-pitch says:
Zassenhaus 169 dg
Destined to be a family heirloom this grinder (properly treated) should last a lifetime.
This sales-pitch may be true. But in my hands, I cannot persuade it to grind beans; the beans just sit in the hopper over the grinder thread and never feed into it.
Is it me or the machine?
All advice will be gratefully received.
Felix Karpfen



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