KitchenAid coffee grinders use precision components to grind coffee beans perfectly every time. Whether you're grinding beans for espresso or regular brewed coffee, you'll appreciate the performance and dependability of a KitchenAid coffee grinder. When your KitchenAid coffee grinder quits working, find the parts you need to repair your coffee grinder at Sears PartsDirect.
Most common KitchenAid coffee grinder replacement parts
Burr assembly. The burr assembly rotates to grind coffee beans into grounds or powder. Get the KitchenAid burr grinder parts you need at Sears PartsDirect.
Ground coffee jar. The ground coffee jar captures and holds the coffee that has passed through the grinder.
Electronic control board. The electronic control board controls grinder motor operations.
Nozzle. The nozzle grinds the coffee beans and allows the ground coffee to pass into the lower jar.
How to adjust grinding burrs on your KitchenAid coffee grinder for maximum grind
To adjust the burrs on your KitchenAid coffee grinder for the finest espresso powder, empty the bean hopper the turn the coffee grinder on and run it for a few seconds to clear grinds from the burr gears.
Turn the grind control dial to level 8 for maximum grind fineness.
Remove the front cover of the grind control dial so you can dee the grind control gear.
Turn on the coffee grinder then slowly turn the grind control gear clockwise until your hear burr gears rubbing or grinding. Turn the grind control gear back one click at a time until the grinding noise stops.
Reinstall the front cover of the grind control dial.
Sears PartsDirect has the KitchenAid BCG100 parts you need to fix your coffee grinder
We carry parts for the KitchenAid BCG100 coffee grinder as well as other KitchenAid coffee grinder models. Look up the parts you need for your KitchenAid coffee grinder using our convenient parts list diagrams.
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