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16 May 2022 | ||
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iToddler | 21:52:02 | |
17 May 2022 | ||
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Hi people i have a coffee GrΓΌnder gaggia mdf i opened it and cleaned it but not one part that is literally the last part of the machine i didnt disassemble and i need to know how to do it. It is directly connected to the Motor so if i turn it the Motor turns. I guess that means it is not screwed. The i tried to pull it if with a tool but i couldt do it. Maybe i just needs more force probably was closed like 40years. But i was scared to do so Maybe someone has an idea | 13:35:00 | |
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In reply to @trancadeus:tchncs.dedoes this help at all? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3QP9yBdKjL4 | 13:50:07 | |
I think he's trying to remove the spindle from the motor shaft - they don't do that in the video. I'm guessing the spindle is heated and press fit for an essentially permanent connection. Maybe it uses a set screw, I can't see. | 13:56:07 | |
Also in that video the guy applies the Teflon tape in a shitty way, points out it's shitty, then keeps going? | 13:56:56 | |
yeah, it's just to see if there are any hints that could get them farther along in the disassembly | 13:57:15 | |
In reply to @teslas_moustache:matrix.orgHi thank you, actually i forgot to mention that is a very old type not exactly sure when it was manufactured. Like in the Video at 0:52 he opens it and the part ive got in the machine isnt present there. Mine has a metal body i think that is one of the destinctions ? | 15:02:03 | |
At my picture their was the second half of the grinding wheel mounted seeable at the three screwholes. This is in fact the main grinding chamber so there must be a way to remove this part otherwise you can never properly clean it, what in my opinion would make so little sense for a thing built to last. | 15:04:21 | |
Some of the other parts were extremely sticky from oil residue running out from the coffee, so maybe I just need to apply way more force for pulling it out our heat it up a little. | 15:06:10 | |
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In reply to @jesse.mcgrath:matrix.orgI want to remove it indeed under it there are some other holes I guess to connect the outer casing with the motor casing | 15:14:03 | |
Actually I think I moved it a little up when applying more pressure with the screwdriver. But now it seems not to move upwards anymore | 15:15:05 | |
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Is there a set screw in the side of the spindle? Maybe on the other side under the case | 23:19:01 | |
18 May 2022 | ||
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In reply to @jesse.mcgrath:matrix.org Nope on the other side, that is actually already the inner side of the motor casing. You have only the 4 screws, being visible under the spindle, from the other side but can't be unscrewed there it hasn't got a bolt just a normal screw fixed in the case. Actually one part in the machine is broken, found the spare on eBay but its like 30β¬ that's basically fraud for a plastic piece like this. Maybe I need to go for my first 3d print to finish this ππ | 07:27:23 | |
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B-but MOM!!! I want a 3D printer ποΈποΈ | 17:24:33 | |
In reply to @trancadeus:tchncs.deYou might need to find a technical manual. Can you unscrew one screw at a time by turning the assembly? | 18:13:58 | |
I'm still guessing it's press-fit on. Fast, spinny things are frequently installed in a semi permanent way so they don't vibrate loose. If you're just trying to clean under there compressed air might work | 18:15:19 |