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Date: 02 Aug 2006 21:42:45
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Subject: giving some TLC to a used Rosito Bisani RR45 grinder
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i've brought home a "broken" Rosito Bisani RR45 to see if a little
elbow grease won't get it working right back to new.
the only thing very obviously broken is the grind control collar, which
was in two pieces before i Krazy Glued it together (was that a bad idea
for any reason?). by tightening down the top burr, which attaches to
the collar, i can get it to produce a very good, consistent grind. only
problem is: if i don't hold the collar, the whole thing including
hopper spins, loosening the top burr and ruining the setting.
i know nothing about grinders, and even less about commercial ones.
does anyone know how to stop this spinning? is it missing a piece?
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Date: 03 Aug 2006 16:23:31
From: Barry Jarrett
Subject: Re: giving some TLC to a used Rosito Bisani RR45 grinder
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On 2 Aug 2006 21:42:45 -0700, galtman@bu.edu wrote:
>i know nothing about grinders, and even less about commercial ones.
>does anyone know how to stop this spinning? is it missing a piece?
you're missing parts 702056 & 702055:
http://nrusa.biz/catalog/vari_macinacaffe22.html
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Date: 03 Aug 2006 19:24:05
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Subject: Re: giving some TLC to a used Rosito Bisani RR45 grinder
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thank you so much! couldn't find an exploded view like that ANYWHERE!
greg
Barry Jarrett wrote:
> On 2 Aug 2006 21:42:45 -0700, galtman@bu.edu wrote:
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> >i know nothing about grinders, and even less about commercial ones.
> >does anyone know how to stop this spinning? is it missing a piece?
>
> you're missing parts 702056 & 702055:
>
> http://nrusa.biz/catalog/vari_macinacaffe22.html
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