Looking for a way to unjam my grinder

It is not a well known issue. There is general help in the link.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Cuisinart+DBG-600+coffee+maker+grinder+won%27t+shut+off

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Only way to know for sure is by taking it completely apart and expose all the internal parts
Popping is not a good sign If it is electrical arcing you are playing with fire
or electrocution
If you are mechanically inclined they are not that hard to take apart as long as they have no security screws on it and you have to remember you might be voiding your warranty
But it is fun taking things apart No?

what kind of grinder so you have.
if its jammed then you need to check the motor that there is no obstacle comming to the motor.


basically you have to open the grinding chamber.
BUT THEN YOU NEED TO ADJUST THE GRINDING QUALITY.IF YOU DON'T KNOW THEN DON'T DO IT

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Here are the directions on how to clean out your grinder. Click here You will see what you are looking for in the document.

Hope I am not too late to help you. Good luck.

if you take the pins out that hold the front off it will allow you to get at the jammed staple but be careful how every thing comes apart it will not work if shims and washers are not replaced right

1. stabilize the body of grinder
2. provide block spin to be in release position
3. get one 3 legged key for releasing oil filters
4. put filter legs at upper holder of burrs
5. start to release carefuly

be gentle at first, go forward and backwards to measure how much strength is required

I own a Saeco Incanto Deluxe. It employs the ceramic grinder that has worked flawlessly for 3-4 years. One day it stopped and "Grinder Blocked" appeared. I removed the entire grinder unit, cleaned it thoroughly and calibrated the grinder. This did not fix the problem. After many similar attempts, I found the entire grinder assembly (motor, grinder etc.) online for $149.00. Install of the new assembly took me five minutes and it works perfectly. Please note that the ceramic grinding blades (there are two round ones that must be aligned corrrectly) cost $40 a piece (same site where I found the entire assembly for $149). My suggestion--save yourself the agony and replace the assembly if cleaning and calibration fails.

you might try going to bostitch.com and typing in your model number to see if they have a parts diagram, if not give me the model number and I will see what I can do.

The hopper has two slots in the bottom that aligns with two black tabs in the base. Rotate the tab ring in the base counterclockwise and then install the hopper.

Turn adjustment ring towards fine, until it cannot move, then back towards coarse about 5 numbers, that should give you a good start on the grind.