20 Most Recent Krups GVX2-12 Electric Burr Grinder - Page 2 Questions & Answers

Ther is no fuse, You can replace the diodes that was burned up.

Check all connections and plug then after that it is a short behind the switch and will need to be sent back to the manufacturer.

Most plastic products contain enough carbon black to neutralise this problem. Obviously not with yours.

Try a camera accessory cleaning cloth - specifically anti-static.
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Cleaning less often will also help, and maybe a quick brush out would result in less mess.

Natural fibres like cotton cloths or bristle brushes will also help.

Coffee naturally has oils that, if left on, will eliminate this problem anyway.

There is LIKELY a safety interlock switch for the lid to prevent operation if the lid is not down tight. Suspect the problem is with the switch or an latch that holds the lid.

Mine had a piece of the top/bean lid broken off and lodged in the groove preventing the lid from going down far enough to release the safety switch which is on the right (as you look at the front) in the bottom of the groove. Note that there is another safety switch in the body of the grinder above where the ground coffee comes out that must be working as well.

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The Krups Burr Grinder GVX2 featured in the picture is not a coffee maker, per se, it only grind coffee beans to use in other coffee makers. It is a lousy machine, and I would recommend returning it or not buying it.
DO NOT PUT WATER INTO THIS MACHINE. It will cause electric shock.

Sound like it's choked up with grounds and oil. Burrs may also be blunt. U need to dismantle and clean/ check burrs, passages and body. If you can see "flats" on the burrs or they feel not sharp when you check with finger, they should be replaced.

Hi,

The GVX2 has two micro switches. one on the top hopper (in the groove on right hand side) and the other in the space the coffee holder (collector) fits into.

The coffee collector micro switch is activated by the lid of the collector.

You have to listen for a small "click" as you place the hopper on and again as you insert the coffee collector.

regards

Philip Williams

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I think this is the manual, Smart Advisor. And he will probably have to contact the manufacturer anyway. I don't find the info he is looking for. User manual and frequently asked questions KRUPS EA8150 Compact PISA Super Automatic Espresso Machine EA815050 EA815050 (krupsusa.com)