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Question: How do you clean out the grinder?
Document: You just have to open up the top and clean out the flip hatch between the grinder and filter every two filling cycles or so.
Easy to use and makes good coffee - just remember to clean out the grinder chute every time you fill with beans.
Starting over means that you have to power off and power on, right? No. You have to clean the filter, dump the coffee, clean the grinder (so it doesn't grind more grounds than necessary) and so forth.
Great fresh brewed coffee. Have to clean chute from grinder to brewing area after every other use, but results is worth extra effort.
Best coffee machine with Burr Grinder!!! Easy clean and well built. If machine is maintained weekly it lasts for years, about 10 for my First one.
This product works wonderfully, but the user must clean the grinder regularly. Otherwise, it will clog. Read the manual for instructions. Otherwise, buy another coffee maker.
Great coffee maker. Nice to have freshly ground coffee in the morning. One bid of advice, keep the grinder area clean especially if you are using a coffee bean with a high amount of oil
We are very satisfied with the 700BC, the clean up is much easier and quicker than our previous model with the blender type grinder. We like our coffee strong so I put in the same number of scoops each time that we used previously and are enjoying our new coffee 700BC.
Replaced a 10 year old Cuisinart with this burr grinder model and I am extremely satisfied with the quality of the coffee. The only &#34;issue&#34; is that there is more clean-up than with a non-grinding coffeemaker but that is a small price to pay for excellent coffee.
The coffee is really great. However, I think in the future I would explore getting a separate coffee grinder and a regular non-grinding brewer. Even if it was more money, I think it would be easier to clean and use.
Answer: It's way easier than it sounded.  They give you this little brush, you lift up one part of the machine, open up a chute, and just sweep all the grounds into the filter basket.  I was seriously dreading this process, and it's WAAAAY easier than I had imagined.  Not a big deal at all (and I'm lazy when it comes to machine maintenance).