Can you take the grinding "cup" out and put it in the dishwasher, or is it permanently attached to the electric part?
1187192
It is permanently affuxed. But no problem to clean dry coffee bean residue. I use my pastry brush ro a dry paper towel to dust it off. Tuck it away and it's ready for the next time.
1187193
It is part of the body, but it is sealed (water proof) so I put mine under the faucet. Wipe with a paper towel and you're done!
1187194
It's permanently attached. If you're only grinding coffee, or spices, it's not a problem to just use a paper towel to clean the cup out.
444799
I've not put mine in the dishwasher, but I don't know why that wouldn't work for the canister - and lid, after you remove that rubber or plastic ring. Probably better not to put the little pieces in. I got a baby bottle brush to clean it and that works well. I love mine. Eat whipped cream all the time.
1525370
In plug it then un mount it with quick disconnect check for jam use the tool supplied with the unit or a wooden spoon to free the grinding plates re mount and plug in if you don't have a plug be sure to cut power to the unit
1727543
It just snaps out of the holder and can be put in the dishwasher or cleaned by hand. Very simple.
24658
No, hand wash only. The body is aluminum and the plates and blade are carbon steel so the dishwasher pit is discolor them. I oil (vegetable) the blade and plates when stored so they won't rust. This is a huge upgrade from the Kitchen Aid grinder I had that cracked after a couple years, the texture of the grind it excellent and it doesn't clog like the Kitchen Aid tended to.
1199889
The plug is removeable and the entire base (with the plug removed) is dishwasher safe.
988513
Having never thought of putting any of the parts in the dishwasher, I would suppose that the only "part" that would qualify would be the filter basket, although I don't know why you would want to wash it in the first place as a quick rinse seems to do just fine. We use #2 paper filters and don't use the included mesh filter (it lets coffee "silt" - you know, the fine stuff at the bottom of your cup, get through). My final answer is "no", you should probably hand wash the only parts that would need cleaning - filter basket and the travel mug. We brew directly into our own cups. Hope that answers your question. Having never thought of putting any of the parts in the dishwasher, I would suppose that the only "part" that would qualify would be the filter basket, although I don't know why you would want to wash it in the first place as a quick rinse seems to do just fine. We use #2 paper filters and don't use the included mesh filter (it lets coffee "silt" - you know, the fine stuff at the bottom of your cup, get through). My final answer is "no", you should probably hand wash the only parts that would need cleaning - filter basket and the travel mug. We brew directly... » Read More Having never thought of putting any of the parts in the dishwasher, I would suppose that the only "part" that would qualify would be the filter basket, although I don't know why you would want to wash it in the first place as a quick rinse seems to do just fine. We use #2 paper filters and don't use the included mesh filter (it lets coffee "silt" - you know, the fine stuff at the bottom of your cup, get through). My final answer is "no", you should probably hand wash the only parts that would need cleaning - filter basket and the travel mug. We brew directly into our own cups. Hope that answers your question. « Show Less
1634956
I have placed the plastic parts and gaskets in the dishwasher on high tempature wash. It cleans up good. I would not buy another one because it is hard to take apart to clean. I do not put the glass insert in the dishwasher.
557658
it can be removed as it is not attached it just sits on the frame, I don't know if it is dishwasher safe
1818829
Yes, it comes apart into two separate pieces, both of which can go into the dishwasher. It gets completely clean.
257105
I can't remember if I ever took mine all the way out. But as I think/remember it, I thought it simply screws in. You need to turn it like a screw about 10 turns or so to get to the point that is clicks for the grind select. At least I think that is how I remember it...I unscrewed it to clean and then just screwed it back in. But it has been ages so I could be wrong. Sorry if that wasn't too helpful.
2139402
I take it that the question is about the general removable parts and not the actual body of the juicer--where you have to get screwdrivers and stuff. Okay, so, there is not much to this, actually, but what you do is turn off the machine, unplug it and then turn the feeder tube--what I call it--a quarter turn either clockwise or counter clockwise (not in front of my juicer, so can't remember off hand) and then pull out/off the feeder tube. Then, the main grinding mechanism, the thing that turns, is taken off by wiggling/wrestling counter-clock-and-clockwise while continuously pulling. I use a common kitchen towel to grip the grinding mechanism, just to protect my hands from the metal teeth, there. When the juicier is not in use, I place the grinding mechanism back on the shaft, but before I do, I use Crisco (vegetable grease--not oil), so that the grinding mechanism slides off easier. If you have used your juicer without placing grease on the shaft, you'll have a bit of a time wiggling the grinding mechanism off, but it will be possible, just use a bit of finess. The shaft should be greased each time the juicer is stored after use, which means the thing should be cleaned after each use. If your in a restaurant and you use it all day long, then clean it about twice a day and regrease the shaft. Any grease you used should be edible food grade, like Crisco vegetable grease.
786330
It is fairly simple to change the cup wheel. Unplug the grinder first. Then towards the front on the left side of the grinder on the silver part there is a black button. Press the button down with your thumb and spin the wheel with the other hand. When the wheel is spun far enough the button will depress slightly further and will lock the wheel in place. Then you continue holding the button down and turn the wheel counterclockwise and it will thread off. It can sometimes be on there pretty tight. Good Luck
1901800
I guess I confuse about it. Basket removable and handle fold down. But where u fried the cup doesn't come off. Is hard to clean it.has filter but not useful.
1040139
Yes. Here is a list of the CLEANING/MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS per Cuisinart. 1. Be sure plug has been removed from outlet. 2. Beans can be removed from the hopper by lifting off the lid and pouring excess beans out. Hold down the Manual button to cleanout any remaining beans. 3. The bean hopper, bean hopper lid, grind chamber, and grind chamber lid can be washed by hand with hot, soapy water or placed in the top shelf of a dishwasher. Dry thoroughly. a. Remove the bean hopper by rotating counter-clockwise bringing the selector past grind setting 18, align the arrows and lift up. Make sure the hopper is empty. b. Remove grind chamber by pulling toward you. 4. Remove the burr grinder, once the bean hopper has been removed, by grasping the metal handle and lifting up. Use the brush to remove grinds or wash by hand. Replace the burr grinder onto the unit and rotate until the piece is fully inserted. Push handle down and replace hopper. Note : The hopper will not attach to the unit if the grinder has not been fully inserted. 5. Wipe body of grinder with a damp cloth. 6. Any other servicing or maintenance should be performed by an authorized service representative. By the way, this grinder is AWESOME! The only complaint I have is the automatic setting seems heavy on the coffee. In other words, where I would use say 2 ounces of coffee for 10 cups - the grinder would use 3 ounces for 10 cups. I have found I need to adjust the cups for less in order to have the right amount of ground coffee. I will also add, I like ALL coffee (even flavored) and I drink my coffee black and I like it strong with a medium roast. So it isn't a situation where I simply like watered down coffee. At the same time, I don't like to waste my coffee either. Over grinding gets expensive, especially with premium beans like 100% Hawaii Kona or Jamaica Blue Mountain. Enjoy this unit, I certainly have...
952256
It cannot be disconnected. The manual's instructions for cleaning are to simply scrub the stainless steel portion manually, then to run it in a cleaning solution (hot water and soap) for 2 minutes. It cannot be put in the dishwasher. Hope this info helps.
686741
Yes, we put ours in the dishwasher all the time. However as it is wood I would suggest that whenever possible to remove it before the drying cycle to prolong the life of the piece.