where is the Adjustable Knob to Ajust Grind Setting"?
1884599
It's just like a pepper grinder. You tighten the knurled screw at the base of the handle where it screws into the body to make the grind finer. When you loosen the screw the grind is more coarse.
1884600
It is a notched disc on the main axle. There should be a small lever/spring that secures it in position. Lift that up when you want to adjust it.You can keep tightening the knob until the grinder binds against itself. I also found that some periodic tightening is necessary.
1884601
There is a spring loaded dial for it under the handle, where it meets the center axle.
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.
2222655
very easy, simply adjust the knob on the top of grinder; tighten for fine and loosen for coarse
1247525
I have found the link below helpful on the grind setting for each method. I tweak it based on my liking and coffee properties.http://www.thecoffeechaser.com/a-guide-to-grinding-your-beans/
111407
This model has an adjustment knob on the bottom which adjusts grind levels from fine to coarse.
1779333
There's a device on top that you tighten or loosen to adjust the coarseness of the grind. After owning for 6 months, I would not recommend this product.
1972010
Yes you can adjust the grind level. It's very simple. It takes a few minutes of trial and error to find the grind you need. It would take less than 5 minutes to grind enough coffee for two small cups.
778490
You can adjust it to grind at different degrees of coarseness, and it is very consistent at whatever degree you choose. It is smaller than I expected, but otherwise very nice. I prefer it to the electric grinder when I am making less than a full pot. It takes too long to use for a full pot since you have to refill it 3 or 4 times.
396196
http://mercantilestation2.com/#!/Grinding-Plates/c/4363008/offset=0&sort;=normal
330145
Yes you can adjust the grind on it by turning the "wheel" at the center of each end. Very easy. Love this item!!
775195
You should look in your service manual.See the comment from E. Verdolin dated 16Feb13. The grinder setting scale is attached to the top front side of the clear plastic, coffee bean storage bin, (which feeds the beans to the grinder below).When you turn the grinder setting knob, the indicator position moves back and forth along the numbered scale.I use a setting between 3 to 4 depending on the beans. And typically adjust in 1/4 increments.
519568
Yes, it only has one functional setting when grinding. You control coarse to fine by length of time you depress grind switch.
1262424
I don't have it near me, but there are approximately 10-12 settings. You can get the desired gring for almost anything I can imagine. You dial the desired grind, tell it how many cups worth of beans are in the grinder and simply push the "on" button. The grind goes for the correct time - it's idiot proof and it eliminates debate with other people as to how long you should grind beans for the intended use.
218673
My grinder has settings 0-40. Mine is set on 18. So basically a medium setting.
2258498
Seems to me it grinds only, but it adjusts to fine or coarse. Maybe the fine setting is the "crush"?but it works great.
1183112
There is not a way to adjust the temperature, but the grind is in the top where you put the coffee, see the manual
1968162
The grinder comes with an instruction booklet that gives suggestions on how to control the coarseness or fineness of the grind. It all boils down to how long YOU hold the activation button down on the grinder. David