Coffee beans in coffee bypass

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Jura (Capresso) Impressa J

Repair and disassembly guides for the Jura (Capresso) Impressa Series J coffee maker.

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hopskater @hopskater

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Posted: May 13, 2017

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Coffee beans in coffee bypass

Aged mother poured coffee beans into coffee bypass. Now what?

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dude your aged mother is killing your machine. First of all, forbid access to not make problem worse! What's next? She'll put eggs there thinking it's a blender. seriously.

secondly, it's best to take the beans out. the way it works is it directly puts the ground (in your case not) beans into the brew assy. There's a piston w/ a metal filter. If you run as is it could bend the metal part.

Turn the machine upside down and give it a good shake. That's the lazy way.

If you wanna be thorough, take off the brew group and empty it out by hand. This way you'll know for sure it's empty. If you not lazy, good chance to clean it. It's prolly disgusting, as you'll see.

Jan 8, 2021 by Vas Ra

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dude your aged mother is killing your machine. First of all, forbid access to not make problem worse! What's next? She'll put eggs there thinking it's a blender. seriously.

secondly, it's best to take the beans out. the way it works is it directly puts the ground (in your case not) beans into the brew assy. There's a piston w/ a metal filter. If you run as is it could bend the metal part.

Turn the machine upside down and give it a good shake. That's the lazy way.

If you wanna be thorough, take off the brew group and empty it out by hand. This way you'll know for sure it's empty. If you not lazy, good chance to clean it. It's prolly disgusting, as you'll see. — Vas Ra