Can you take the grinding "cup" out and put it in the dishwasher, or is it permanently attached to the electric part?
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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.
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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!
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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.
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it can be removed as it is not attached it just sits on the frame, I don't know if it is dishwasher safe
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I have owned my Frieling for six years and clean it in the BOTTOM rack of the dishwasher. I place the plunger/filter part in the silverware holder. I do this to ensure that all coffee oils are thoroughly cleaned and any coffee grounds lodged in the filter are removed. I have never had a single problem doing so. But realize this: certain chemicals in dishwasher detergent will slightly dull a shiny, polished stainless steel surface over time. The brushed finish would not be affected as much.
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It's removable. Move the cup around (it titled to the side and I was able to remove it that way).
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The cups and the top seem to be separate pieces of metal but I've never had an issue with this design. It cleans very easily, just don't put it in the dishwasher.
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What you mean by Open the unit?we can remove the bowl.which is dish washable...also the grinding stones can be removed and dish wash...
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You can clean the cap in with soap and water like washing the dishes but you can't immerse the lower unit in water. You can easily wipe out the grinding chamber though. Maybe even use dish soap on a wet cloth and then use a cloth with water only to remove soap residue.
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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.
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The girding parts easily disassemble for cleaning. It's very easy to clean when all grinding parts are separated. We wash them in dish soap, dry and reassemble.
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Margaret, you can also put it in the dishwasher. Works just fine. ...Deb at HC Essentials
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I don't believe the blade is removable... not without tools anyway. The cup is definitely not removable. I only use mine for coffee. I have a small brush that I sweep any remaining grounds with after each grind.
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Margaret, you can also put it in the dishwasher. Works just fine....Deb at HC Essentials
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Same answer as Cynthia Haven... The instructions tell you to keep this out of the dishwasher. I own a set of 8 of these, and my wife and I use two a day for coffee. If it can't be washed in a dishwasher, I have little use for it. The reason for this cautionary instruction has little to do with the cup except for a rubber ring on the bottom - non skid bottom. It will come off after about 2 tours in the dishwasher, but no big deal. I've saved all of the rings from the 8 cups and may epoxy them back on if skidding ever becomes a problem - love this cup.
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Not sure what you are referring to when you say the part that holds my grinding wheel. That part is attached to the shaft of the grinder and in my experience it's the shaft of the grinder that is moving. Without turning on the grinder see if you can move the shaft laterally (back and forth) if you can than the problem is with the bearing in the motor holding the shaft and not the part 'holding' the grinding wheel. If the shaft does not move than please describe the 'part'. Good luck.
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There is a white lid on top that can be removed. If the question is about taking the grinding stone, then you have to rotate the black knob on top in anti-clockwise direction. The white lid and black knob are totally independent.
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Not that hard. I put some of it in the dishwasher but if you have a brush you can do it by hand easily. 15 - 20 minutes. the grinder works well
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I can't speak to the blade, but there's nothing that would keep me from putting the rest of the removable parts in a dishwasher. Were I to try it with the blade I'd be sure to dry it thoroughly and put a film of food-grade grease on it afterward.