Cuisinart Espresso & Coffee Conical Burr Grinder - 35 Grind Settings

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This Cuisinart grinder is designed for coffee enthusiasts seeking consistent, professional-quality grinds at home. Its key benefit is the ability to customize grind size precisely for any brewing method, ensuring optimal flavor extraction. A potential caveat is that while it offers 35 settings, users may need to experiment to find their perfect grind for specific beans. It features an advanced conical burr system, 35 grind settings, an adjustable cup selector, a removable bean hopper with a freshness seal, and anti-static technology for mess-free operation. It's also designed to be espresso-ready, with direct portafilter grinding capability.
| Model Part Number | CBM22U |
|---|---|
| Brand | Cuisinart |
For optimal performance and taste, it is recommended to clean the burrs at least once a week with regular use. A more thorough cleaning of the removable parts can be done as needed, typically when switching coffee beans or if residue builds up.
Yes, the conical burr system is designed to handle various types of beans, including those with natural oils. However, very oily beans may require more frequent cleaning of the burrs to maintain optimal performance.
The removable bean hopper has a capacity of 225g of whole coffee beans.
Simply turn the dial located on the hopper or the side of the grinder to select your desired grind setting from 1 (finest) to 35 (coarsest).
The grounds container and bean hopper are typically recommended for hand washing with warm, soapy water to ensure longevity. Please refer to the specific care instructions in your product manual for confirmation.
The anti-static technology helps to reduce the amount of coffee grounds that cling to the grinder's surfaces, preventing mess on your countertops and ensuring that more of your ground coffee ends up in the grounds container or portafilter.
While it's technically possible, this grinder is specifically designed for coffee beans. Grinding spices can leave strong residual odors and flavors that may transfer to your coffee, and it may also lead to premature wear on the burrs. It's best to use a dedicated spice grinder for spices.
Ensure the power cord is securely plugged into a working outlet. Check if the bean hopper and grounds container are properly seated; some models have safety interlocks.
Ensure the burrs are clean and free of old coffee grounds or debris. Check that the grind setting is not too fine for the amount of beans being ground, which can cause stalling. Clean the removable upper burr and reassemble carefully.
Clean the grinding chute and dispensing area using the provided brush. Excessive static electricity can cause grounds to cling; ensure the anti-static technology is functioning. Try a slightly coarser grind setting.
Do not overfill the bean hopper. Avoid grinding for excessively long periods without allowing the motor to cool. Check for any obstructions within the burr mechanism.
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