CoffeeGeek - Cunill Grinders - All - Aurelio Stella's Review (#)

  „ It gave very little help in determining how to use the machine, particularly with the grind settings.  Also, Cunill is a Spanish company, so the instructions were translated into English very poorly.  Further, the machine's grinder settings sit atop the unit just underneath the bean receptacle.  It is a "wheel" that turns clockwise and counter-clockwise to change the grind settings.“

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