No getting around that. The programming menus are in abbreviated spanish, but the manuals are available online and pretty easy to figure out. My largest gripe about the programming is that if you are using "grams" to set dose amount, the calibration for this requires you to grind 6 shots and enter the average. It won't let you set an offset without running the test grinds.
Once set, it's very consistent. Mine is a model so it had the Ditting burrs, but it did not have the and newer programming. I have the programming guides for old and new, and apart from being a little easier to clean the internal chutes there isn't much difference. The later programming also expanded the list of messages the display can show if you're into that kind of thing. I just set mine to show the unobtrusive red dot in the lower right corner. The internals have a lot going on, but it is relatively simple.
The doors are controlled by electric motors that drive common o-rings. No special belts. The motor is direct drive. It is very solidly mounted. The worm drive that adjusts the burrs moves. No step issues here. My "trouser legs" have some minor cracks but nothing a little packing tape can't solve.
The hopper is the bigger issue The hopper is massive for home use. It is also made of plastic that cracks fairly easily. There is a gate at the bottom to shut off the flow, but the gate causes some problems. It weakens the plastic schnozz that guides beans into the hopper throat. On mine some of this plastic had previously broken off. I noticed when I first got the grinder it had some beans inside it. When I loaded beans into the hopper I found out why: The plastic funnel keeps the beans from spilling over the burr carrier and down into the grinder body.
To fix this I added foam tape around the top of the body to seal against the burr carrier. Also, there is a button with a picture of several coffee beans on it and when I go into program mode for this button, I can set the display to show everything from "" through to "50 " in steps of "5".
Looks like a percentage, but it doesnt seem to do anything and from reading the programming manual for the M02 model, I think it may just be a display thing though who knows why they think that might be useful. Any tips would be appreciated. Now I know more about it, this grinder probably wasnt the best choice for a home environment, but it certainly produces better grinds than the Breville BCG If I cant set it to grind on demand, Ill have to modify the internals to achieve the same thing.
When I opened it up, the state of it inside was rather disgusting. Makes me think twice about ordering coffees in your average cafe as I now know what their grinders might have lurking inside. Comment Post Cancel. Re: Azkoyen M01 manual or advice Mal, the grinder in the video looks identical to this one at Espresso Company Australia.
Re: Azkoyen M01 manual or advice. Mal, the grinder in the video looks identical to this one at Espresso Company Australia. Re: Azkoyen M01 manual or advice Unfortunately, the q9 which seems to be a capriccio is the newer version. Ive got manuals for that but mine is different M01 rather than M Setting the capriccio to grind on demand requires going into programming mode, but mine has no "prog" button.
There may be a way using some service engineer only mode, or it may have been added for the newer model. There were quite a few changes between the two grinders. I think Ill do some mechanical mods tonight if I have time and can always put it back if I find out a way to reprogram in the future.
Re: Azkoyen M01 manual or advice M01 has no grind on demand feature They are a heavy clunky noisy and unreliable machine Cappricio m02 is the same apart from some very minor changes as Q9 the name change occured when Quality Espresso purchased Azkoyen. M01 has no grind on demand feature They are a heavy clunky noisy and unreliable machine Cappricio m02 is the same apart from some very minor changes as Q9 the name change occured when Quality Espresso purchased Azkoyen.
Re: Azkoyen M01 manual or advice Yep the main problem was the bushes in the doser sectiion where the big coils are being battered by the massive force of the coils, also blocking up and the plastic trousers would break regularly.
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