Photo of the built-in grinder on a Breville Barista Touch in the process of being cleaned.
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Picture Post: End of the month means it’s grinder maintenance time again. Pretty clean now, but had a heck of a clog at the start because I’ve been grinding pretty fine lately. Looks like the burr has a chip in it now too, so I’ll have to keep an eye on that for next month.

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Photo of the built-in grinder on a Breville Barista Touch in the process of being cleaned.
Photo of the built-in grinder on a Breville Barista Touch in the process of being cleaned.
Photo of old coffee grounds pushed out of the grinder chute during a cleaning.
Photo of old coffee grounds pushed out of the grinder chute during a cleaning.
Photo of the top of a Breville Barista Touch showing one of the burrs disassembled for cleaning with a washer and nut to the side.
Photo of the top of a Breville Barista Touch showing one of the burrs disassembled for cleaning with a washer and nut to the side.
Photo of a sink showing some residue from grounds during a machine cleaning.
Photo of a sink showing some residue from grounds during a machine cleaning.
Photo showing the grinder fan and other half of the burr disassembled for cleaning. Two brushes and the Tool Storage Box sit to the side.
Photo showing the grinder fan and other half of the burr disassembled for cleaning. Two brushes and the Tool Storage Box sit to the side.
Photo of the built-in grinder on a Breville Barista Touch partially reassembled after cleaning.
Photo of the built-in grinder on a Breville Barista Touch partially reassembled after cleaning.
Photo of a fully reassembled built-in grinder on a Breville Barista Touch.
Photo of a fully reassembled built-in grinder on a Breville Barista Touch.

Taken on Sep 30, 2025 @ 08:46.

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Stephen Weber
Geek, otaku, and public transport advocate. Knows where their coffee is.

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