EM0440 Sunbeam GrindFresh
Conical burr coffee grinder
Sunbeam GrindFresh is rated
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Grind Direct to Handle
Grind only the coffee you need, because fresh is always best to ensure a great tasting espresso.
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Metal Conical Burrs
Durable conical burrs retain the quality of the coffee and deliver a consistent, even grind.
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25 Grind Settings
Enables complete control of the coffee particle size to achieve a perfect espresso extraction.
Specifications & Features
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Colour
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Grey
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Construction/Finish
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Plastic Housing with Metal Components
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Dimensions
H x W x D
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382 x 135 x 262
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Net Weight (kg)
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2.40 kg
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Additional Features
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Commercial & Domestic Group Handle Locators, Preparation Mat & Cord Storage
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Coffee Storage Container
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Yes
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Design
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Designed & Engineered in Australia
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Grinding Mechanism
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Conical Burr
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Grind On Demand
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Grind directly into the Group Handle
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Grind Size Settings
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25 Grind Settings
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Hopper Capacity
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250
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Operation
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Grind Direct to Handle
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Warranty Months
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12
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Warranty Type
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Replacement
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Specifications and Features are subject to change without prior notification. Images are used for illustrative purposes only.
Hints & Tips
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The types of coffee machines
Manual: For people who like control over their coffee-making, the coffee grounds are loaded by hand into a cup-shaped filter. Capsule: Easy to use and mess-free, simply insert the sealed capsule (""pod"") of pre-ground, pre-measured coffee. Automatic/Semi-automatic: Decide what you want your coffee machine to do for you. Some models perform tasks at the push of a button, including cleaning the machine. They also offer a range of pre-sets for one, two or three shots of espresso at the push of a button.
Grinding the coffee beans
Some coffee machines have a built-in coffee bean grinder, which can be adjusted for coarse, medium, fine or extra-fine granules. Coffee grinders come in three types: Wheel burr grinders: The beans are crushed between two wheels, one spinning very fast and the other stationary. These can be noisy. Conical burr grinders: A metal cone at the base rotates against another surface at the top. These spin more slowly, tend to clog less and are quieter. Blade grinders: Beans are sliced finely using a blade. These may grind beans unevenly and leave coffee with a slight burnt taste if ground too long. If the espresso maker doesn't have an in-built coffee grinder, you'll need to buy a standalone one or use pre-ground coffee instead.
What is a thermoblock?
This is the internal component of a coffee maker that heats water to the optimum temperature range for making coffee (between 85°C and 96°C). For good flavour it's important that you don't scald the coffee. Machines with twin thermoblocks make coffee quicker because they heat the water for the coffee and create steam for frothing the milk at the same time.
Shipping & Delivery
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We offer delivery for all online orders and a delivery fee will apply. We deliver to most metropolitan and country areas. Please refer to our Terms of Sale.
Customer Reviews
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Rated 1 out of
5
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Lunchlady 345 from
Waste of money
I was excited when I got my coffee grinder but was quickly disappointed. It is really messy and gets coffee everywhere. The grind does adjust but the coarser you like it the less the machine works. You have to jiggle it to keep the machine going. It gets clogged really easily and again the mess, all over the container, the machine and the bench. It was a gift or else I would have returned it for a refund.
Date published: 2018-01-26
Rated 1 out of
5
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Rightfootstep from
Not up to espresso standard
This machine doesn't grind fine enough for espresso - after researching the problem, I found that nearly every review for espresso drinkers said the same thing, that they had to disassemble it and add two washers on in order to make the grind fine enough. Sunbeam even sends out a washers kit because they recognise the problem. Yet they still don't build it the right way from the beginning? Disappointing to an otherwise adequate grinder.
Date published: 2018-06-13
Rated 2 out of
5
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Annoyedcustomer from
annoying
Have had 2 of these. Both have worked great for a few months and then all of a sudden wouldn’t grind the beans fine (at all). Have cleaned out throughly and still won’t grind fine.
Hard and very annoying to clean.
Date published: 2018-11-09