DF54

Yeah from factory DF54 worked fine only for light and medium roast coffee and for Dark Roast it was clumping pretty hard Miicoffee thankfully mailed Metal De-clumper along with a chute upgrade for the ionizer and I am not seeing this issue for the past 4months since the upgrade. One more thing to en

Love my DF54 and use a metal catch cup. I just use the bellows thoroughly for each dose and clean the shoot 1-2x a month and it’s great I do recommend 2-3 spritzes of water as RDT and haven’t had any issues. Enjoy your grinder Fwiw, I bought via MiiCoffee and they did a good job

I have recently received a DF54 from mii coffee and had major clogging issues. They reached out and provided a video detailing adjusting the metal declumper (I have the V3) which I now believe I mistakenly bent outward too much without knowing what I was doing. Anyway, got the adjustment made which

If you go df54 route, order from MiiCoffee. They are in Washington, have good customer service, and I think they get the priority picks from assembly factory because the quality control seems better than what I’ve heard with turin

The DF series of grinders are "white label" products sold by a number of different "brands". The common ones seem to be Turin, MiiCoffee and DF64Coffee. This is an Amazon (Canada) link to a DF64Coffee branded DF54: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0D965M7BL?ref_=cm_sw_r_cso_cp_apan_dp_V3X0TMB12J28NF12SP25 Personal

They’re the same thing. It’s a Chinese grinder that is white labeled and released under different names out side of China. Same as the DF54. It’s also part of why it’s good value but there’s the same local after sales support concerns as the DF54. So pick the distributor/brand you trust more. As far

I've bought DF54 and an Apex v2 espresso machine from MiiCoffee and they been ok. Still answering my questions after a year.

I bought mine from MiiCoffee which is "based" in Washington State. They have mixed reviews for customer support. All the machines that are called DF54 will be the same machine. The only note is that there is supposedly a version 2 of the DF54 releasing a (soon?). I haven't followed this as I already

That is the smart choice! If I was you; I would look at The Home Baristas (uk gaggia enthusiasts) and other shops that have an actual warranty and return program. I know people who sware by the DF series and say they beat the Eurekas, but there are a lot of gray market/black market dealers out there

About one initially for home. Then I wanted my same home set up at work. At home I had a bambino and a df54. I bought a bambino plus and another df54 (refurb) for work. Then I had one of df54 eat some threads on the body. I contacted them about it and they said thread damage wasn't convered. So I go