Hi, by any chance can you publish what color of the wiries should go where? I have a df64 gen2, and I've accidentally removed wrong white cap, but my wires color are completely different from what is on the video. From power plug brown, blue and yellow-green (striped, and that is ground) wire goes (it seems in your video it is black, white and sea-green, sea green is ground), button have same as yours red and black wires, then black and red goes into the small black box (ion generator), but then I have blue, yellow and red wires (on a video it seems that you have black, white and red as far as I can see) that goes inside the grinder (on the video it is ). And it was my bad that I forgot to take a photo of that... Would be actually helpful to get some simplified schematics for something which requires repairs to be honest...
@@miicoffee thank you, it works perfectly. BTW.... It did explode on me..... Umm I might have screwed the top onto a wire ukowingly so it was touching the metal. Hahaha. I fixed it though and we're good. 😅😅 I guess I derseve it for not bothering to zip tie it all neatly back together.
My button died after 0.5 kg of coffee, I disassembled the button, got acquainted with the internal design of the button. I came to the conclusion that I would replace it with a completely different one. Most likely it will be a toggle button. The design of the original button is very unreliable.
Hi, by any chance can you publish what color of the wiries should go where? I have a df64 gen2, and I've accidentally removed wrong white cap, but my wires color are completely different from what is on the video.
From power plug brown, blue and yellow-green (striped, and that is ground) wire goes (it seems in your video it is black, white and sea-green, sea green is ground), button have same as yours red and black wires, then black and red goes into the small black box (ion generator), but then I have blue, yellow and red wires (on a video it seems that you have black, white and red as far as I can see) that goes inside the grinder (on the video it is ). And it was my bad that I forgot to take a photo of that...
Would be actually helpful to get some simplified schematics for something which requires repairs to be honest...
My button has a red wire and blue wire. I'm going to assume the red goes where yours goes and the blue will go where the black goes.
Yes, blue = black
@@miicoffee thank you, it works perfectly. BTW.... It did explode on me..... Umm I might have screwed the top onto a wire ukowingly so it was touching the metal. Hahaha. I fixed it though and we're good. 😅😅
I guess I derseve it for not bothering to zip tie it all neatly back together.
My button died after 0.5 kg of coffee, I disassembled the button, got acquainted with the internal design of the button. I came to the conclusion that I would replace it with a completely different one. Most likely it will be a toggle button. The design of the original button is very unreliable.
Any words from support? Should not they replace it?
My bottom broke today too. Any words from the support team?
Please contact us via miicoffee.shop/pages/contact-us and we will send you the replacement part.