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[title] Worn impeller removal
[* black] Lift out the old impeller. If you judged rightly, it should be worn in the way illustrated by the picture.
[* black] Make sure the steel washer underneath the impeller doesn't fall out.
-[* black] There's also a fibrous washer under the impeller. I chose to throw this away since it was falling apart and does not appear necessary (My grinder works fine without it).
+[* black] There's a fibrous felt washer under the impeller that I recommend discarding. This is no longer needed as the new impeller design hugs the bushing pedestal more closely and does a good enough job keeping grounds away from the bushing anyway.
[* black] Optional Modding Tip: You can make that steel washer a little thicker (like 0.1 to 0.2 mm more) if you'd like your grinder to go finer.