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+[title] Troubleshooting #1 - Overspray
+[* black] If you encounter ground coffee escaping the chute and getting on the counter, it may mean your coffee is too dry, humidity is too low (static charge), and the grinder chute is too clean. You can usually fix it by placing a tiny dab of cooking oil on your finger and rubbing it inside the coffee chute.

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