Mahlkönig E65W GbS Coffee Grinder

Here too your phone joins the grinder's own Wi-Fi network first: if it is on your normal Wi-Fi, or the grinder is already connected to a network, pairing will not start. You pick the café's network afterwards, in the app, and it has to be 2.4 GHz.

• On the grinder log in as Owner under User Management: the factory password is in the Mahlkönig Quick Start Guide.
• In the general settings set the time zone, time and date: with a wrong time or date the Wi-Fi will not connect.
• In Connectivity, under Cloud Settings, switch the cloud connection on.
• In Wi-Fi Settings enable Wi-Fi and check it is in access point mode; if not, press Reset Wifi. Then press Quick Connect to show the QR code.
• In the app choose Onboard & Sync devices, then the grinder, and scan the QR code; when your phone asks to join the Hemro network, accept. Choose the store, the Wi-Fi network and its password, then Connect.

Via the cloud it connects to the La Marzocco Strada S, KB90, Linea PB, Linea PB X, Linea Classic S, GB5 S and GB5 X in AV or ABR configuration; with a dedicated USB cable, no Wi-Fi needed, to the Sanremo Café Racer, F18 Multiboiler, F18 SB, D8 PRO and D8. With any other machine you use the Mahlkönig Sync Scale, which measures the brew time and sends it to the grinder, or you type the time on the screen yourself.

Either way it weighs the dose (Grind-by-Weight) and corrects the burr distance by itself to stay on the target time. Enable GbS in the recipe and start from a grind that is already close: it can take up to 5 shots before it starts adjusting. With the Sync Scale only shots longer than 15 seconds and no longer than the target time plus 15 count.

Calibrate the load cell with a 1 kg weight once a week or as needed, after adjusting the portafilter support and every time you move the grinder. The calibrated weight is a Mahlkönig accessory (part number 703000).

First brush any grounds off the spout, fork, support and load cell cover, then start the calibration and follow the screen. If it weighs inaccurately, the fix is calibration and a stable, level, vibration-free surface.

Yes. The standard hopper holds about 1.2 kg; Mahlkönig offers an optional hopper of about 250 g and one of about 1.8 kg. If you grind little coffee a day or change beans often we recommend the small one, so the beans spend less time in the hopper.

Whichever you use, fit it properly: the grinder switches off automatically when the hopper is not inserted.

Yes, it is designed for commercial use: businesses, restaurant kitchens, canteens. It is rated for up to 30 kg of coffee a day and, at 220-240 V, up to 3 double espressos a minute; 2 in the low-voltage versions. It is not meant for continuous mass production.

That is what sets it apart from the E64 WS: same weighing and Grind-by-Sync technology, but the E64 WS is a home grinder, rated for up to 2.5 kg a day, and is not built for back-to-back doses at peak times.

The 220 V version is for 220-240 V mains, the voltage used in most of the world, Europe included; the 110 V version is for low-voltage mains. Mahlkönig makes the low-voltage E65W GbS in versions that also differ in frequency (100 V at 50/60 Hz and 110-127 V at 60 Hz). If you need the 110 V, write to us with your mains voltage and frequency before ordering: we will tell you whether it is the right version.