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If you live somewhere that might have power surges often (because of storms or an unsteady power supply, etc.) replacing the timer switch on your Mazzer grinder may happen more often than you might like having a tech come out and replace it. Luckily, if you can get your hands on the replacement parts, it's something you can do yourself. Watch Brandon show us how it's done.
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