Our approach is straightforward: repair what can be repaired, replace only what is needed, and keep a good grinder grinding for as long as possible.
Repairability Starts With Product Design
Every grinder, like any tool or appliance, experiences wear over time. Burrs eventually need replacing. Motors, switches, adjustment components, circuit boards, and other parts may also require attention after years of regular use.
Thankfully, that does not mean the entire grinder has reached the end of its useful life.
Baratza grinders are designed so that many individual components can be accessed and serviced as easily as possible, so that most repairs can be done at home with common tools. This makes it possible to address a worn or damaged part without needing to replace the whole machine. A single component failure never needs to spell the end of your Baratza grinder.
Designing with repair in mind helps us:
- Extend the life of our grinders
- Reduce unnecessary material waste
- Help customers protect their investment
- Make maintenance and repair more approachable
- Learn from grinders that have been in service for many years
We believe a product should be supported beyond the day it leaves the warranty period, whether that was one year ago or 10. The most environmentally responsible grinder is usually the one already sitting on your counter.
Parts for the Repair, Not a Whole New Grinder
A repairable design only works when the necessary parts are accessible.
Our online Parts shop includes replacement components for a wide range of repairs and maintenance needs. Depending on the grinder, customers can find parts such as burrs, adjustment components, motors, power boards, switches, hoppers, and other internal assemblies.
Parts availability varies by model and product age, but our goal is to offer a practical repair path whenever possible.
This support extends beyond the grinders currently in our product lineup. Some replacement parts are compatible with discontinued products, allowing older machines to benefit from components that remain in production.
If a part is not readily available on our website, do not hesitate to reach out to our customer support team even if it is for a long-discontinued product. We likely have the part you need but may need to provide some additional instruction or guidance before attempting the repair.
Repair Guides, Diagrams, and Real Human Help
Having the correct part is only one side of a successful repair. Customers also need to understand what went wrong and how to fix it safely.
We try to provide as much documentation as possible for all our products and continue to fill out our library of resources every day. Those resources, found in the Support tab on our website, include:
- Troubleshooting and repair instructions
- Parts lists and diagrams
- Exploded views of grinder assemblies
- Product manuals
- Quick-start guides
Step-by-step technical support videos are also available through the Baratza YouTube channel.
These resources can help with anything from routine cleaning to replacing an internal component. They also give customers a clearer view of how their grinder works.
When a guide or video does not answer the question or if you are unsure where to begin, our customer support team can help identify the issue, recommend the appropriate part, and talk through the next steps. Customers can begin through the Support tab on Baratza.com, where they can access product troubleshooting, chat with support, or create a support case.
While we have a great deal of familiarity with our products, we realize that repair is not always familiar territory. Clear information and a knowledgeable person on the other end can make the process much less intimidating, so our support team is there to bridge the gap.
More Than 1,900 Repairs in One Year
Not everyone wants to open a grinder and perform a repair at home. Some customers do not have the time, tools, or confidence to take on the work themselves.
For customers in the United States, our paid repair service provides another path.
In 2025, our U.S. service team completed more than 1,900 Baratza grinder repairs. That total included many discontinued products and grinders more than a decade old, which we strive to support as long as we can.
Each completed repair represents a machine that can return to a kitchen, coffee bar, or morning routine instead of being discarded.
Customers interested in the repair service should start by contacting Baratza Help & Support. Our team can help troubleshoot the grinder, determine the best repair path, and explain the service process.
For customers outside the United States, service options vary by location, but we still strive to provide the highest level of repair and support. The Support by Country page can help customers find the appropriate regional support channel if there is not a baratza.com domain localized to your country.
What We Recycled in 2025
Repair is our preferred outcome, but some removed components have reached the end of their service life.
At our U.S. service center, qualifying motors, metals, and electronics removed during the repair process are separated for recycling rather than placed in ordinary waste.
In 2025, the service center recycled:
| Material | Amount Recycled |
|---|---|
| Electric motors | 1,102 pounds |
| Die-cast metals | 655 pounds |
| Brass | 17 pounds |
| Copper | 86 pounds |
| Miscellaneous electronics | 99 pounds |
| Total | 1,959 pounds |
That is nearly one ton of motors, metals, and electronic materials directed into recycling streams in a single year.
Recycling is an important final step, but it is not the whole sustainability story. Recycling deals with materials after a component is no longer useful. Repair helps prevent the complete product from becoming waste in the first place.
Keep the Grinder You Already Have Grinding
When we’re inevitably faced with the question, “is it time to buy a new grinder?” we answer, “no,” as often as possible.
By making grinders serviceable, providing replacement parts, publishing repair resources, offering direct assistance, completing professional repairs, and recycling materials through our U.S. service center, we can help keep grinders out of the landfill.
More than 1,900 repairs in 2025 tell part of that story. So do the 10-year-old machines and discontinued grinders that have returned to service.
Before discarding a grinder that has lived a long life and is no longer working as expected, visit Baratza Help & Support. The solution may be a cleaning, an adjustment, or one replaceable part.
A grinder that can be repaired can keep doing what it was built to do.
We Grind. You Brew.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I repair my Baratza grinder myself?
Many Baratza repairs can be completed at home. Start with the resources for your model in Manuals & Documentation, which may include troubleshooting instructions, parts diagrams, and manuals. Step-by-step videos are also available on the Baratza YouTube channel.
Where can I purchase replacement parts?
Replacement components for many current and discontinued grinders are available through the Baratza Parts shop. Contact support when you are unsure which part is appropriate for your grinder.
Does Baratza support discontinued grinders?
Baratza continues to provide documentation, troubleshooting help, and available parts for discontinued grinders. Repair options and parts availability vary by model.
What if I do not want to perform the repair myself?
Customers in the United States can contact Baratza Help & Support to ask about the paid repair service. Support can help determine whether service is the best option and explain how to send in the grinder. Walk-in repairs are not available.



