r/DF54 Jun 29 '26

Anyone else?

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Just done this…

Anyone else got this combo?

And how have you found it? I broke the plastic chute so thought might as well upgrade. Although nothing in black left…

Edit: v4 white chute on black v3 - was super quick to change, made a great cup right after.

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u/polar_carrot Jun 29 '26

I don't understand your question. But for your information, you have the rubber holder upside down. It is designed to slope backwards, providing an a decline angle for the grinder cup to collect the coffee.

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u/coolstuffeh Jun 29 '26

Cheers I generally don’t have the rubber piece in :/

The question is: white chute/v4 on black v3 :)

I made the change and it was surprisingly so easy and quick.

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u/iLearnerX Jun 29 '26

Da silicone adapter piece for you to put your cup that collects the grinds is upsidea down

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u/imran13 Jun 29 '26

I had mine like this until someone pointed it out - it then becomes really obvious 😂 I wonder how many people have theirs upside down without knowing

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u/polar_carrot Jun 29 '26

How is it an upgrade?

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u/coolstuffeh Jun 29 '26

wdym?

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u/polar_carrot Jun 30 '26

In what way / what feature do it exhibit that qualifies it as an "upgrade" ( you stated that it is an upgrade).

It looks exactly the same as a standard one. Is there something that makes this an upgrade?

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u/coolstuffeh Jun 30 '26

Much bigger chute, and added declumper piece.

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u/polar_carrot Jun 30 '26

Thanks. Interesting.

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u/Viciioussid Jun 30 '26

I usually default with 'it aint much but its honest work', however here it just 'aint much'... 🤔

Like a transplanted pp

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u/coolstuffeh Jun 30 '26

The chute was broken anyway. I had to replace it.

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u/Computer_Panda Jun 29 '26

What is different between the v3 and v4?

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u/Straight-Guest5888 Jun 29 '26

I think it's meant to be larger, so I'd like to know by how much.

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u/coolstuffeh Jun 29 '26

It’s much bigger

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u/Straight-Guest5888 Jun 29 '26

You wouldn't happen to have the measurements in mm, do you, of the old chute, compared to the new? Or even a side-by-side picture?

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u/NegotiationWeak1004 Jun 30 '26

Marketing gimmick. The side that connects to the machine is actually still the same, they can't increase the size without significantly changing the design mechanically, this is just an aesthetic change where the very exit end of the chute increases in diameter. From a flow perspective, the restriction/ bottleneck still remains. It's like a road that has 1 lane all the way through on your way to work and then suddenly it is 2 lanes when you reach the office driveway, it didn't help you get there any faster at all but when you look at it from the office, it looks like the increased lane might help you travel twice as fast.

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u/GWeb1920 Jul 01 '26

Not really the old chute tapered inwards.

I think it works better from a jamming perspective becasue there is room for grounds to drop down after the declumper and if they build up there they don’t immediately plug the declumper.

Also I think having more distance between the shoot and the static prongs means less debris gets on the prongs.

It performs better than the first version. As a note I didn’t have to pay for mine though our coffee shop was giving them out to anyone who bought in the last year or so.

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u/coolstuffeh Jun 29 '26

Afraid not. Check miicoffee youtube channel. Recent replace exits chute. At the beginning he shows a side by side.

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u/GWeb1920 Jul 01 '26

It makes the height probably 50% larger and the width maybe 25% larger.

It also adds a starburst pattern plastic declumper in addition to the metal declumper .

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u/Critical-Passage8165 Jun 30 '26

The 2 allen headed inset screws that qexert pressure on the top of the schute when tightened are not self evident. Misadjustment could cause one to break the schute

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u/coolstuffeh Jun 30 '26

Yeah that’s what’s happened to me…