Made of ship grade 316 stainless steel, very tough and corrosion-resistant
A special drill bit key used to remove screws from the back wall of a coffee machine
Extra long (2.4 inches)
Magnetic (custom added)
The keyring can be freely moved and immediately applied, or can be easily disassembled for your convenience
Use regular drive handles for access in the tightest areas.
Traditionally, screws are obvious and look like black "rivets". However, in many aspects
The recent model Jura has hidden screws, which makes disassembly less obvious
Machine. You may find these additional information very helpful:
J series, Z series, and X5: There are two hidden safety screws behind the Jura logo on the back.
Rotate the logo eight times clockwise (Z series/X5) or counterclockwise (J series) to release it
It, you will find the screw.
ENA series: These machines are fixed with locking mechanisms. There is a safety screw
Behind the Jura logo. Rotate the logo counterclockwise to release it, and you will find that
Screw. Remove the screws and push the gray plate upwards to release the lock
The mechanism behind it. Similarly, there is also an oval head screw in front, which can be seen
When you pull out the tray. The locking mechanism at the front needs to be pulled downwards (press
In contrast to the one moving upwards from behind)
Suitable for Jura, Capresso, Krupps, Franke, AEG, Orchestro, Siciliana, Toscana, and all Nespresso
Delivery & returns: ships from Australian warehouses, usually within 5–12 business days. A few very remote postcodes can’t be reached by our couriers — if yours is one, we’ll contact you before dispatch. Faulty or damaged items are covered under the Australian Consumer Law.
