Model # 5KCG8433EAC0 Official KitchenAid coffee grinder

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Pedestal and jar assembly parts diagram

Scoop & brush, coffee

Part #W11496858

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Assy, portafilter holder

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Tray, Grounds Catcher (charcoal) W11496868

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Pedestal and jar assembly parts diagram

Tray, grounds catcher (charcoal)

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Tray, grounds catcher (onyx black)

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Lid, lower hopper (includes rubber stopper)

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Tray, Grounds Catcher (matte Black) W11496866

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Pedestal and jar assembly parts diagram

Tray, grounds catcher (matte black)

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Tray, Grounds Catcher (empire Red) W11496869

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Pedestal and jar assembly parts diagram

Tray, grounds catcher (empire red)

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Tray, Grounds Catcher (medallion Silver) W11496875

#9E

Pedestal and jar assembly parts diagram

Tray, grounds catcher (medallion silver)

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Pedestal and jar assembly parts diagram

Lid, top hopper

Part #W11496852

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Tray, Grounds Catcher (candy Apple) W11496874

#9B

Pedestal and jar assembly parts diagram

Tray, grounds catcher (candy apple)

Part #W11496874

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Model # 5KCG8433EAC0 Official KitchenAid coffee grinder

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