Capresso Infinity Plus Grinder

UPDATED with pictures of THREE (3) JUNKED Capresso by JURA If any one wants them, they are going to be dropped off at the local transfer station (Town Dump) recycling shed (on Powisset St.) BTW, two years ago, after the last of the failures, including paying the $100 for factory-rebuilt replacement, I gave up and have been very happy with the slightly less functional inexpensive grinder that is quieter, and perhaps because it is solid plastic does not have the same difficulty with static electricity causing build up of grinds on the container ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1.8 years ago, my 50 year old Braun German-made grinder expired of old age. I purchased the Capresso 575 which for under two years was my dream coffee grinder. I've left multiple positive answers and great references for this machine since I bought it BUT NOT NOW (read on!) - first thing in the morning and late at night (I'm a retired firefighter/medic and got pushed into Public Health after retirement so starting in early March, 2020, have found myself working 16-20 hours per day/7 days a week for essentially no pay). The Capresso was so quiet and so reliable -- UNTIL IT WAS NOT! This morning, anticipating yet another day of increased infection rate, more citizen issues, and the need for my morning coffee at 5:48 a.m., I turned the time wheel and no power. The receptacle was not the problem. The grinder motor simply would not even operate. The Juro Capresso provides no reference nor assistance. Searches for troubleshooting suggest this can happen but no reason given. The power cord has never even been extended or stretched. The hopper sits and spins perfectly. No troubleshoot idea applies. It simply DIED. The base is impenetrable because Juro used bolts that are either proprietary or are non-removable. Answer IT Breaks, you buy again seems to be their answer. Can I recommend it now? NO - DO NOT BUY THIS BRAND IT IS UNRELIABLE! ADDED 19-JAN-20 I do follow-up online purchases with recommendations and almost always the content is positive. Indeed, even for this purchase it was indeed very positive, as were the subsequent postings in response to questions of prospective purchasers. That all changed this weekend. My days since early March have started anywhere from 5:30 a.m. to 6:15 a.m., and frequently last past midnight. I've typically run through 3 if not 4 of these 18 ounce mugs filled with brewed coffee (French Roast dark), and if I am lucky my spouse or my administrative assistant (depending on whether working from home office or municipal office) push me to have something to eat usually by 3 p.m. or later. This was January 11th at 4:08 p.m. picture with mug ;even while getting a bite, it is no less than two monitors open; office would show 4 monitors & 3 computers. The last thing I needed was my coffee grinder of less than 2 years age dying and leaving me without those 3 to 4 mugs to keep me going.