Will the 32 oz fit the 6300 series? AND which tamper should I purchase. THANK YOU!
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The dimensions of the base of these machines are the same. 8.75&#8243; deep x 7.25&#8243; wide x 8.25&#8243; tall.
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The dimensions of the base of these machines are 8.75″ deep x 7.25″ wide x 8.25″ tall. There are three different container size options: 32 oz, 48 oz, and 64 oz, which result in height of base plus container/lid of 16.9″, 17.4″, and 20.5″ respectively. For that reason, you should use the right tamper I think
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Yes, both the 32 oz. container and the 48 oz. container are compatible with your 6300. You should use the mini-tamper for the 32 oz. container. Although, theoretically, the "step" in the longer tamper that comes with the tall 64 oz. container should permit its use with the shorter 32 oz. container, the truth is that all too often it doesn't work. Vigorous tamping with the longer tamper has resulted in pushing it past the "step" and into the blades, thereby destroying the end of the tamper. It just isn't worth the risk. Use the mini-tamper that's designed for the shorter (32 oz. and 48 oz.) containers. The mini-tamper is available from Vitamix.com. Yes, both the 32 oz. container and the 48 oz. container are compatible with your 6300. You should use the mini-tamper for the 32 oz. container. Although, theoretically, the "step" in the longer tamper that comes with the tall 64 oz. container should permit its use with the shorter 32 oz. container, the truth is that all too often it doesn't work. Vigorous tamping with the longer tamper has resulted in pushing it past the "step" and into the blades, thereby destroying the end of the tamper. It just isn't worth the risk. Use the mini-tamper that's designed for... » Read More Yes, both the 32 oz. container and the 48 oz. container are compatible with your 6300. You should use the mini-tamper for the 32 oz. container. Although, theoretically, the "step" in the longer tamper that comes with the tall 64 oz. container should permit its use with the shorter 32 oz. container, the truth is that all too often it doesn't work. Vigorous tamping with the longer tamper has resulted in pushing it past the "step" and into the blades, thereby destroying the end of the tamper. It just isn't worth the risk. Use the mini-tamper that's designed for the shorter (32 oz. and 48 oz.) containers. The mini-tamper is available from Vitamix.com. « Show Less
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The dimensions of the base of these machines are the same. 8.75″ deep x 7.25″ wide x 8.25″ tall.
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The dimensions of the base of these machines are 8.75″ deep x 7.25″ wide x 8.25″ tall. There are three different container size options: 32 oz, 48 oz, and 64 oz, which result in height of base plus container/lid of 16.9″, 17.4″, and 20.5″ respectively. For that reason, you need the right tamper
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I have the DeLonghi EC155 and now have a collection of various sized tampers bought trying to find the right one.... The 51mm Vktech fits perfectly. I'm guessing many DeLonghi's use the same size filters as mine, but cannot verify.... (Note: even if it's the wrong size, it would make a great paperweight....)
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Went to Bestbuy today. The only adapter that will work with the 6300 series is the WIS09ABGN. Good luck finding one for under 184.00. Samsung should be ashamed for making you buy one of their expensive adapters.
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The invoice that came with these says it will work with 630, 633, and 635. So I'm assuming yes.
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The 630-7695 is the handle. Part 630-7500 is the vacuum breaker parts kit. I actually bought both of them on my same order to Amazon sold by Geroy.
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I have the 5200, the 64oz container and it is perfect. Here is the link for more information on it. Good luck!https://secure.vitamix.com/Tamper.aspx
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According to Winix website http://www.winixinc.com/size-21-one-year-replacement-filter-set-products-63.php?page_id=65it is supposed to fit the 6300 model.
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There is a tamper that comes with the machine; however, it is made of plastic, has an odd shape, is nearly 2mm smaller than the bottomless portafilter, and is hard to get a proper grip on. If you're like me, you'll find yourself having a hard time getting it to tamp flat. This isn't a big deal with the pressurized basket, but if you want to use the bottomless portafilter, I would say a proper stainless steel tamper (of the proper size) is a good investment. I took some measurements: The tamper that it comes with is around 49.5mm and the bottomless portafilter has an inner diameter of roughly 51mm. I was just eyeballing with a ruler, so don't take these measurements as exact - I don't have a caliper lying around, so I can't get more accurate than that. I bought a 51mm tamper (measuring with a ruler, the tamper's actual diameter looks to be 50.5mm), and it fits almost perfectly. There's just barely a half millimeter of give when I put that tamper in the bottomless portafilter, as opposed to nearly 2mm of give with the tamper it comes with. I took a few pictures of the measurements and will upload one each of the tamper and the bottomless portafilter shortly.
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I also believe the 500 may have a plastic blending jar versus glass for the 600. That is what I surmise from websites.
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This is not the tamper I bought. I also have the 5200 and I bought a replacement tamper that is 13 inches, not 12.
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This is not the case. I bought these for the 630, and they will not snap in correctly.
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I am not sure about the 630, but they work splendidly in my 1090 and my daughters 1008. good Luck
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The 7340 cable is identical to the 6300 so this will work Fine.For a Complete Listing of Camera Cables seehttp://www.pccables.com/Camera_Cables.html
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Tucker, do what I did. Measure the diameter of the filter basket on your machine with a ruler that has a metric side. Once you determine the width of your basket in millimeters, compare that to the width of this tamper, which is 51mm per the product description. You certainly don't want a tamper that won't fit into the basket. You also don't want a tamper that is too small (not close to the width of the basket) as you will end up shoving the grounds all around in your filter basket. That's the problem I had trying to use my old, smaller tamper with my new machine with a wider basket.
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I think a 50mm tamper would be the best fit. The 50mm tamper I bought on Amazon ended up being about 49mm, which is just slightly too small at the top of the basket. Though, it doesn't reach all the way to the bottom of the basket because of the angle of the side walls. The tamper stops right at the '2 cup' mark. So, 49-50mm would be the best size to buy. If you are ordering one online, go for the 50mm, because it will probably measure just under 50mm. 51mm might be slightly too big if you are trying to make under 4 servings of espresso.
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NO, you need the MINI TAMPER found here: http://www.amazon.com/Vitamix-Mini-tamper-48-ounce-Free-Tamper/dp/B00B32N4PC/ref=sr_1_1?m=A268FO3IPAT5Y&s=merchant-items&ie=UTF8&qid=1427326562&sr=1-1&keywords=mini Otherwise this tamper will be too long and contact the blade when pushed through the lid during use.
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Have you tried the pressurized portafilter? That doesn't need tampering. Just level it with your finger without compacting it and you're good to go. The bottomless is a little tricky to use at first.