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A Sloppy puck after extraction indicates grind to course or insufficient grinds in basket.
A firm puck indicates grind to fine if it is not uniformally wet through out. it could also indicate insufficient water flow, eg scaled machine or pour pump flow. When you bang out from the handle it should drop cleanly and remain intact.
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