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thanks for that @MediumRoastSteam, I totally agree with you that you need to find out who the trusted sources are, and their motivation for giving that information. I have certainly seen much more positive feedback for the PID than negative, but I thought it was an interesting take from the WLL guy. But I guess they're dealing with new machines and trying to get folks to not void warranties, and sell machines etc. I will have a look at the OPV and PID mods - have been a regular visitor to the Shades of Coffee site in recent weeks a dn got my seals, etc. from there. are the mods from there the best ones available? -
@MediumRoastSteam don’t tell me ! I can’t grasp how is this possible?! @DavecUK I know it’s a lot to ask but I think you’re the only one who does have access to this kit and a MaraX. Could you possibly fit it and test if you’re getting the same issue ? -
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By Ronnie Robot · Posted
I've been drinking this from Crankhouse, for the last couple of weeks, 4 weeks past roast date now and tasting much better. Was getting dark chocolate orange quite strongly at first, which I wasn't too keen on, but more cherry/ blackcurrant coming through now. Requires a bit of a shorter pull than usual I think too. -
By MediumRoastSteam · Posted
@prezes - I need to take a physics degree and specialise in hydraulics and thermodynamics. I’ll get back to you in approx. 3 years. 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂👍👍👍👍👍😬😬😬😬😳😳😳 Let me have a think. My brain hurts already. -
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Thanks . The Pully Caff powder , right? and Minima needs to be backflushed every week , right? -
@MediumRoastSteam This was my understanding ! The only difference I was expecting is with the smaller angle of the Lelit kit. So to confirm: - with CoffeeSensor kit, everything works fine. You open/close the valve and you get some sort of response reading on the gauge’s needle. This is exactly the case - with the Lelit, you don’t get a meaningful read on the gauge, like demonstrated in the video. That’s correct almost no reaction till I get to near fully closed position. - with the Lelit, the pressure in the machine’s gauge is higher than the brew’s gauge, but not with the coffee sensor? It’s actually the brew gauge that reads slightly higher than then machine gauge. This morning though it read very similarly. Saying that I set the opv at around 9.5 bar and this was the max reading with the previous kit it’s constantly maxing out at 10.5-11 bar now . - no pre-infusion spring have been changed, nor exhaust valve have been removed. Yes that’s correct no springs changed at all this this or coffee sensor kit.
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By MediumRoastSteam · Posted
Don’t believe everything you see on the internet (including forums). There are plenty of people here who have PIDs on their Classics and it simply transforms the machine. No temp surfing, no guess work, abundant steam. Now, I challenge WLL to have a side by side comparison and demonstrate, objectively, that theres No need for a machine of this type. 🤦♂️ said something very similar not long ago. Just replace “spring” with “PID” on the latter part of the post. -
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