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By AndyDClements · Posted
@ Londons If I've read this thread correctly, when you have a steam stat the steam temp cycles between approx that steam stat temp and 170, if you have a brew stat in that same place then the machine cycles approx between that brew stat temp and 170. These are all approximates, since those stats have upper and lower points which they switch at and those aren't always precise. If that above is what is happening then in that case, it points to a wiring problem, one where I'd suspect the wiring related to the steam switch to boiler is incorrect. -
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Thank you, for your help I’ve seen it. I’ve been put off by the noticeable scratches on the front of it to be honest. -
What do you mean by making the diameter larger? Are you referring to the inside of the ring where it slides over the carrier? Or the pointer? I am happy to put up a model with a pointer that is even longer if you want? I just did not want it to cover the markers. -
I think any of those will work - even PLA will. I use ABS just because that is all I ever buy and am comfortabel with it.
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hallo, i like coffee, it has been some years with my lapavoni europiccola, bought it in 1999 in bilbao live there, nice machine not always perfect shots, but not her fault now tried something new, exciting mono group lever machine great experience, unfortunately too big for my kitchen will tell the whole story regards -
I also want to share my small coffee corner https://pasteboard.co/JXZmxWH.png I needed a backup and future replacement for a coffeemaker that makes one or two 14-oz cups of coffee at a time and which, admittedly has spoiled me because I can use my own coffee and make only the amount I need within minutes. I've found a similar product, but it's reviews were equivocal. Then I saw the AdirChef Grab N' Go Personal Coffee Maker and liked that it offered similar benefits to what I have at a good price and could possibly travel. Well, it traveled with me by car the very day I received it. It's very lightweight because it's mostly made from plastic. I only use the mug it came with to make my coffee or hot tea. I pour the beverage into another mug to drink it; a habit from my current coffeemaker. I also only use filtered or purchased Spring water, not water from the tap, in an effort to reduce any kind of mineral buildup. Further, I use a number 2 paper filter in my filter basket each time I make coffee because cleanup is easier and my filter basket doesn't get gross. The Grab N' Go makes the coffee/tea quickly, within 1-3 minutes and the temperature is drinkable hot, not super hot. I've used the Grab N' Go at least twice daily over 7 consecutive days and have had no problems since receiving it 8 days ago. Hopefully, none will occur! The Grab N' Go traveled well; I put it in its box to travel and put the box in a reusable shopping bag to carry. The only things I don't really like about it is that it's hard to know where to stop when you're filling the reservoir with water. A line or bump inside would be helpful. You don't want to overfill because it spills out over the top of the cup. I also miss the beep that my 1-2-cup coffeemaker issues to let me know when brewing is done. But, that is not an essential, just a nice feature. All in all, I'm very satisfied and look forward to many cups of coffee and tea made with the Grab N' Go at home and while traveling, particularly as my 1-2-cup maker is doing its best to die on me after nearly 6 years of excellent service. Hopefully, the Grab N' Go will "step into the breach," as it were, and keep me caffeinated. -
By naturalganja · Posted
Seems like the brainstorming is also on in Poland! https://forum.wszystkookawie.pl/index.php?topic=9296.510&fbclid=IwAR3MXLXWDjuZacumoLjEOJrFu7jNsHklw9gGeZp-0Adq_4jiUgOcizrqMl0 -
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By Marocchino · Posted
I admit to being old school, with composition. An interest in painting, photography, architecture or all of the above? -
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