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This often happens if you plug the PID display in whilst the machine is powered on. Try switching the machine off, connecting the PID then powering on.

Thanks Dave. I quite like Tapa, as for me, it makes accessing the threads I'm into much easier. Perhaps this is because I haven't used the forum though a browser much. I too got the redirects when using the link in your announcement post. Guess I'll migrate to the web interface. For what it's worth, the new system looks pretty good. I for one will be happy to pay a small fee to list once I get round to selling some of my unused gear if that helps keep the forum ticking over. It's a great resource and needs supporting. Cheers.

Maybe I'm being a bit thick, but I can't seem to see the new Classified section on TapaTalk. Will I be able to use the new section though Tapa or will I need to go though a browser?

Maybe a silly question, but are these properly airtight? Do the lids have any sought of seal inside or are you just relying on the threads?

I have an espresso setup at home and was considering purchasing a second hand Gaggia Classic and grinder for work. In the end I went for a V60, Stagg EKG and Comandante C40 combo to replace my Aeropress and a Porlex Mini (v1) which were not giving great results. I like the 'ritual' of doing a V60 pourover and find the process quite relaxing. Work colleagues are all tea drinkers or instant coffee drinkers; they thought the Aeropress was faffy so weren't that surprised when I started a V60 with even more steps ! Some thought I was going too far when I started bringing in my own softened water[em

I'm from the North too. Would argue tea is 5pm and only posh folk/soft Southerners have supper [emoji1]

Nice! I wish I was as creative with the design side - would have avoided an overtime shift [emoji1]

The diameter of the metal ring is 63mm. Internal diameter of the below support hole is 43mm

Thanks. The hardest part was removing the original burr nut. Thankfully another post in this forum informed me that the nut is threaded in reverse meaning that in order to undo the nut you need to turn clockwise! Brexit has made sourcing parts from Europe more difficult too - hence the delay Espresso Solutions experienced getting their shipment of parts from Ceado.

I contacted Ceado directly who forwarded my email onto espresso-solutions.co.uk, who seem to be the official UK parts supplier. They were really helpful and provided me with a parts diagram for the E37SD. From this I could work out that in order to mod my E37S I would need the following parts: CEA90354 - Bellows and dose funnel CEA40316 - Bellows support CEA70250 - Chute cover CEA40319 - M8 bean distributer/burr safety nut All of these parts are now available on their website. Be warned though; they are expensive for what they are. Particularly expensive was the bellows support piece. Thi

Hello all. I'm looking to purchase a set of the 'zero retention bellows' that come with the SD models for my E37S. I'm also after the rubber cap that attaches to the grounds chute. I believe the chute cap has a part number of 70165 but I cannot find a part number for the bellows. Please could anyone help with a part number and also point me in the direction of somehere that may be able to supply the parts? Google has failed me so far... Cheers, Andrew

Ceado sell an upgrade kit that will give you the new worm drive. It's much better in my opinion, having installed it on my E37S. It does cost around £200 so is not cheap! Sent from my SM-G988B using Tapatalk

Is your grinder the 110V or 240V version? The 110V tends to grind a little slower I believe due to the motor RPM being lower. Sent from my SM-G988B using Tapatalk

You will need to make the initial adjustment with the motor running to hear the change in sound. Don't worry about the burrs touching - you will not damage them. That is the reccomended way and is the way most people do it. With regards going past zero, again don't worry. The number is just there for relative guidance. You can move the metal disc with the numbers on without actually altering the grind setting by sliding it with two fingers. Like I said, find the point the burrs touch and then slide the number scale to suit. I can't remember exactly where my grinder was set to by the