Instant no more !

Not sure if this is the section to post this in ? I have a ECM bariste that I am looking to replace with a new machine , Budget up to £1500 Anyone seen a fan dabby dosey deal on the market , I allways like a good deal 😎 If this is not the correct place please point me in the right direction Thanks

OK everyone is happy 😎

Not sure how the full asking price would work now ,as I collected the grinder last night ? 😎

£900 cash collected for the pair and you will have a happy wife 😀

It has a rotory pump acording to the data here https://www.bellabarista.co.uk/brands/ecm-mechanika-iv-profi-wc-wt-stainless-steel.html

Hi, I can offer £300 collected for the grinder and would pay cash on collection Thanks Allen

If they use a drop off shop local yes

OK , If you can work out a price delivered please via UPS as if I am not home they leave it in the local collection shop . RM10 , Dagenham Essex

Hi Do you have the original packaging for this if its being sent ? Thanks My daughter who has for 34 years always said ' I DONT LIKE COFFEE " and only drank tea , Has now seen the light and said " I tried a coffee and it was lovely , so I am looking for a starter machine , Just in case she changes her mind

Are you assuming you can just turn up at events and trade ? Car boot sales and markets have the usual traders who attend weekly normally paying a premium for the site annually I tried on several occasions and found it a CLOSED shop , also check with the local council regarding street trading licences BEFORE spending any more money

On all day Monday and Tuesday , Looks like it was the pump, £14 for the repair , I will drink to that

Still working today so looking posative

Just re assembled the ECM , switched it on and it is working , The new pump is a lot quieter than the old one ? Fingers crossed its still working in 5 hours time when it properly warmed up and does not die as it did before Time will tell

PTFE TAPE ? the white stuff ?

When you get them out use stainless steel bolts next time and some waterproof grease on the threads , should stop them seizing up next time