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When you see the words “Gaggia Titanium,” you know you can expect the best. The Gaggia Titanium Plus stays true to its name, featuring 2 boilers so there’s no downtime between brewing and steaming, a blue LCD display, temperature control, stainless steel front panel, an automatic frothing attachment, and much more. The Titanium Plus also adds a new spin to the traditional Gaggia Titanium design with the addition of the E. Plus system: an easy-to-use knob that you can turn any time during the brewing process to change the strength of your espresso.
The Gaggia Titanium Plus is a perfect machine for not just daily use, but entertaining as well. An active cup warmer will keep up to 6 demitasse cups warm, while the stainless steel-lined brew boiler and separate boiler for steam will ensure that you can make cappuccinos, lattes, and other coffee house drinks back-to-back for your guests. The included stainless steel Turbo Frother lets you manually froth or steam milk, and the Titanium Plus also comes with Gaggia’s patented automatic frothing attachment to make it even easier. If your guests prefer decaf, or a type of coffee other than the one in your bean hopper, the Titanium Plus also features a bypass doser. And, since the coffee spout is adjustable, you can brew into a variety of cup sizes with ease. A removable brew group, dump box, drip tray, and 60 oz water reservoir make cleaning up after large gatherings a simple and fast process. Take all of these outstanding features and house them in durable steel housing, and you have a wonderful addition to any kitchen.
The Gaggia Titanium Plus has everything you need to make virtually any café-style drink in moments. Simple brewing controls and 2 different options for steaming and frothing milk put every type of drink right at your fingertips. Lattes, cappuccinos, crema coffee, even hot water for tea and hot chocolate are just a few buttons away.
Perhaps the best thing about the Gaggia Titanium Plus is its ease-of-use. With programmable brewing buttons and complete control over every aspect of your espresso, you can create consistent espresso shots, morning after morning, set to your desired taste. Once programmed, all you have to do is press a button and the Titanium Plus does the rest: grinding, tamping, and brewing right into your waiting cup.
To give you complete control over your espresso, the Gaggia Titanium Plus features the E. Plus system. This dial located on the front of the machine can be turned at any time to increase or decrease the water flow rate, or strength of your espresso- even while brewing. Turn it to the counterclockwise to decrease the strength, and turn it clockwise to increase the strength.
Some super automatic machines can only notify you when to perform maintenance or if the brew group or dump box is out of place through a series of blinking lights. If you prefer reading what maintenance needs to be performed in the language of your choice (English, Italian, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Portuguese, or Dutch), the Titanium Plus features a cool blue LCD display. It will notify you when you need to fill the bean hopper, water reservoir, or perform a cleaning or descaling cycle. It also makes programming all of the machines functions a straightforward process, so you can fully customize your espresso.
With many espresso machines, you have to wait for the boiler to reach proper steaming temperature when going from brewing to steaming. The result? Lost temperature of your espresso shot and more time that you’re stuck in the kitchen when entertaining guests. The Gaggia Titanium Plus helps eliminate this down time with 2 separate boilers: a stainless steel-lined brewing boiler and a Rapid Steam boiler just for frothing and steaming milk. Without excess heat up and cool down time between frothing and brewing, you’ll be serving up delicious drinks in no time.
The Gaggia Titanium Plus comes with 3 pre-programmed buttons for espresso, a normal coffee, and a caffe lungo. To change these settings to meet your tastes, programming is easy. Simply place a cup underneath the coffee dispenser, press, and hold the button that you want to program. The message “Progr. Quantity” will appear, and just hold the beverage button until the desired amount of coffee is dispensed into your cup, then release.
You can set the amount of coffee used to brew your espresso using the adjustable dosing feature. This is controlled by a knob in the bean hopper and lets you set your coffee dose to anywhere between 6 and 9 grams of coffee per shot.
Everyone has their own preferences when it comes to the temperature of their coffee. That’s why the Gaggia Titanium Plus comes with 5 different temperature settings: minimum, low, medium, high, and maximum. To change this setting, just enter the programming mode and use the arrow keys to navigate to the temperature setting of your choice.
Espresso tastes best when the coffee grounds have been slightly moistened before brewing. It brings out the aromatic oils of the beans, ensuring you get the most flavorful espresso possible. You can turn this 2-second pre-infusion feature on or off on the Titanium Plus, and even set it to be a bit longer if you want.
The Titanium Plus is all about meeting your needs and those you entertain, so a bypass doser is one of its key features. This easy-to-use coffee chute lets you brew using pre-ground coffee instead of the whole beans in your hopper. This is great for evening espressos when you want decaf, or if you just want to try a type of coffee other than what’s in your hopper.
High quality espresso comes from a fine, consistent grind. The professional-grade conical burr grinder in the Gaggia Titanium Plus has 18 different fineness settings, so you can find the perfect setting to meet your needs. The grind setting can be changed by simply turning the knob inside the 8.5 oz bean hopper.
The secret to great tasting espresso is preheating your brewing components, and it’s important not to forget about those cups. Keep your espresso hot by brewing right into warm cups with the built-in active cup warmer on the Gaggia Titanium Plus. With enough room for 6 demitasse cups, you can be sure everyone gets a nice, hot cup of espresso.
With the Titanium Plus, you can dispense hot water for tea, hot cocoa, or instant soups by just choosing the hot water function. Simply press it and turn the steam wand knob on the right side of the machine to have hot water dispensed from the steam wand.
For complete control over your steamed and frothed milk, the Titanium Plus comes with a Turbo Frother and an automatic frothing attachment. The Turbo Frother is a Panarello-style attachment that helps to evenly distribute steam throughout your pitcher while manually frothing. To make creating cappuccinos and lattes even easier, you can attach the automatic frother to your steam wand and it will pull milk from a pitcher and dispense luscious frothed or steamed milk right into your cup.
The water reservoir on the Gaggia Titanium Plus can hold up to 60 oz of water, enough for 30 espressos or 10 cups of coffee before you have to refill. The reservoir can also be easily removed for cleaning and filling.
It’s easy to access the brew group of the Titanium Plus. Simply open the front panel and press the thumb release lever on the group. It will slide out easily for routine rinsing, cleaning, and any other needed maintenance, so keeping your machine in top shape is always simple.
To make cleaning as easy as possible, the Titanium Plus has a removable dump box and drip tray. The digital display will let you know when either needs to be emptied, so you don't have to worry about keeping track of your shot count yourself.
You can set the machine to go into energy saving mode after a certain period of inactivity in the programming menu. This saves electricity by shutting the boiler down but keeping the controls on for quicker start-up whenever you're ready to brew again.
The Gaggia Titanium Plus features a cup counter always keep track of how many shots you’ve brewed. You can also set your water hardness in the programming menu, so after a certain amount of cups brewed, the machine will notify you to perform a descaling cycle.
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If you would like to know a little about the many types of espresso machines we sell, this would be a good video to get you started. This video covers the machines we sell and based on your lifestyle, what you like to drink, and ease of use. It will give you an overview of different espresso machines and help you determine which one best suits to your needs.
I would watch the video and focus on a particular kind of machine—prosumer, semi-automatic, and super-automatic to decide which kind is ideal for you. Then, you can go and look at individual models to get a better idea of exactly what you want. Of course, if you narrow it down to a few espresso machines and are still undecided, give us a call and we would be glad to help!
| Misc Data | |
| Manufacturer | Gaggia |
| Specifications | |
| Dimension - Width (Inches) | 11 |
| Dimension - Height (Inches) | 14.5 |
| Dimension - Depth (Inches) | 16.5 |
| Weight (lbs) | 26 |
| Watts | 1250 |
| Volts | 120 |
| Housing | |
| Housing Materials | Metal |
| Drip Tray Material | Plastic |
| Drip Tray Cover Material | Stainless Steel |
| Drip Tray Capacity (Oz) | 28 |
| Drain Line Adaptable | No |
| Spent Coffee Capacity (Dregs Drawer) | 15 |
| Easy To Rotate | Yes |
| Tall Legs | No |
| Power Cord Length (Inches) | 36 |
| Cup Height | |
| Adjustable Height | Yes |
| High (Inches) | 4.8 |
| Low (Inches) | 3.4 |
| Frothing Wand | |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Steam Wand Style | Pannarello |
| Wand Movement | Articulating |
| Usable Length (Inches) | 2.5 |
| Height Off Counter (Inches) | 5 Stars |
| Optional Cappucinotore | Standard |
| Number Of Holes | 1 |
| No Burn Wand | No |
| Optional Steam Tips Or Wands | No |
| Water Source | |
| Reservoir Or Plumbed | Reservoir |
| Reservoir Capacity (Oz) | 60 |
| Reservoir Material | Plastic |
| Reservoir Removable | Yes |
| Water Level Visible | Yes |
| Water Filter | Mavea |
| Controls | |
| Type Of Controls | Push Button |
| Display Type | LED |
| Programmable Brewing | Yes |
| Temperature Control | Yes |
| Adjustable Coffee Dosage | Yes |
| Coffee Dosage Quantity | 6-9.0 |
| Cup Volume Control | Yes |
| Aroma / Flow Control | Yes |
| Bypass Doser | Yes |
| Pre-Infusion | Yes |
| Low Water Warning | Yes |
| Energy Savings | Yes |
| Multiple Programmability | Yes |
| Cup Warmer | |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Size (Inches) | 10x4 |
| Passive / Active | Active |
| Brew Group | |
| Material | Plastic |
| Type | Automatic |
| Preheat | No |
| Removable | Yes |
| Self-Cleaning | No |
| Boiler Data | |
| Number Of Boilers | 2 |
| Brew And Steam Simultaneously | No |
| Rapid Steam | Yes |
| Brew Boiler Data | |
| Brew Boiler Type | Thermoblock |
| Brew Boiler Watts | 1250 |
| Brew boiler Volume (Oz) | Low |
| Brew Boiler Material | Stainless Steel Lined Aluminum |
| Brew Boiler Heater Location | External |
| Insulated | No |
| Steam Boiler Data | |
| Insulated | Yes |
| Steam Boiler Watts | 1250 |
| Steam Boiler Volume (Oz) | Low |
| Steam Boiler Material | Aluminum |
| Steam Boiler Heater Location | External |
| Pump Data | |
| Type | Vibration |
| Maximum Pressure (Bar) | 15 Bar |
| Self Priming Pump | Yes |
| Grinder Data | |
| Number Of Grind Settings | 18 |
| Hopper Capacity (Oz) | 8.5 |
| Burr Type | Conical |
| Burr Material | Stainless Steel |
| Freshness Lid | Yes |
| Performance | |
| Initial Heat Up (Seconds) | 91 |
| Brew Temp (F) (2 Oz Shot In Paper Cup) | 178 |
| Brew Temp (F) (8 Oz Shot In Paper Cup) | 178 |
| Time To Produce Steam (Seconds) | 11 |
| Time To Steam 8 Oz Milk (Seconds) | 88 |
| Hot Water Temp 8 Oz (F) | 160 |
| Hot Water Time 8 Oz (Seconds) | 54 |
| Sound Level - Brewing (Db) | 67 |
| Sound Level - Grinding (Db) | 73 |
| Maintenance | |
| Maintenance Alerts | Yes |
| Descaler Used | Gaggia Descaler |
| Water Filter | Mavea |
| Details | |
| Warranty (Years) | 2 |
| Country Of Manufacture | Italy |
| NSF Certified | No |
| Available Internationally | Yes |
| Service provided | |
| Repairs By | Whole Latte Love |
| Contact Number | 888-411-5282 |
4.4 out of 5
(10 Customer Reviews)
Rated 5 out of 5
Has owned for:
More than 1 year
Ability Level:
Connoisseur
After a year I am updating my previous review. First, this makes delicious espressos, coffee and cappucinos. Secondly, about 6 months in the mother board went out and I had to send it in to Whole Latte Love for repair. The machine was gone for about 4 weeks. A long time. It also cost me $120.00 to send it to Whole Latte Love with insurance. Whole Latte Love pays for return shipping to me, but not the shipping charges going out. So, I have found a good repair place near me so that I won't have to pay to send it to WLL if there are any problems beyond the year warranty. Other than that, it runs strong and we're heavy users.
More than 1 year
Makes superb espressos with beautiful crema.
Connoisseur
LavAzza Blue super crema mostly
Whole Latte Love's shipping policies while under the year warranty.
Baby Gaggia, Krups, Saeco
Rated 5 out of 5
Has owned for:
More than 1 year
Ability Level:
Connoisseur
I have had this machines predecessor for several years. I use it at least twice a day to steam milk and extract espresso. It has been consistent since day one. Simple to use and produces a quiality product. It has clean lines and looks great in our kitchen. After drinking months of espresso's from this machine, my parents purchased this new model and have had it for over a year. Now I get to distribute my espresso addiction across different machines.
More than 1 year
Consistent. There are many features available through the easy to navigate display. However once set a single button is all that is needed to extract a shot.
Use shot glasses to set your single shot pull correctly. Use your cups to designate the fill size of a medium and large coffee.
Connoisseur
Starbucks Espresso Roast and an imported Italian roast whose name is escaping me.
Door swing is a bit restrictive when removing the internal components for cleaning. However it does not affect the machines operation or your ability to clean.
Jura, La Pavoni, Krups, Saeco
Rated 5 out of 5
Has owned for:
6 - 12 months
Ability Level:
Connoisseur
We are now over 6 months since I first bought this FINE machine. The $$$ investment was definitely worth it. If you are considering another brand of machine because it is cheaper, Don't Do It! Everyone who comes to my house tells me that this is the best coffee/espresso/cap they have ever had. I used to be regular at Starbucks and now find their coffees so unpalatable I can barely drink their coffee anymore.
6 - 12 months
Easy to Clean. Dependable with over 700 shots. CONSISTENT.
Just use a really good coffee - Illy is the least expensive coffee I would put in this baby. If you're going to spend $80.00 for Kona Coffee, this is the machine to get. Extracts every drop of flavor without bitterness.
Connoisseur
Lavazza Blue(s)
Nothing.
Juraspresso, baby gaggia, saeco
Rated 5 out of 5
Has owned for:
1 - 6 months
Ability Level:
Connoisseur
EXCELLENT, EXCELLENT, EXCELLENT. A perfect shot every single time. Great coffee. My first review was good, but I love this machine more every day. It is easy, reliable, makes a delicious brew. Froth for caps is perfect. Hot water hot enough for tea.
1 - 6 months
Flavor of the shot.
Use good coffee.
Connoisseur
Illy and Lavazza Blue Super Crema
First shot could be hotter. You have to draw about 3 shots before you get a really hot cup of espresso.
Juraspresso, saeco
Rated 5 out of 5
Has owned for:
1 - 6 months
Ability Level:
Coffee Lover
After about 1 month of use and settling on the bean, grind, and dose size, my wife and I are LOVING this superautomatic! I can't believe how EASY and FAST it is! Push one button and in seconds have a perfect shot. We're getting consistantly great shots with a huge amount of crema every time. I've not yet determined the effect of the brew-speed dial, which this model offers, so have it set mid-scale. Not sure if this feature is necessary, but WLL upgraded me to this machine when they were out of stock on the Titanium that I originally ordered. WLL has always given me great service in the 6-7 years I've been dealing with them (Rancillio Slivia and Rocky). Great company. Very knowlegable. The milk foamer works better than any I've dealt with before with no "skill" needed. Have not fooled around with the ball gizmo to automate the milk steaming. Seems unnecessary. I love the instant steam and hot water availability. Extremely easy and almost fool-proof.
1 - 6 months
Convenience and consistantly great shots.
See above. Be prepared to run numerous shots and taste tests. It makes shots so fast, it's actually fun to do this!
Coffee Lover
Costco Starbucks Roast
It shipped with the grind on "0", which turns out to be the finest grind - too fine - and clogged the brew group, causing the "ventilate" error. There is no indication in the manual or on the knob which end of the 0-16 scale is fine. After adjusting it back to center of scale, it cleared up after a couple shots. It was scary getting this with the first shot out of the box. It should ship with grind on center of scale. The manual could use some tips on what the adjustments mean, how they interact, etc. to assist with dialing it in.
Rancillio Silva, Jura Capressa SA
Rated 5 out of 5
Has owned for:
1 - 6 months
Ability Level:
Coffee Lover
This is a very good machine, it is better than I expected. Both the ground and the whole bean processes are excellent. I love the fact that I can regulate the amount of coffee, the brewing time, the degree of heat etc. It is easy to use and very dependable! It makes me want to get out of bed in the morning!
1 - 6 months
The programmable functions
Routine cleaning is key to consistent excellent coffee.
Coffee Lover
Lavazza
The dredge drawer could hold more.
Saeco
Rated 5 out of 5
Has owned for:
6 - 12 months
Ability Level:
Connoisseur
It took a month or two for me to get the settings where I wanted them, but the result was a superb shot every time. I still use my Expobar Brutus II, but for ease, quality of output, consistency and speed, I just can't say enough positive things about the Gaggia Titanium Plus.
6 - 12 months
Ease of use and amazingly consistent shots.
Connoisseur
Lavazza
I don't like that a high end machine is mostly plastic, but I cannot complain about the quality of the coffee. The steaming wand took a long time to get used to and seems pretty low end for a good machine. There is no shortage of steam, however learning how to froth milk is much more difficult than with a traditional steaming wand.
Expobar Brutus II
Rated 3 out of 5
Has owned for:
1 - 6 months
Ability Level:
Coffee Lover
I had this machine for 3 months and it need to be sent in for repair. The Gaggia plus has a real problem producing hot water for steam. Don't buy this machine unless all you want to make is coffee.
1 - 6 months
Makes a great cup of coffee
Doing business with WLL was great. Their customer service is tops.
Coffee Lover
coffee beans from coffee direct
Fix the problem with the steam boiler
Delonghi 3500
Rated 2 out of 5
Has owned for:
1 - 6 months
Ability Level:
Coffee Lover
This was my second Gaggia espresso machine. I had this one for about 3 months and some kind of main board went out. It's been at the repair shop for four months awaiting parts. It worked great till it broke. At thi point, I'm not sure I'd buy another one since we've been without the machine for a long time!
1 - 6 months
Flavor, ease of use.
Coffee Lover
Illia
Service from Gaggia.
Older Gaggia
Rated 4 out of 5
Has owned for:
1 - 6 months
Ability Level:
Connoisseur
Firstly, this machine makes absolutely great espresso and coffee drinks. And since that is the most important thing to me, I would definitely recommend this machine. It also looks fantastic, and is easy to use once mastered. My guests rave about the drinks it produces! So if this unit is in your price range, and has the features you want, definitely consider selecting the Gaggia Titanium Plus.
1 - 6 months
Great coffee, stylish looks, relatively easy to use, swivel base, nice display. Plenty of pressure and steaming power!
Oily beans can clump up and cause it to report it's out of beans when it's not, so watch for that. Take some time to really get familiar with the machine and you will be happy with it.
Connoisseur
Pete's and Smaller Organic and fair trade brands. Typically Espresso or dark roast.
It’s pretty large for one thing, requiring a lot of space. The dredge drawer could be easier to empty, and occasionally it erroneously reports being full. The menu system is not entirely intuitive. The manufacturer spent a lot of energy getting the manual into every known language, but as a result it's very brief on important points.
Solis
Gaggia Titanium Parts Diagram rev 08 - 03-10-2009
Gaggia Titanium Wiring Diagram 120V - rev X - 02-19-2004
Gaggia Titanium Plus Brew Group Diagram - rev 02 - 10-01-2008
I have a Gaggia Titanium and my brew unit got stuck and I followed your steps to remove it and it works for a bit then when i power off the unit for a day or so the brew unit jams up again, it has done this multiple times. do i need to replace the brew unit. I have about 1100 cups on the machine.
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techkathy Kenneth - Have you lubricated the brew unit recently?
http://www.wholelattelove.com/videos.cfm?playvidID=440
Click on the link. If lubricating the BG does not help I would recommend sending the machine in for a repair. There may be an issue with the small drive motor.
What's the difference between the Gaggia Titanium and Titanium Plus models?
thanks!
-Nick
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mjackson ♦ There is not a lot of differences, the most notable is the New e plus knob for strength control. It does help you extract a better espresso. It also has two stainless steel boilers as opposed to the Titanium which has one stainless and one aluminum. They both are very similar and I really like the way they work as well as the way they look.
Lately, my machine tells me to fill the water tank, even when there is still water in it. Yesterday, I descaled my machine, which went well, but the "fill the tank" message still came up when I was finished and had filled the tank. I assume something that triggers that message when the tank empties/fills is not working as it should. What should I do?
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mjackson ♦ Lawrence,
It could be a few things. The simplest would be that the magnet is stuck in a position in your tank where it can not move up or down. Look in your reservoir it is in a plastic shell and floats up and down in order to let your machine sense the amount of water. The other thing is it could be the sensor inside the machien that's not sensing the magnet. Please give our technical support team a call and they can help.
I'm interested in purchasing a super automatic but hesitant because I am under the impression that thermoblock heated boilers are incapable of producing hot enough steam to bring milk to a micro foam. Is this correct, and if so, are there any super autos that do not use thermoblock heaters?
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Michael Rosso ♦ John...Thanks for your interest in the Gaggia Titanium Plus. The thermoblock boilers have been designed by the engineers to take up less space inside the machine, and produce plenty of steam. Thanks.
How do I make a dark, very rich cup of coffee? I have my grinder set to 16, and I have the dose up to the max. We used to get a very rich cup of coffee but now don't after cleaning the unit and resetting the calibration following your video on cleaning out the grinder bin and shoot. Please advise ...
Thanks,
Sam
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Zack Smith Sam, If your grinder is set to 16 your grind is to coarse. Try setting your grinder to 5 or 6 and keep the dosage up and that should give you a strong rich cup.
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mjackson ♦ Robert,
Let the machine cool down overnight. When you first turn it on hit the hot water button and open steam wand.You have to keep trying. You may have something like scale stuck in your flowmeter which can cause a problem. Also make sure your steam wand is clear and clean. You may also want to try running a blank shot when you first turn it on by hitting bypass dosser button with no coffee. If that does not work give our technical support a call.
Hello, my Gagga Titanium espresso machine continues to say "Ventilate" even after running two reserivors of water through it. Any ideas? Please help, I can't live without my lattes!!
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Michael Rosso ♦ Carrie...Please try the self prime steps listed below.
Self Priming a Super Auto
Never attempt to prime your machine for more than thirty seconds; meaning you should never hear the pump for more than thirty seconds at a time. Also, never attempt to prime while the machine is warm.
Tools:
Turkey baster (to siphon water)
Paper toweling (to create a seal on the gasket)
1. Turn on the machine with a full water reservoir.
2. Turn the steam knob to initiate the pump.
3. Take the reservoir off and set along side the machine.
4. Fit the turkey baster (filled with water) to the gasket (you may need to use something to make a good seal like some rolled up paper toweling around the baster.) Squeeze the turkey baster into the inlet gasket, which is where the water reservoir meets the machine.
5. When you hear a pitch change in the pump, close the steam knob and re-place the reservoir back onto the machine.
6. Now we would like you to open the steam knob to be sure the machine will take water from the water reservoir.
7. If you get a steady stream of water from the steam arm, your machine has now been primed! Thanks and let us know how it turns out for you.
@Frances to followup on Mike R, usually it does not take a full tank. I guess it could but I've never seen that or had to do that. Usually if you run the hot water function for about 10 seconds that should do it most the time. I've owned mine, I have a Titanium (not Plus) and had it for 4 years and never had to clear a tank.
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we replaced the steam valve and now it says "ventilate"...we called your techs and did some of the solutions recommended...it still says "ventilate"
On your website it says to run hot water continuously (often a whole tank) until it clears.
When we run the hot water, after about 15 seconds it says "close knob). I assume we should close the knob and just continue doing this until it clears??
Thanks for your help; you guys are great!
Fran
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MikeR Yes Fran, do exactly that. It may actually take a couple of tanks to clear it. All it is is a air bubble in the line that is tricking the sensor into thinking it isn't fully primed. And it can take a bit of water to work that bubble out.
Mike R
My brew unit was stuck and I followed the instructions on your site to release it. It came out and I reset it to the correct position. I've bybassed the micro-switch so the machine can reset, but when I close the door it still says that it's rinsing and machine just hums. Is there anything else I can try to reset the machine or is there a problem that needs to be addressed in the shop?
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TechMilanoItalia If the machine is in the 'Rinsing' cycle, then it has to complete it by running water out the front spouts. If no water is coming out, then you may have an internal blockage which would necessitate the machine coming in for a repair. If that is the case, give us a call to set up the repair for you.
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Chance Great video. Covers the basics and really helps you find the category that fits your life. Super auto for me!
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