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The Cuisinart EM-100 Espresso Machine is a great combination of stainless steel style and easy operation at an affordable price. This versatile espresso machine can brew using ground coffee or ESE (Easy Serve Espresso) pods, and pulls a great shot thanks to its powerful 15 bar pump. A cup heating tray on the top of the machine will make sure you have plenty of warm cups on hand, making it great for entertaining. With the Cuisinart EM-100 Espresso Machine, you can also create cappuccinos, lattes,

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Janel Chandler

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at 12-29-2011 9:05am
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What is included with the Cuisinart EM-100 Espresso machine? Does it come with a stainless steel pitcher, tamper, etc.? And what is the warranty?

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Michael Rosso ♦ Janel...Thank you for your interest in the Cuisinart EM-100 Espresso Machine. The machine does not come with frothing pitcher, but it does come with a plastic tamper and a limited 3 year parts and labor warranty through Cuisinart. I hope this information helps you, however if you have anymore questions please feel free to contact us directly at 1-888-411-5282 option 1. Thanks.

12-29-2011 12:18pm |

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at 09-17-2011 6:56pm
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the pump on my cuisinart has stopped working. It will pump hot water and steam on the frother but not on the espresso maker

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Michael Rosso ♦ David...Please contact Cuisinart directly at 1-88-767-0190 for help with your machine. Thanks.

09-20-2011 4:39pm |

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Are the filter baskets included with this machine pressurized or dual walled at all? Or are they normal baskets?

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mjackson ♦ Andrew,

It is a pressurized system which will give you good shots easily regardless of the grind.It is a good starter machine and is easy to use. I hope this helps.

08-06-2011 9:45am |

Robert Caradonna

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at 10-28-2010 10:58am
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The frothing wand has "fallen out" of my machine. Is there somewhere out there where I can find a repair manual so I can fix my machine. I am assuming I will need to purchase the frothing wand as well.

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Michael Rosso ♦ Robert...Sorry to hear about your misfortune. We do not service Cuisinart machines. You will need to contact Cuisinart directly at 1-800-726-0190 for all parts and service. Best of luck and happy brewing.

10-28-2010 1:16pm |

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What type of espresso pods can be purchased for this machine

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TechMilanoItalia Any of the E.S.E. type pods such as these here: http://www.wholelattelove.com/Illy/illy_pod_sampler.cfm or here: http://www.wholelattelove.com/Lavazza/lava_pods.cfm

06-14-2010 11:00am |

Ian Norrish

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Hi,

I have just received a Cuisinart EM-100 as a gift and would like to lower the temperature at which the "water heating" light sets off.
I live in Santa Fe New Mexico and the boiling point of water here is about 8 degrees lower than at sea level.
The effect is that as I operate the machine to make an expresso, after the heating light has gone out, the water comes into the cup as mainly steam which kills the crema. I believe the setting must be set around 204 degrees F which is boiling point here.
Is it possible to adjust the temperature to a lower setting to work at this altitude (7000 ft ASL)

Regards,
Ian Norrish

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ToddS Ian, there is no way to set the temperature lower. But you can lower the brew temperature by doing a little "temperature surfing". Load your coffee into the portafilter as you always do but before you put the the Portafilter back into the machine turn on the brewing switch. You will the steam come out of the brew group at first and then it will turn into just water. When it does you know that you are below the boiling temperature at your elevation. Then quickly turn off the brew switch, place the portafitler back into the machine and turn the brew switch back on. It sounds like a lot of work but it only takes a few extra seconds the quality of your espresso will be much better. Remember the longer you run the pump before you brew the cooler the brewing temperature will be. If it starts to taste sour then you know that your brew temperature is to low.

01-10-2010 11:33am |

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Ian Norrish Todd,
Great suggestion, it worked liked a charm.
Many thanks,

Ian

01-10-2010 12:58pm |