Hello Everyone, I'm getting an aftertaste on the milk I'm frothing. I don't froth very often, and I'm wondering if that's the culprit. Also - I don't seem to get a really nice microfoam - too many bubbles. And help would be much appreciated!

Have tried with to remove the nozzle, but have come to the conclusion that it is welded in place (you may see signs of the wrench's teeth of the chrome!) I know is makes no sense, but one hole is definitely giving out wetter steam! many thanks for all your help yas

Dan If I just leave it as it is, will it damage the machine? It's a big shlep to the repairman (two hour drive!) thanks

btw Is the Brasilia a rotary pump machine or vibe? thanks!

Is this something I can/ought to fix by myself? thanks

Hi Dan Poked with needle and paper clip; no change. There's definitely a diff between the wetness of the two holes; could it be the steam sensor if one hole is 'dry' and the other 'wet'? thanks a lot!

When the pump on my Brasilia Mini Classic kicks in, the machine doesn't go silent like it used to (before it was repaired) now it makes almost the same noise as during the pre-infusion stage, and the gauge oscillates very fast see here: {video}any ideas? thanks!

Hi Take a look at this: {video}The machine has been repaired for this and I descaled it a couple of months ago. Any ideas what the problem is? thanks all!

Thanks! Any idea how to clean it? Lot's of backflushing?

Hi I finally got rid of the low temperature problem with a pretty vicious descale. I think I didn't descale the head enough last time. Anyway - what's happened now is that when the pressure kicks in, the machine doesn't go completely silent as it used to; I can still here the pump operating. There's...