Did you try sticking it in the freezer for an hour?

I'm about to pull the trigger and purchase a Pro 800 locally for 3,000$ and turns out it is the V1 and not the facelift. I really liked the wood knobs and stuff, and also wanted the joystick for the steam instead of the spinning valve... Also, isn't it suspicious that the dealer doesn't sell the V2? Maybe

Can anyone point to an actual lawsuit and discuss its merits or lack thereof? I couldn't find anything other than conjecture

Did you take the sides off to get a good look? If not, Clive Coffee made a really good video for how to do that. The vacuum breaker can leak from two spots. The usual place is where it shoots a bit of water and steam into the clear plastic tube. This would make the gurgling

Everything was working fine except the group seal was shot so I changed it. Once everything was back together the problem started... Machine turns on fine and first light comes on as expected. Once its heated up to pour coffee, second light come on. Pour coffee and the pump runs but no water comes out. Flip the third lever

It's very very similar to the Q2. Maybe a slightly more complex flavor due to the 12.5 micron adjustments, but overall basically a q2 heptagonal on steroids is the best way to describe it. Very clean and sweet. I like the flavor profile even more than my k series

A short video with the operation of the motorization:{video}

Its what its designed and built for

There is no machine with more value and capability out of the box under $2000.00 than the Breville Dual Boiler. While this is one guy's opinion, I challenge you to look at the facts. The single valid argument against Breville is aesthetics. The SGP is "good enough" for medium/dark roasts. Not great, but good. It's going to struggle and

Did anyone watched the roasting video on "wired gourmet" YouTube channel? This is what just got me into roasting. It's simple, minimal equipment, and I can say I trust this guy. What do you think about it? {video}