I have an Iroast 2 that the top has cracked, and the chaff collector body has cracked. I put aluminum duct tape over the cracks, and it's been holding for a year. Anyway, I bought a Iroast 1st generation for parts, then today I found and bought another Iroast 2 for $30 so I bought it also. My question is

There's no need for a flush routine with a PID e61. For 15 years on PID HX: * Flush ≈1s * Pull shot * Flush ≈1s to rinse & brush shower screen * PF wiggle w blind basket, leaving blind in the group * enjoy When pulling shots for a group, just skip the PF

Thanks LObin! I separately ordered the Hypernova, as the grinder comes with the Supernova burr. Best of both worlds

I've considered that it might be the auto-off function but this "jam" behaves differently than the auto-off. The auto-off sounds different. The grinding can be heard to be finished and then the motor runs for a few more seconds before it stops. What is happening in this instance is the grinding is still in progress, it is audible

No slow feed but I do a hot start

I wouldn't take that graph too seriously. From that linked article: "In the percolation case, the slurry concentration term will always be forced to zero as we constantly replace the slurry with fresh water." So the percolation plot is an imaginary graph of how much would be extracted by a liquid that always acts as though it has

I see what you mean. Probably photoshopped or an earlier prototype. I'm looking to purchase one in black...so most of the images I've looked at are all black

I won't try that again

Hey guys. I'm so sorry for not responding sooner. In short, I absolutely love it. So much so that I passed on my Zerno pre-order window because I'm just that happy with the Lucca at this point. The grinder is clearly a professional tool. The build quality of the Eureka Mignon Specialita was already impressive, but the

when was the last time you replaced the piston gaskets? i can't remember the exact symptoms, but my machine definitely started acting up trying to pull shots, when the piston gaskets were on the way out... doug s