The remaining parts are the selector pin and release lever (Figure 3 in the patent above and Figure 2). The former can reduce the shot volume by making the group begin extraction sooner when the short pin on the piston touches a boss either on the selector valve (for the small shot), or directly touches the release lever in the

Nice. Where did you find the pricing?

I agree 100 per cent!!!

The valve has special attention due to its unique parts inside. The valve comes apart on both ends, the big cap nut and bigger hex nut on the rear and the triangular flange holding the engagement lever. The rear internals popped out after removing the rear fittings, but the front assembly needed an arbor press to push it out of

I've said it before and I'll say it again, Ceado doesn't get enough love. I run an e37s and I love it. It is a big beefy grinder that is whisper quiet and lightning fast. The worm gear is a joy to use and cleaning is super easy. This grinder will outlive me by many years. It has near

I have a Bezzera matrix mn. The espresso boiler is working fine. On the other hand, the steam boiler heats up to a certain temperature (not constant) and then explodes and fills the machine with water and steam, causing a short circuit in my entire apartment. It first happened a month and a half ago, so I took the

Liquid Amber is turning into my least favorite, just not a fan of Monsooned Malabar I guess

That oring must be in the pin groove, (part number 19) in the parts diagram is showed externally but it's just a drawing necessity. {image}

One of Tony's recommendations to me would also fit the bill quite well. No Robusta but a very nice traditional flavour profile. The house blend from Manic Coffee. They don't do free shipping but the coffee is so cheap for that size bag that it works out to about the same as other roasters. Well worth it for anyone who

Try ask here "Owner experience with Bezzera Strega"