Van mijn heel oude Gaggia - 1960 /1970 - heb ik de boiler verwijderd en schoongemaakt. De afdichting van het deksel was een ring van asbest. Die is in stukken gebroken en niet meer te gebruiken. Wil ik ook niet. Mijn vraag is welk dichtingsmateriaal ik hiervoor het beste kan gebruiken. Ik denk aan pakkingpapier van 1.5 mm dikte. Of

Try feeding a bit faster to see if it stops that, if so, you're likely triggering the auto-off feature

Could it be the auto-off function or perhaps a time limit kicking in? Can't remember if there is one. Many grinders were not designed with slow feeding in mind

My idea of simply adding sugar and cocoa powder to coffee doesn't work. I already know how to make a coffee drink that has both chocolate and milk in it. My favorite of that genre is the Marocchino that Dandelion Chocolate serves at their bar in San Francisco: "Our European Drinking Chocolate + double espresso topped with cocoa-nib whipped

I have a Gen 1 Ode with SSP MP burrs, purchased in 2022. Great grinder. I love the V60 brews I get from this thing. In the last few weeks it has started to jam. I've sent a note to the Fellow support group but thought it would be worth asking the group here for tips while I wait

Haven't used either of my hand grinders for pourover -- I go with Moka pot if no espresso machine available

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Thanks! It's alive. I had to replace both 5pad Control Boxes

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Grounding the probe does stop the pump. I looked inside the boiler and it seems the water level is about 1/2 inch below the probe lowest point. I'm not understanding why the pump is working but the boiler is not filling up to the level of the probe