Since the original thread on nurri machines appears to be still closed, I figure this thread is the next closest one to post anything nurri based.

Primacog wrote:It's just a more elegant solution in terms of workflow. I hv always found yhe need to move the cup away etc especially with a scale underneath to be cumbersome. I used to move the cup.away with the izzo and swap a plastic box to catch rhe drip but with the nurri I always use the paddle to release the pressure and end the shot. U have to start using it to appreciate having that feature there.

I can see the advantage when one is using scales while extracting. It's a feature that isn't feasible on most lever machines, and I like that you can choose to use or not use it.

https://coffeesnobs.com.au/forum/equipm ... post953019

Here is a recent review on the Nurri leva by an owner that is probably the most in depth review on the nurri leva so far that is available.

OBOB wrote:Questions,

As I ponder my next purchase, I have watched a few videos illustrating the workflow for this Nurri. I understand one can turn the rear knob to adjust preinfusion pressure, how do you know the value after making the adjustment?

Are there non-slip feet options? I noticed Mr. Nurri kept gripping the side of the machine in one demonstration video to keep the machine from sliding on his counter.

I have not seen any peak current draw for 110-120 volt, anyone know the amp line requirements?

I have not seen any warranty information listed for this machine, so is there any such information contained in the paperwork?

Thanks!

Hello OBOB

After u make the adjustment, u use a blind basket to chk the pressure or u do the shot with a puck in the portafilter. U can change the pressure setting of the pump in real time during the shot or with the blind basket while the pump is still running, but the manometer gauge will not show the changing pressure as u turn the dial. U have to release pressure with the left paddle and then use the right paddle or lower the lever to turn on the pump again to see what the new pressure setting is.

Yes there are non slip pads for the feet. I am not sure which video clip where Antonio was holding on to the machine but I doubt it is to stop machine from moving around on the counter. My machine doesn't move at all when I pull down the lever or release it or do anything on the machine.

I don't know about current draw but as I understand it the nurri is designed to be able tobe used for the US market. I cannot recall off hand on long the warranty is but u can check with be distributor in your area for that.