Astoria Gloria dipper tube. - Page 2

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#11: Post by pizzaman383 »

Oskuk wrote:Yes, as I just said:



...and anyway: it is working now, as I just said too ;-)
Oops, I missed that post.
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#12: Post by wkmok1 »

Forget the machine :-). Gorgeous cats!!!
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#13: Post by Jasper_8137 »

It's not a cup warmer, rather a cat warmer!

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#14: Post by Oskuk (original poster) replying to Jasper_8137 »

I have to admit that my dream on getting a 1 grp Bosco seems a bit sad, if cats cannot fit anymore ;-)
Earlier days, the times of Strega, life was a struggle!


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#15: Post by Oskuk (original poster) »

Damn!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFEJouOhIZQ

The problem has not gone away as I hoped.
Right group is still somehow sick. Flow is bad, but with "fellini"? wiggle it gets better,
but there is a peculiar noise too as there is coming air? So leaking dipper-tube, letting partly steam thru?
But why not all the time, why this wiggle helps the flow? Even my Baristacat Annikki does not have all the answers!

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#16: Post by Oskuk (original poster) »

I did a half a round tightening on the piston. It was easiest on place, but after that I had to take it out as spring was craping so it had to be centered.
Now the flow seems to be ok. Fingers cross...

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