Cafelat Robot User Experience - Page 433
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That looks like a temperature strip, so I'm guessing it's a preheat chamber of some sort for the piston?
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- yakster
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OEHandgrinders has replacement screens with the silicon pin and replacement silicon pins. Still haven't managed to bend my original Kickstarter screen pin.
-Chris
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Yah I have one of those on standby, if this one stops working I'll order another, for safetys sake.
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I think most ppl bend their pins on the second stroke to expel any unused water from the chamber...so I've dropped that step. At the end of the shot I unhook the portafilter with chamber still full of unused water and I carefully tip it out in the sink. I figure this cuts down wear on the seal by half as well as reduce the chance for a bent pin.
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I always let the arms fall on their own after the shot - I arrest it when the dose hits about 5-8mm below the cut line on a wee Picardy tumbler. My wife always likes to save the aftershot, she often bottles it in a corked San Pellegrino water bottle and drinks it at work : )
PS - she cuts it off before the foam begins
PS - she cuts it off before the foam begins
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I put the tamper in the arm when I'm done with the shot and let the weight of the tamper pull the arms down while I enjoy the shot.
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I clearly have more time on my hands, plus I also use the mitts.