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  • Koffee_Kosmo
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    Re: Steam Pressure too Fast in Rancilio, Why?

    The pressure a boiler can take in a coffee machine is finite
    Lets face it they dont use 10mm thick metal

    However the boiler size does have a bearing on steam availability as theres plenty of steam to go around

    You can decrease the pressure by not turning the steam knob to much It works like a tap  

    In reality steaming milk is not that hard with a commercial machine
    I think you just need practice to get used to it

    KK

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  • Yelta
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    Re: Steam Pressure too Fast in Rancilio, Why?

    Surely only partially opening the steam valve will reduce the pressure resulting in slower heating, or am I missing something?

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  • A_M
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    Re: Steam Pressure too Fast in Rancilio, Why?

    Originally posted by 504F4E534E421F171717674F48534A464E4B270 link=1274275683/0#0 date=1274275683
    Hi All

    Question: What would cause the steam pressure in a Commercial 2 Group Rancilio machine to heat the milk super quick thus not allowing any time to texture the milk? Is there a way to decrease the pressure or would this be a sign that somethink is faulty!

    Thanks in Advance,
    Define super quick ?  3 /  5 / 10 / 15 sec for what a 600ml Jug of COLD milk ?

    How many steam holes... 1,2,3,4, or 6

    What temp are you stooping the process at ?

    Pressure / Temp and Group temp are all inter linked; unless a dual boiler.

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  • whitie8000@hotmail
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    Steam Pressure too Fast in Rancilio, Why?

    Hi All

    Question: What would cause the steam pressure in a Commercial 2 Group Rancilio machine to heat the milk super quick thus not allowing any time to texture the milk? Is there a way to decrease the pressure or would this be a sign that somethink is faulty!

    Thanks in Advance,

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