Just bought one of these at a local Auction house.
It came without a pump and PFs but otherwise looks as if brand new.
The good news is that the PFs from my Brasilia Portofino are a perfect fit.
Strangely I cannot seem to find a user or service manual for this machine anywhere. Can anyone help?
Not sure if these were ever actually marketed/ sold in Australia but I found a brouchure on the Web (attached).
My real reason for buying it was to experiment with Lever machines as I have never used one.
I have read some stuff here by others on Lever machines and am intrigued.
I assume this one is meant to be wired to an external pump going by the attached wiring. Any advice on the pump (eg what type to use - rotary or vib and whether to fit internally or externally) would be very helpful.
If I cannot find an operating manual for this machine I might have to look at manuals for other roughly eqivalent Lever machines.
Also any help you can offer on links to maintaining Lever machines, as distinct to normal Commercial espresso machines would be much appeciated.
TIA
Ted
It came without a pump and PFs but otherwise looks as if brand new.
The good news is that the PFs from my Brasilia Portofino are a perfect fit.
Strangely I cannot seem to find a user or service manual for this machine anywhere. Can anyone help?
Not sure if these were ever actually marketed/ sold in Australia but I found a brouchure on the Web (attached).
My real reason for buying it was to experiment with Lever machines as I have never used one.
I have read some stuff here by others on Lever machines and am intrigued.
I assume this one is meant to be wired to an external pump going by the attached wiring. Any advice on the pump (eg what type to use - rotary or vib and whether to fit internally or externally) would be very helpful.
If I cannot find an operating manual for this machine I might have to look at manuals for other roughly eqivalent Lever machines.
Also any help you can offer on links to maintaining Lever machines, as distinct to normal Commercial espresso machines would be much appeciated.
TIA
Ted

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