Re: The 6910 battle against limescale. Info Compiled (first post)
Correction: The following settings are to a working machine and not when using a cleaning solution.
Err... How long is a piece of string
Every machine is different... And then there is your method..
The 6900 has ONE setting = default - No option to change by the program
If my memory is correct...
I did post it many moons ago ;D However ;
1: I had my group Head at + 2 Not the hottest...
2: Steam temp at hottest (+10) or at times + 5
3: Wetness was an ongoing flip / flop between Default and Dry - Never found that driest made any changes that suited me or the milk.
Trust this helps.
[edit]When using a cleaning solution... Lowest temp setting and higest pump rate to give the wetest steam possible.
Note: Early EM690 units are not programmable and MUST be done using a suitable cleaning solution and OUTSIDE to ensure suitable management of any fumes.[/edit]
Originally posted by 7E7F686873767F621A0 link=1270304292/29#29 date=1271074192
Correction: The following settings are to a working machine and not when using a cleaning solution.
Err... How long is a piece of string

Every machine is different... And then there is your method..
The 6900 has ONE setting = default - No option to change by the program

If my memory is correct...
I did post it many moons ago ;D However ;
1: I had my group Head at + 2 Not the hottest...
2: Steam temp at hottest (+10) or at times + 5
3: Wetness was an ongoing flip / flop between Default and Dry - Never found that driest made any changes that suited me or the milk.
Trust this helps.
[edit]When using a cleaning solution... Lowest temp setting and higest pump rate to give the wetest steam possible.
Note: Early EM690 units are not programmable and MUST be done using a suitable cleaning solution and OUTSIDE to ensure suitable management of any fumes.[/edit]



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