Hello altogether,
I am new in this forum and seeking for a new machine as I discovered yesterday that my superautomatic has an alluminium thermoblock.
I discovered it here
Here I also hear about the Rancilio Miss Silvia for the first time and I like it.
Reading some postings I come across the temperature issues with boilers, recovery times, .... and that now destroys my hopes of having found a good machine for my needs.
Where I am now:
-I have a Saeco Incanto and I am satisfied with the coffee it makes. I will not use it any more because I dont like to intoxicate myself consciously with alluminium.
-I drink a latte or capuccino approximately every 1-2 hour when I make a break in my office. I switch on the machine, make the coffee and switch it off afterwards.
-I am a keen energy saver and absolutely despise leaving on a machine the whole day just for the right temperature
-I am feed up with machines that break down after warranty. I want something now with longievity
-The Sunbeam 6910 is not an option because it has a thermoblock which is made out of stainless stee lined alluminium (first term studying engineering you learn that all these material combinations are prime candidates for corrosion) and made by a company that focuses on sales growth rather than product longuevity.
My impression is now that all the good machines are not good for me because they require a long time to heat up and the common domestic crap is no good because of the crappy components.
Am I right with this or is there (hopefully) something out there that combines professional quality with domestic functionality.
Thanks in advance for any help
Edward
N.B.
Modified HTTP link to remove apparent commercial nature of same.
Mal.
I am new in this forum and seeking for a new machine as I discovered yesterday that my superautomatic has an alluminium thermoblock.
I discovered it here
Here I also hear about the Rancilio Miss Silvia for the first time and I like it.
Reading some postings I come across the temperature issues with boilers, recovery times, .... and that now destroys my hopes of having found a good machine for my needs.
Where I am now:
-I have a Saeco Incanto and I am satisfied with the coffee it makes. I will not use it any more because I dont like to intoxicate myself consciously with alluminium.
-I drink a latte or capuccino approximately every 1-2 hour when I make a break in my office. I switch on the machine, make the coffee and switch it off afterwards.
-I am a keen energy saver and absolutely despise leaving on a machine the whole day just for the right temperature
-I am feed up with machines that break down after warranty. I want something now with longievity
-The Sunbeam 6910 is not an option because it has a thermoblock which is made out of stainless stee lined alluminium (first term studying engineering you learn that all these material combinations are prime candidates for corrosion) and made by a company that focuses on sales growth rather than product longuevity.
My impression is now that all the good machines are not good for me because they require a long time to heat up and the common domestic crap is no good because of the crappy components.
Am I right with this or is there (hopefully) something out there that combines professional quality with domestic functionality.
Thanks in advance for any help
Edward
N.B.
Modified HTTP link to remove apparent commercial nature of same.
Mal.



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