I have always thought my Giotto evoluzione was a bit noisy. So I opened it up a found that on the left hand side their is a long Narrow flat stainless steel plate holding I think the water tank vent pipe. It was vibrating away and were it fixes on attaches the internal part to the outside frame. I removed it and cable tied the vent hose up in the same position. So much quieter. Hope this helps anyone with the same issue.
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NMO,
Good to know information such as this simple fix,it's surprising how little noise most espresso coffee will produce when tweaked like NMO identified,good on you.
Cheap, and right the way up to expensive machines are prone to these problems. Takes forums such as this to highlight and overcome machine design deficiencies.
Good example is Sunbeam 6900's ,so prone to hectic noise levels however,I've been able to gradually replace , and reduce vibration prone copper piping with flexible tubing,result...unbelievably quieter operation,mind you it's not a viable modification considering the age of those models now,having been replaced by the ,much quieter 7000 series now.
Keep up the good work NMO and everyone else,
Cheers,
Mick.
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Originally posted by mulquemi View PostGood example is Sunbeam 6900's ,so prone to hectic noise levels however,I've been able to gradually replace , and reduce vibration prone copper piping with flexible tubing,result...unbelievably quieter operation,
BTW I never found plastic tubing to be a problem
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Originally posted by mulquemi View PostNMO,
Good example is Sunbeam 6900's ,so prone to hectic noise levels however,I've been able to gradually replace , and reduce vibration prone copper piping with flexible tubing,result...unbelievably quieter operation,mind you it's not a viable modification considering the age of those models now,having been replaced by the ,much quieter 7000 series now.
Well done on the post-mods everyone, keep the ideas coming.
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Thanks for sharing. I may just attempt this when I descale the machine. Do you happen to have a picture? Thanks in advance.
Originally posted by NMO View PostI have always thought my Giotto evoluzione was a bit noisy. So I opened it up a found that on the left hand side their is a long Narrow flat stainless steel plate holding I think the water tank vent pipe. It was vibrating away and were it fixes on attaches the internal part to the outside frame. I removed it and cable tied the vent hose up in the same position. So much quieter. Hope this helps anyone with the same issue.
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