Hi all,
I'm wondering if someone can explain to me the difference in the "old" (I've heard pre-2010?) wiring and the "new" wiring for the Giotto Premium?
Backround is my controller died, I'm replacing it with my own build, but I'm wondering if I should change the wiring in the process.
I've found this link with some wiring diagrams: https://www.home-barista.com/downloa...E-13.03.09.pdf
The difference I can see is that the old wiring runs the thermo cut-off ==> pressurestat ==> element; but the new wiring runs thermo cut-off ==> element; and the pressurestat is a separate (low voltage DC) input into the controller.
The new wiring also uses a "loop wire" to replace an input, but I'm not sure which one (it's not labelled).
My machine seems to have the "new" wiring as the pressurestat is wired directly to the controller and it's not inline with the element. Is there anything else I should consider rewiring/changing?
thanks
I'm wondering if someone can explain to me the difference in the "old" (I've heard pre-2010?) wiring and the "new" wiring for the Giotto Premium?
Backround is my controller died, I'm replacing it with my own build, but I'm wondering if I should change the wiring in the process.
I've found this link with some wiring diagrams: https://www.home-barista.com/downloa...E-13.03.09.pdf
The difference I can see is that the old wiring runs the thermo cut-off ==> pressurestat ==> element; but the new wiring runs thermo cut-off ==> element; and the pressurestat is a separate (low voltage DC) input into the controller.
The new wiring also uses a "loop wire" to replace an input, but I'm not sure which one (it's not labelled).
My machine seems to have the "new" wiring as the pressurestat is wired directly to the controller and it's not inline with the element. Is there anything else I should consider rewiring/changing?
thanks

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