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Originally posted by dcalde link=1172023229/15#23 date=1173569938
Dennis, that is correct. However the instructions only list this step when starting the machine up for the very first time. Meaning, when the boiler is empty, well, full of air. But since the boiler is a closed system it will still be full once you shut the machine off after operation. So there is no need to fill up the boiler once you turn it on again the next time. At least thats what I believe and have observed so far. Feel free to correct me if Im wrong, but for the past 3-4 months that the X10 switch has been installed its been working like a charm. The only thing Im worried about, is the machine is switching off while Im making a coffee. If I happen to do so at precisely 11pm, that is.
Dennis, that is correct. However the instructions only list this step when starting the machine up for the very first time. Meaning, when the boiler is empty, well, full of air. But since the boiler is a closed system it will still be full once you shut the machine off after operation. So there is no need to fill up the boiler once you turn it on again the next time. At least thats what I believe and have observed so far. Feel free to correct me if Im wrong, but for the past 3-4 months that the X10 switch has been installed its been working like a charm. The only thing Im worried about, is the machine is switching off while Im making a coffee. If I happen to do so at precisely 11pm, that is.
Hi Daniel - if Ive read the instructions on the Giotto correctly, the steam valve should be opened prior to turning on the machine. I guess this has something to do with allowing the boiler to fill correctly.
How do you overcome this with your setup? Is this an issue?
This wasmy first BeanBay and I just wanted to thank Belinda again for hosting it as well as the coffee and beer. Next time I have to try the Espresso-flavoured beer though.
Thanks to Belinda for opening her house and holding the beans for us, Cameron for shipping them here and Andy for having a great selection of beans to choose from.
Sorry i had to pick and run, had a few cat problems, if we only could teach our cat to roast beans instead of fighting the world (around here ) would be a better place, though the vet would be a few $$$$$ short.
Rob
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Re: Brisbane BeanBay Pickup Point - March
I couldnt make pickup, so hubby did it for me. Will look forward to meeting everyone next time though.
Did someone mention something about an email or PM containing an address. Ive never been before, and ill be sending someone on my behalf this time (had an appointment from last weekend reschedule to this weekend), so i need to know where im sending this person. hehe.
Can you take kegs as carry on baggage? Id be willing to act as a mule!
On a more serious note:
I wont be able to make the pickup on Saturday, major agricultural remediation happening in the middle of what looks like devastating rain deluge(sorry everyone in drought) fo rthe rest of the week.
Im sending number two PRESSO enthusiast Gabriel who will take delivery of as many bags of green been as he can put in his hatchback(maybe we should get a new 10kg bag size Andy?). He will be on his best behaviour, he is quite a busy young chap so he will probably be in and out before you know what has hit.
My sincere apologies to all at the Bribane pick up. Thanks in advance to Belinda.
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