Questions about Alessi espresso machine

Unfortunately, we are currently unable to offer a replacement gasket for this item. Please contact the manufacturer directly: https://ch.alessi.com/de/pages/contact-us?_gl=1*4tpv4x*_up*MQ..*_ga*Mjk0MTEzMTM5LjE3NDkyMTk0MTg.*_ga_VBLZDM7SZ7*czE3NDkyMTk0MTUkbzEkZzAkdDE3NDkyMTk0MTUkajYwJGwwJGgw*_ga_JBGMF7LCQK*czE3NDkyMTk0MTUkbzEkZzAkdDE3NDkyMTk0MTUkajYwJGwwJGgw. The matching rubber seal for the Alessi 9090/3 espresso machine has the spare part number 29704.

Italy. Alessi ensures that these jugs are produced in Italy to guarantee both traditional craftsmanship and high quality standards.

Unfortunately we do not have any spare parts for this item, please contact the manufacturer directly.

I use the Allessi coffee maker on a glass-ceramic cooker as well as on the old iron plate cooker. Works perfectly. It is probably not designed for induction cookers.

No, 3 cups also work, although that is only 1.5 dl! Please read the instructions carefully; above all, do not set the hob to the highest setting. Mine is set to 9 and I set it to 6, which is perfect for me.

The diameter (3T) is just under 10cm, (6T) a good 11cm. The product not only looks good, it performs well. They all work on our Miele induction cooker. Never had a problem on electrolux induction either. Even as a single person, my choice would be 6T, varying at most with the amount of water and the amount of coffee powder.

Yes, according to our information, this item is induction-compatible.

...I have previously tried two other induction-compatible espresso machines. Without success. The Alessi is now the first one that really works. That will be because of the extended shape at the bottom. My induction cooker needs a certain size of support surface. The Allesi has that.