Ascaso Steel Duo PID
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Ascaso Steel Duo PID


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getbizzy

11 months ago

What is the scope of delivery?

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Francesca Corrocher

11 months ago

The scope of delivery of the Ascaso Steel Duo PID espresso machine includes - 1 portafilter with 2 spouts - 3 stainless steel sieves (58 mm) with 7 g, 14 g and 18 g capacity - 1 blind sieve - 1 aluminium tamper

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CyruS1337

12 months ago

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dbuh

12 months ago

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Unfortunately, I am not aware of any instructions. If I remember correctly, I opened the machine at the time and it was then self-explanatory where the heater was connected and which connection had to be unplugged. However, this was several years ago. My recommendation is to simply have a look. Solving this via an additional switch is certainly more complicated.

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Anonymous

1 year ago

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anipkow

1 year ago

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The machine does not contain a water filter. The water hardness in Switzerland varies greatly depending on the location. In Zurich I use a Brita, which reduces the water hardness from approx. dH 7-8 to an ideal approx. dH 3. In the chalet in the mountains we have a spring water supply from the granite rock and this is already < dH 3 without filtration!

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Athrandir

4 years ago

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dbuh

4 years ago

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In my experience, this is not possible. On the one hand, you cannot draw coffee/espresso and hot water at the same time because it is the same thermoblock (coffee/espresso and steam at the same time). On the other hand, the hot water supply is rather slow and the temperature drops after 100-150 ml. That's why I still usually boil water to preheat cups and extend the coffee/espresso.

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Hofmeier

4 years ago

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Anonymous

4 years ago

Define not so susceptible to limescale😅 with my Ascaso, the OPV broke relatively quickly (clogged) despite filtered water. Version November 2020 theoretically with the improved OPV, but maybe I just had a unit that came from a mothballed factory.

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Zapoo92

4 years ago

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dbuh

4 years ago

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I measure approx. 9cm from the cup tray to the spout of the filter holder supplied. I can't fit a milk jug with a height of 11 cm and a diameter of 7.5 cm underneath. With a portafilter without a spout, it would probably be close. Or alternatively, draw the coffee / espresso into a (preheated) smaller pot and then empty it into the large cup.

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mario.widmer

6 years ago

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David Lim

6 years ago

This is the version with the PID. Regarding the 5-year warranty, I have made a report so that this can be looked at and adjusted if necessary.

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