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Previously on "De Longhi bean to cup coffee makers"

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  • Spacecadet
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    Originally posted by doodab View Post
    Anyone got one? How do they measure up? If I buy one is it going to last?
    a previous client co had one of these in the kitchen. It was frequently used by about 20 staff and did't develop any faults in the 6 months I was there.

    It made quite nice coffee too
    What it also does nicely is that even when its full of beans, there is a secondary hopper if someone wants decaf.
    Last edited by Spacecadet; 20 May 2013, 07:58. Reason: Fixed the link to the correct product

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  • BoredBloke
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    Ive got one of these and I love it

    JURA's coffee machines: ENA 9 :: JURA United Kingdom

    Its expensive but it makes a really good brew and takes seconds. It gets through a lot of beans and the water tank is a little on the small side, other than that its great.

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  • Paddy
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    Originally posted by doodab View Post
    It doesn't need to be especially cheap, but I can't have one that needs it's own plumbing which most of the professional ones do. Could do with one that uses pods or a bean to cup one to keep the mess down as well.

    As above

    Semi-professional 2.3 Litre copper boiler heated by multiple looped element
    Manual fill 3 Litre tank capacity
    Low water level warning
    Auto cut-off feature should the water boiler level drop, preventing damage to the element
    Automatic water level system with probe, ECU and solenoid valve
    Pressure controlled by double contact pressure switch
    The pressure of water and steam is separately controlled by brass safety valves
    Hot water and steam are released by rotating solid brass valves/taps
    Professional Brass bodied group with stainless steel shower plate, solenoid valve and high pressure pump
    Thermosyphonic circulation ensures the group is kept constantly hot for perfect coffee making.
    Pressure dial gauge showing steam pressure
    Removable drip tray
    Simple maintenance
    No plumbing or installation required, Just fill up the tank and plug in!
    Robust Stainless Steel construction
    1 Year Parts and Labour return to manufacturer Warranty
    Made here in the UK.
    Can be adapted at the factory for use with coffee pod systems - please call our equipment team before ordering!

    Fracino Cherub Coffee Machine Semi-Professional Stainless Steel | Traditional Coffee Machines | Kitchen Equipment

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  • doodab
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    It doesn't need to be especially cheap, but I can't have one that needs it's own plumbing which most of the professional ones do. Could do with one that uses pods or a bean to cup one to keep the mess down as well.

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  • Paddy
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    Originally posted by doodab View Post
    Anyone got one? How do they measure up? If I buy one is it going to last?
    Crap, the cheapest new express machine is this

    Fracino Cherub Domestic/Light Commercial Espresso Machine on eBay!

    alternatively buy a second hand professional one.

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  • doodab
    started a topic De Longhi bean to cup coffee makers

    De Longhi bean to cup coffee makers

    Anyone got one? How do they measure up? If I buy one is it going to last?

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