Re: smaak espresso
Geplaatst: ma 22 feb 2016, 09:49
Als de machine nieuw is uit 2015, waarom neem je dan niet even contact op met de leverancier?
Heb je de douchezeef al los gehaald om te kijken of het daar smerig is? Zet je 2 espresso's van 30ml uit die 15 gram? Dus 2 costadore kopjes onder de dubbele uitloop?
Verder nog even dit :
How do I backflush the S1?
Using 1/3 tsp Cafiza every 2-3 weeks is plenty for home use. Backflush the S1 Vivaldi II more often with plain water.
Place the backflush disk in the single basket with 1/3 tsp of Cafiza powder.
Press the single or double cup button. In 5-10 seconds the three yellow LEDs will start to blink indicating a "flow problem". Press the single or double cup button again to stop the pump which automatically engages the 3-way valve. (The three yellow LEDs normally come on when you grind too fine and choke the machine. So the instant this condition is sensed is the ideal point at which to engage the 3-way valve.)
Otherwise, normal backflush instructions apply.
Perform the above cycle 5 times waiting about 30 seconds between each cycle.
Then rinse the remaining detergent from the basket and replace the portafilter with the backflush disk still installed.
Backflush for 5 more cycles to rinse the remaining residue from the group and 3-way valve.
Remove the backflush disk, make a single or double shot of espresso and throw it out.
Now you're back in business.
Late breaking news from LaSpaziale. I have the official recommended method for cleaning the S1 Vivaldi II group head. Did you ever wonder why you got that "barbecue grill" wire brush and the extra set of shower screens? LaSpaz didn't include the extra screens so you'd have an extra set. They are required with their recommended cleaning regimen which is targeted at light commercial use where there is no time for a complete backflush routine. The supposed reason for the double screen arrangement is to trap grounds between the screens so that the 3-way valve doesn't really need a detergent cleaning.
With the S1 Vivaldi II still on, use the included wrench to remove the shower screen bolt.
Drop out the screens and the dispersion disk.
Use the "barbecue grill" brush to quickly scrub the group head while water is running through the group to flush out the particles. (Apparently this is why the long handled brush - to keep your hands well away from boiling water.)
Also give the dispersion disk a quick scrub.
Reassemble using the other set of screens.
Soak the original set of screens in Cafiza, scrub, rinse, and put away for next time.
There you have it, straight from LaSpaziale. Frankly, I'm sticking with my backflush routine.
Heb je de douchezeef al los gehaald om te kijken of het daar smerig is? Zet je 2 espresso's van 30ml uit die 15 gram? Dus 2 costadore kopjes onder de dubbele uitloop?
Verder nog even dit :
How do I backflush the S1?
Using 1/3 tsp Cafiza every 2-3 weeks is plenty for home use. Backflush the S1 Vivaldi II more often with plain water.
Place the backflush disk in the single basket with 1/3 tsp of Cafiza powder.
Press the single or double cup button. In 5-10 seconds the three yellow LEDs will start to blink indicating a "flow problem". Press the single or double cup button again to stop the pump which automatically engages the 3-way valve. (The three yellow LEDs normally come on when you grind too fine and choke the machine. So the instant this condition is sensed is the ideal point at which to engage the 3-way valve.)
Otherwise, normal backflush instructions apply.
Perform the above cycle 5 times waiting about 30 seconds between each cycle.
Then rinse the remaining detergent from the basket and replace the portafilter with the backflush disk still installed.
Backflush for 5 more cycles to rinse the remaining residue from the group and 3-way valve.
Remove the backflush disk, make a single or double shot of espresso and throw it out.
Now you're back in business.
Late breaking news from LaSpaziale. I have the official recommended method for cleaning the S1 Vivaldi II group head. Did you ever wonder why you got that "barbecue grill" wire brush and the extra set of shower screens? LaSpaz didn't include the extra screens so you'd have an extra set. They are required with their recommended cleaning regimen which is targeted at light commercial use where there is no time for a complete backflush routine. The supposed reason for the double screen arrangement is to trap grounds between the screens so that the 3-way valve doesn't really need a detergent cleaning.
With the S1 Vivaldi II still on, use the included wrench to remove the shower screen bolt.
Drop out the screens and the dispersion disk.
Use the "barbecue grill" brush to quickly scrub the group head while water is running through the group to flush out the particles. (Apparently this is why the long handled brush - to keep your hands well away from boiling water.)
Also give the dispersion disk a quick scrub.
Reassemble using the other set of screens.
Soak the original set of screens in Cafiza, scrub, rinse, and put away for next time.
There you have it, straight from LaSpaziale. Frankly, I'm sticking with my backflush routine.