This is a unique end of useful life review. I really did enjoy this espresso machine and would recommend it, if its your first espresso machine. In this vide…
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This is a unique end of useful life review. I really did enjoy this espresso machine and would recommend it, if its your first espresso machine. In this vide…
make some coffee
Sucks that your Classic went down, but the Silvia is an awesome machine…
i just got my gaggia classic today for 244$ special offer at Carrefour
Dubai, still dont think its worth it to buy the rancilio silvia for about 2
1/2 time the price, does it? i already ordered the silvia wand for milk
frothing at 30$, think i got a good deal so far
Is the Gaggia Classic appropriate for coffee shops? Or is that only for
home based? how much shots of espresso can it make?
You are a complete idiot. The thermal fuse is right in front of you, inside
the silicone tube. It costs ~$1.85 to replace it. You’re an embarrassment
to all home baristas!
hah, good eye. Yes they do.
I use a Rancilio Silvia now. Its better than the gaggia classic in this
video, but the gaggia was a great machine. The rancilio get’s more hot and
more durable also more expensive.
Thanx for the review! I’ve been debating what to get for a first semi-pro
maker, I’ve gone though 5-6 $80-$100 one that I’ve been disappointed with
every time and die in 6 mons. So been saving up for my first good one.
@famavisca Thanks I’ll have to look at it again. The repair might still be
past my abilities.
I see your fuse. It’s inside the clear plastic tubing on top of the boiler.
Mine stopped working for the same reason a blown fuse. you’ll need to cut
it out to fix it. If you put a jumper wire across both ends of the fuse
you’re machine should turn on.
What do you use now?
Would you sell it as is?
And you’re a TWAT for assuming everyone should have your level of
intellect.
Do you want sell it? I need parts off of it 🙂 I’d rather recycle/reuse old
parts then buy new parts.