Instructional video produced in 1998 to accompany Starbucks’ branded home espresso maker. It features the “revolutionary new” Rapporto filter, occasionally r…
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Instructional video produced in 1998 to accompany Starbucks’ branded home espresso maker. It features the “revolutionary new” Rapporto filter, occasionally r…
this is disturbing reminds me of McDonald’s training videos with adogenous
people.
@doubletopsecret1 yes it did.
also, “pretamped”?
No one drinks one shot.
and a damn cloth..
Thanks for posting this! I have a Barista machine that I bought a few years
ago. Mine’s a bit more recent than this video (mine’s a Saeco), but it’s
still the same concepts. I never knew coffee videos could be so cheezy.
it’s called the portafilter because that’s what it’s called on every
espresso machine. the marketing fascination consumer marketed espresso
machines have with is ludicrous. it’s still happening!
Great video so helpful
“Depress brew button till the green light goes out”. It never went out when
priming for brewing.
starbucks did not design it!! saeco did!
I’ve had mine for years but no one has used it since we first got it and it
had stopped working. Is it because no one has used it or something else?
is that Phil Michelson?
I have had one of these machines for years, and have definitely put it
through its paces. However, now the double shot button doesn’t work…well,
it WORKS, but it doesnt stop – I have to press the button again in order to
stop it. Works for a long-press, but for now im pressing the single shot
button twice to get it to give me the shots I want. Otherwise, a fantastic
machine.
Nice vid tho 😀
wp
a 12 oz latte-based beverage is only one shot.
my wand sprays when i brew even if the wand knob is turned off, WHATS THE
DEAL??
@lonememe all starbucks machines are made by saeco.
This is really helpful. I have the exact set up displayed in this video. I
didn’t know some of these facts, until I watched this.
NEVER PULL THE PORTAFILTER ALL THE WAY TO THE RIGHT!! it ruins the brewhead
gasket!
@lewys258 Why do you say this?
The whole worlds coffee mad theres even starbucks drive thrus whats going
on !!!!!
There is no ‘x’ in espresso!
You will need to see if; the machine turning on, the machine is warming (if
not then it’s not getting power), does the steam wand get hot when you are
waiting to steam milk, water flow through on your screen when you push the
brew button? If any of these do not work you could have a problem with
power (corroded connections inside, boiler no longer has a seal (not hot),
or a malfunctioning pump (not getting water from the tank to the needed
parts). I suggest running a cleaning cycle if it works.