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had a magnifica s for about 4 years before the brew unit gave up. Used the long button for first year then switched to americanos for the next two then bought a separate kettle for shot plus kettle water as the wand started to get scaley. I ended up preferring the americano route but got a...

Hard water is the most common cause imo. Where I live the limescale is ridiculous on the water heaters. Mine started dripping after 8 month of ownership despite having never touched the grind setting. After descaling it was back to normal in a single cycle. So not everything can be attributed to...

oily beans in a delonghi is asking for pain. Has anyone had issues getting their vietnamese super dark roasts through a delonghi?

Oh interesting, what is the rating of the thermal cutoff switch? Is it a one time use switch that pops or does it reset on the motor cooling down?

there's no button combination to do a factory reset on the consumer models of samsung microwaves. The service techs get to use a diagnostic mode on some of the over the range models but only for relays and sensors. The unplug method is the only one available to the end user and it's by design.

does cleaning the burrs reset some of that drift? Or are they permanently worn at that point?

the flow theory make sense but doesn’t De’longhi put an optical sensor in the hopper to detect if there’s beans in there? Or is this only on the higher end model?

Come on man, the fried rice function on my microwave is the best out there. When setting it to preset it lowers the power to avoid cooking the rice too much on the edges.

no, not on the consumer models at least. Commercial models might allow it but I have never used one.

Correct for the two-way model. For the single serve only it’s different; no hold function, just tap the delay button and use the hour and minute buttons separate. Might be useful to note for the others who has this moddern model instead.

Is the fuse on the board a glass cartridge fuse or one of those SMD ones that require soldering to the board? Im happy to replace a glass one but soldering to the board scares me.

well said above. The thermal fuse on the Bear cookers should be tested separately from the main fuse on the unit. They are located in different spots on the cooker and people tend to miss the thermal fuse altogether when they should be looking for an issue in that location. I know because after...

Its actually clever once you get use to it. Think of Time/Clock as a pause button and the Micro Power button as the start of cooking. Therefore, one will want to press the buttons in an order that allow for the desired cooking and resting period. Its a mnemonic device to remember the correct...

Its pure clips on this one. Nothing else.

If the gear strips can you hear the motor running? How do you differentiate between a failing motor and drive gear?

my NN-SD975S follows the same button sequence; the inverter microwaves use the same button logic, just a different heating element.

The weight input is an estimate. The sensor detects steam and recalculate the time needed for the food to cook to a proper temperature. The cheaper models without the sensor just use the weight input to determine the time needed.

you can do it in place. Simply unscrew the fuse from the body of the coffee maker and slide it off the wire connector. This will allow you to avoid removing the coffee machine’s boiler.

yeah usually printed on it, 192c or 216c is what i see on hot plates at least. If its rubbed off, just find the wattage rating of the element and get a fuse just slightly above its operating temperature

Not the same at all. The Kitchen Mama has a beefy output stage to provide the grip and pull required. Drone gear boxes are for high speeds with very little torque.