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Hi, thanks for stopping by! I created this channel with the aim of tracking my espresso journey with my Lelit Bianca V3 and sharing some tips and insights I pick up along the way.
In this crazy world, everyone needs a little piece of zen, and that's what my coffee corner is for me. Happy brewing!
In this crazy world, everyone needs a little piece of zen, and that's what my coffee corner is for me. Happy brewing!
[Lelit Bianca V3] How to disable or enable standby mode
Quick tutorial on how to disable or enable standby mode on Lelit Bianca V3 since Lelit strangely does not include directions on this in the manual.
0:00 Introduction
0:28 Disabling standby mode
0:58 Enabling standby mode
0:00 Introduction
0:28 Disabling standby mode
0:58 Enabling standby mode
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[Lelit Bianca V3] Unboxing & New Feature Review
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A quick review of the new features in Lelit’s brand new Bianca V3 and if it is a worthwhile upgrade from V2. Update: After more extensive testing, the optimized warm up time is more incremental than my initial tests. On average my machine is ready to brew and steam in ~14.5 minutes. On brew only mode (no steam), the machine is ready to brew ~12 minutes. Chapters 00:00 Unboxing 00:14 Introductio...
Thank you for not spending 10 minutes on this.
Thanks for posting. Ridiculous that this isn’t just in the menu.
Thank you. Very weird that this overrides the menu settings. I never saw this in the manual - is this documented somewhere? Worst UI "design" ever.
Noticed your machine is set to 90 degrees. Did you ever measure the offset of the temp. out of the brew head? Online I keep reading it’s about 6-7 degrees so wouldn’t that make your setting to low?
I agree with your assessment that the brew head temperature is quite a bit lower than the reading. I set my water temperature up 3 C to compensate. Certainly makes better coffee.
clearest and to the point video….. best one thus far 🙌🙌
Do you want standby on or off on the machine? I’m just curious.
Really! Stunning. Really?
Thank you very much ❤ But what the heck is the difference between sleep and stand-by modes? What do they actually do?
That’s what I wanna know
does turning it off turn it off permanently until you enable it again manually?
Perfect video, straight to the point!
Hi, I entered the same parameters as you mentioned in the video I hear that the pump is running correctly I guess but the flow control nanometer is showing 0 the whole shot duration. the nanometer shows pressure only when the paddle is fully open since the begging of the shot (no flow control actibvated just normal shot). do you think there is a problem with my flow control nanometer or I should do an adjustment to make it function? I received this machine only 2 weeks ago. thank you in advance!
Same, but it worked after a few shots
I turned off standby but the machine still powers off after a period of time. I double checked that the sleep mode is off also. Any idea why this could be happening?
Very good video. Comprehensive and efficient summary. Thank you.
Thank you so much. My Life change with your Great vidéo. ❤
This is fucking ridiculous. I bought this machine a few days ago and this has been absolutely pissing me off. I turn on the machine and leave to let it heat up, and when I come back the machine has already turned back off, this happens constantly. I've been reading through the manual several times and Googling my ass off to figure this out. Why wouldn't they just include an option in the LCC, right next to sleep mode!?
Agree. Since it takes at least 15 minutes to get to temperature, by the time it reaches temperature, it shuts itself off.
Is this the same procedure with the Lelit V2? Thanks
Which is the length of the diameter of the circular mirror please?
lelit bianca or ecm synchronika ??????????
Isn't 4 bars too high for preinfusion? La-marzocco sticks with 3 bars
Great vid very informative 👍, so the low flow on time set includes the pre infusion time. Does the paddle overwrite the pre and low flow settings settings or to use the paddle do you need to switch these settings off ? Thanks
My guess is that you have to turn off the low flow settings.
Thanks Warren for that video! Tell me, I see there is a mirror on your Bianca that allows you to watch the coffee flow. Did it come with the Bianca? If not, where did you get it? It looks like a simple but very useful piece of equipment.
Want to know aswell!
i was going back and forth about V2 or V3 but at the end i go with V2 and didn't regret it. in my country the difference between V2 and V3 around $400, which is a lot and i put that extra $400 to buy 65mm flat burr, eureka oro mignon for $700. in my opinion, just get the V2 and better grinder 😉
Can I use a smart switch/plug to turn on/off the machine?
Yes you can but standby mode is on regardless of whether you use a smart switch or not
thanks for references boss, i will try your flow profilling and pre infussion method hehehe
Would you recommend it against Profitec 600 (Vibratory pump+Flow control added) as both same price in here?
Cool it's working brilliantly awesome!
Wow, My best friend, Thank you for your hard work in making the video. I enjoyed the good video. Have a happy day.
40ml shot thats a very big shot !
I think the electronic flow profiling is great for people who co-use the machine with a less enthusiastic person. My girlfriend can pull a shot on a dialed in machine but that's about it. She is not interested in using a flow paddle and that's fine. If I set up the machine with a certain profile however, I do all the work for her and allow her to make great espresso without having to dive into it as a hobby, while the machine still allows me to geek out with maximum control over brew parameters.
Thank you!!!! This “feature” was driving me nuts. I’m guessing it was added for some stupid new EU regulation.
Does the package say it is V3 ?
Hi. May I kindly ask if the cute mirror is part of the packaging? Thanks!
ive been torn about profitec pro 600, 700 and bianca. im probably gonna pull the trigger on this one. thanks man.... or should i? :'( :'D
i bought it! the lelit bianca! thanks!
You will not regret it! I also debated between the Bianca and the 700 and I have been very pleased with my Bianca. Was cheaper, has more features out of the box, and no issues with build quality.
@@warrenszen1291 thanks again dude!
@@Papercleeep Same Dilemma here. They sell the Pro 600 (Vibratory pump moded with Flow control) same price as Bianca. I am likely to opt for Bianca but still collecting more info. Let me know if you have any thoughts after 2 months?! and I hope you enjoy it
@@hussainmahmoud7881 yeah, they're sellin me the pro 600 and pro 700 too with the flow control, but i still opt for lelit bianca v3. im actually sold on features like low flow mode, sleep mode, eco mode and standby mode on the v3. also i read that (in some forums) the pressure profiling on bianca is better than those on profitecs. good luck!
Is there anyway to program it to turn on by itself in the morning?
Not through the machine itself, but the way I do it is through a smart plug I have programmed to turn on in the morning before I wake up and turn off in the afternoon. I use a WeMo and it works well.
Clear and on point video, thank you. Subscribing.
Does the LCC feel acceptable to use? To me it just seems really cluncky and I'd want a few more buttons (or even a bluetooth functionality)
It's definitely clunky and probably the biggest thing they need to improve, but for the most part once you get the settings how you like it you don't need to change it much afterward.
The LCC is easy enough to use without having to open up the manual every time. Also, once you dial it in to the way you like it you would never touch it again and just watch the shot clock reach 25 seconds.
does the low flow mode changes any pump pressure during the shot? or just manipulate flow of water?
I am not too sure, but if I had to guess it restricts the flow of water via the new solenoid valve.
Thanks for the great review. I have a v1 Lelit Bianca, which I upgraded to v2 with an upgrade to the controller. Can it be upgraded to v3 with another controller upgrade? I cannot see any significant external modifications but am unsure about internal dynamics. Thanks
You need to upgrade a few things to achieve V3, the main ones are the new LCC controller and a 4 way solenoid valve. I don't know the exact details, it would be best to ask your retailer for if it is possible.
Thank you I was looking for a video on whats changed on the v3. One question unrelated, do you have a source where you bought the mirror?
You can find similar mirrors on Etsy.
The difference between the V2 and V3 machine Is the difference big?
The difference between the V2 and V3 machine Is the difference big?
great video! i got my v3 too. wondering if you could share your backflush pressure? mine is like 10 bars but i saw other videos they are all at 11 bars, did they change it for v3?
My backflush pressure is around 10.5 bars. This is somewhat easy to change on your own with a screwdriver via the OPV pressure setting underneath the machine.
Thanks for this video and explaination.
Thank you! This was infuriating me.
Glad it helped!
Great video. Where did u get the flow mirror?
Thanks! I got the mirror locally, but if you check Etsy there are several that are basically almost identical.
Hi! Good video, thanks. Just wanted to mention that there should be more changes, also physical. For example, I understand that the steam and hot water wand bases should be extending further out from the machine, reducing clanking the wands into the stainless front plate. I have Bianca V2 and that is a welcome change. Also I wonder if the V3 has internal changes to relay controlling the rotary pump, like solid state relay to aide in the automatic pressure profiling... That seems the simplest way compared to real VFD if they can handle motor inductivity and would also mean the pump starts quietly without a relay clang. With a baby in the house, this again a would constitute a welcome change.
Hi Karl, the steam and hot water base extension actually was a "minor" update that occurred some time in May/June 2021 and was still considered V2. You can see 1st-Line's videos on that for further discussion. V3 does have new software to control the automatic pressure profiling, but the way it controls it from a hardware level is not through motor inductivity at the pump but rather from a new solenoid valve that shifts in between the low flow and high flow modes. When shifting from high flow to low flow there is a slight noise, but it is very quiet and unless you are right next to the machine is pretty much indistinguishable from the overall pump sound. The overall pump noise itself to my knowledge has not changed at all compared to V2.
where did you get that mirror, looks awesome!
Thanks! I got mine locally, but if you check Etsy there are several that are basically almost identical.
I've had the V2 for a couple of years now, but I don't think the V3 features are worth upgrading for just yet. Thanks for the clear run through of the new version!
Thanks for the video. Is it possible to upgrade my v2 to v3 via software?
Not possible to upgrade with software only, it will require a new LCC hardware unit and an upgraded solenoid valve.
gotta say, what a joke interface, is this 2005? clearly not worth buying this machine, the electronic interaction of this machine is already so dated, awkward and clumsy, yet the hardware is built to last twenty years??
Yes, the LCD panel is the worst part of this machine.
@@jwb1227 touchy. There is nothing snide in our comments. Just factual observations. Check out the san Remo You as an example of where things will be heading in the future as innovation in the commercial sector trickles down to the domestic market. Long over due
@@jwb1227 and yes fully agree the decent machine is a ridiculous technically deterministic solution with no flair for design, beauty or user experience.
Your comment is irrelevant and bitter. I just expressed my opinion. Better, more visible readings on interface would be an advantage because many people hasn't got eyes as sharp as yours.
@@jwb1227 indeed I agree these machines are a lot of money. The San remo you and cube are both domestic machines, and are priced accordingly. The slayer is a work of art, stunning piece of industrial design. But 14k$ to make coffee at home is a huge investment and like you, not one I’m able or prepared to do. Cost is the reason why I want to make sure the purchase of any machine should be a long term investment. To last at least a decade. This industry is at an interesting intersection I think. I was initially taken by the idea of 61 group head. But I know I wouldn’t buy a car, tv or typewriter that uses design innovations from the early 60s. So decided to keep searching. If you watch some of the videos on commercial machines it’s very Clear the new sensors and tech they have represent a dramatic improvement. The SR You is first domestic machine I’ve seen that pulls that into the home machine. It’s still damn expensive though. And hence want to see more info etc before considering buying. If it’s still not worth the extra expense I might stay completely analogue.