Thank you for the great and simple video! Searched for it so long :) I knew the pid only shows the boiler temp but I didn't expect how stable the temperature is during a shot.
Same here: always asked myself what the actual group head temperature with my Anita PL042 TEMD was. Obviously the temperature in the (rather small) boiler drops significantly during a shot, which is what the PID displays.
The video is great but I have doubts, I saw in a comment that said that to have the water at 93, I had to adjust the PID to 98, because the water actually comes out at 93, 5 degrees less, is this a failure of the product itself ? because then I don't understand the work of the PID, since you have to take into account that the temperature is going to drop 5 degrees... I need answers 🥲
@@lelitinsider2977 what if we pre-heated the portafilter and everything in between before a shot, too? would there still be as much of a gap between boiler temp and temp in the portafilter?
Thank you for the great and simple video! Searched for it so long :) I knew the pid only shows the boiler temp but I didn't expect how stable the temperature is during a shot.
Thanks for this very usefull video. Which PID settings did you use in the service menu ?
Excellent info...Have just brought the Anna. Was wondering about the brew temperature after I saw the PID drop during a shot pull.
Same here: always asked myself what the actual group head temperature with my Anita PL042 TEMD was. Obviously the temperature in the (rather small) boiler drops significantly during a shot, which is what the PID displays.
What is the P I D setting to use for PL41TEM?
Hello! Can I apply these settings to pl41tem when installing PID 100C?
p:0.4
i:0.00
d:14.0
f4:0
f5:113
Thank you.
Hat sense does IT make to Show Temperature in Boiler???
Not actual Temperatur like you did?
But in your video the difference is around 3-4°C. Not 5 as you say!
The pid is 99°C and tour thermometer is 95,7°C!
Interesting! I guess the same hold true for a pid modded silvia then.. nice
Very nice video. What value you have on the offset?
this is the factory offsett, the difference between the display and the erogation is 5°
You can tell your factory offset easily when switching on the cold machine. When it shows your room temperature it has no offset programmed :)
@@bensta614 cool thx
Can you please give the settings of the pid?
Greetings, so if you set F04 to 5 Celcius you have the correct temperature displayed, correct? Thanks again
yes
Very helpful video.
Could you tell us which is the the temperature at f05 with your pid settings at 0offset?
When I change F04 from 0 to 5 Then F05 Change automatically from 113 to the 108. Why?
@@MrAnelaplesa it's ok , don't bother
So if I want to brew with 93° I have to set the PID on 98°? Because now its set on 93° 😬 (PL41 TEM)
yes
Can i leave the PL1TEM the entire day on or shall i put it only on when i use it in the morning and in the afternoon?
you can do as you wish,
but if you switch it off when not in use for more than an hour, the machine will last longer
@@lelitinsider2977 Thank you for that fast reply! Great!
Is steam a normal at 95 C degree?
steam mode is around 120-130°
The video is great but I have doubts, I saw in a comment that said that to have the water at 93, I had to adjust the PID to 98, because the water actually comes out at 93, 5 degrees less, is this a failure of the product itself ? because then I don't understand the work of the PID, since you have to take into account that the temperature is going to drop 5 degrees... I need answers 🥲
the display shows the boiler temperature, the "delta" is the difference throw the number on the display and the real temperature of the water
@@lelitinsider2977 what if we pre-heated the portafilter and everything in between before a shot, too? would there still be as much of a gap between boiler temp and temp in the portafilter?