One of the best videos explaining and showing how the machine works - especially with the schematic diagram. Makes it easy to understand. Question please: Is the schematic diagram of the Diana exactly the same as the Elizabeth? If not, how does it differ? Thanks very much.
Hi, Thanks for your comment. The hydraulic circuit of Diana machine is different by the one of the Elizabeth. In the Diana machine there are two boiler one for steaming and one for brewing. But they are not connected with each other, so in the Diana we take water for coffee and hot water for tea, from the brew boiler, and the steam for cappuccino from the steam boiler. The pre-infusion function is not included.
Really loving the explanation on and the details on how it all works works. I wonder whether the OPV discharge goes to the drip tray or does it loop back to the tank (or is there some other mechanism to manage the pressure?)
Hello, thank you comment. For technical questions, we invite you to send an email to care.foryou@lelit.com attaching a photo of your product data label. Our Customer Care will be more than happy to provide all useful details. We remain at your disposal. Thank you, LELIT Team
Hello👋 thanks for the GREAT machine, I've been using it for about 4 months now and I'm loving it 👍👍👍 got a question though (thanks for the schematics, explaining how it works, by the way)...the problem I'm trying to work out a way to deal with is as follows: I prepare espresso with pre-infusion time around 6-7 seconds and then I steam milk for the cappuccino. Approximately after the second cup (somewhere around third) a pump comes on to add water into the steam boiler, I believe...and at that time I can feel a significant pressure drop on the steamer, so I have to stop steaming, or milk is gonna take in a lot of moisture and my cappuccino's gonna be mediocre instead of PERFECT 😂😝... So, now to the question... 🧐 Is there a way to make her pump some water into the steam boiler on my demand? When it is more convinient for me? 🤔😏 PS what I do now is - I stop, wait a bit, then pull a shot of espresso, and finish steaming afterwards, but I don't like that way, cause if I wait for too long milk gets separated. Do you think pouring some water from the hot water tap will help? Do you have any technical info on "when it starts adding water to the steam boiler"?😬
Hello ichervon85, the water refill of the steam boiler after the shot is not adjustable but thank you very much for your message. We'll forward it to our R&D dept and keep it in mind for our future projects. Take care, Lelit team
@@LELIT_Official thanks for the answer. Yep, I understand, that it's not adjustable, but it should use some kind of algorithm when to fill it. I was wondering if you knew what it is, and how we could influence it, even if indirectly)) maybe the steam temperature change in PID could affect that, or pouring some water though the hot water tap... What exactly triggers the pump to come on and add water? Do you have a schematics for that?))
@@ichervon85 thank you for your attention on this! The algorithm is the following: 1.water is taken from the steam boiler for the pre-infusion; 2. at the end of the shot, the electronic card registers the low water level in the steam boiler and starts the pump for refilling. Again, thank you very much for your message that we'll keep in mind for the next revision and/or projects. Take care, Lelit team
Planning to get an Elizabeth. Can I make 4 lattes in a row with Elizabeth or should I go for a Bianca for that ? We are more of milk based coffee drinkers. So the nuances of espresso quality is not a big deal for us. Any suggestion Lelit team ?
There’s a lot to like about this one especially at the price and small size footprint. Pre infusion is great. If they could mange to add a feature to LCC to adjust flow lower at end of the shot or even a simple/manual flow control , it would be hard to find fault. Maybe they don’t want to undercut the Bianca
Hi! Yes, to have a manual control of the flow we have the Bianca, Elizabeth is just meant to be a different kind of machine. But thank you for your feedback, we are always interested in our clients' opinions and suggestions. Take care, LELIT Team
@@LELIT_Official The Bianca is great, I’ve had the chance to try one. The weight andsize (depth mostly) is a downside for me like a lot of e61 machines. I know that the target market for Elizabeth is different but think how much of a cult following the breville dual boiler developed because you can modify it for flow. Change these things in the Elizabeth: 1) volume based shots instead of timer, 2) adjustable pump pressure/flow during the shot, and 3) a better steam knob that doesn’t require so many turns. Cal it Florence 😀. For the home, I would take such a machine over Bianca, crem one 2b-LFPP, profitec 700, etc
Bella macchina ma gradirei sapere come è possibile aggiustare la pressione della pompa volendo variarla (spesso l'opv è installata in punti che richeidono l'apertura della macchina), ed inoltre vorrei sapere qual'è il settaggio di default sempre in merito alla pressione di estrazione. Grazie
Hi, unfortunately because of the current situation and the increasing demand, we had some delay in the production. Don't worry, new machines are coming! LELIT Team
Hi' I need some help with my display. Between my temp number and the coffee cup or steam, I have an "of" and I'm not sure what this represents? So far I'm really enjoying my new Elizabeth!
Thank you for the great explanation. I bought this machine in December 2019 and to this date water from the hot water outlet still smells and tastes “funny”, sort of plasticky taste as if some hospital disinfectant is present in the water? Coffee made through the unit head is excellent but when I make a cup of tea using hot water from the hot water outlet it is almost undrinkable, due to taste and smell. Any idea what it may be? Will the funny taste disappear over time? Thanks.
Hello, I kindly ask you to send the exact message to care@lelit.com attaching also a picture of the data label of your coffee machine. Thank you very much!
Hello! I can see in your diagram that this model has only one pump versus the Lelit Diana PL60TR1 (my current machine) that has two independent pumps for each boiler, is this correct? And if that's the case, what happens if you are pulling a shot and steaming at the same time, and the pump needs to refill both boilers? Thanks for the video!
In elizabeth the boiler autofill is disabled during the shot to prevent the shot being spoiled. The pl60 has 2 pumps, one for the steam and one for the coffee. Thanks!
What is the power consumption? Is it brewing boiler and steam boiler always run together, or it will never run together, just concern because I hv limited power supply. Thanks
so if I understand correctly , steam boiler water is used for coffee extraction , is this a good idea since most barrista do not recommend using steam boiler water for use in hot drinks like tea or americano ?
Hello, as explained in the video, this system mixes water from the steam boiler and pump together as it enters the brew boiler. This allows large amounts of water to be drawn from the brew boiler without cooling it down very much and it gives a much nicer smooth water draw, no spluttering and returns to brewing temperature very rapidly. We believe this is an important advantage. Thank you LELIT Team
@@gioiosa54 Buongiorno, i baristi sanno bene che tipo di macchina usano e che sistema hanno dietro, va verificato perché danno preferenza ad un boiler rispetto ad un altro, anche perché se l'acqua fosse veramente acerba non la potrebbero usare neanche per il vapore perché andrebbe ad infuire sul sapore della bevanda stessa. Per quanto ci riguarda, il boiler servizi contiene una piccola quantità di acqua, e questa viene continuamente risciacquata. Grazie mille! LELIT team
What do you think about the difference between water from coffee boiler and steam one? Some people say that water from steam boiler doesn't taste good , therefore it can change overall quality of espresso.
Hello! If the water inside the boiler is not constantly rinsed it becomes of low quality. Therefore, this kind of problem is solved if the boiler is rinsed daily. During normal use, ELIZABETH continues to drain small quantities of water from the 2nd boiler so there is no stagnant water in the steam boiler. Basically, Elizabeth takes the water for the pre-infusion from the steam boiler and sends this water to the coffee boiler (not directly into the portafilter). Thanks to this mix, the water that reaches the ground coffee in the portafilter is also coming from the steam boiler. Another particularity of ELIZABETH is the way the system prepares the water for hot drinks: this machine withdraws water from the steam boiler, it mix it inside the coffee boiler with the water taken from the tank and then sends this water mixture to the hot water dispenser. The result is a good, quality water, with a constant flow, without splashes.
@@LELIT_Official I fill up the tank with water after reverse osmosis. The quality of water is about 25 ppm. How often should I decalcificate the machine? How am I supposed to do it? I've read the instructions and I can't figure out how to do it.
@@vladislavgeorgiev9494 For a domestic use we recommend to de-calcify the machine once a year, but we suggest you to discuss this issue with the producer of your reverse osmosis system, which will surely give you specific details regarding limestone residues. The product you can use to decalcify a LELIT coffee machine is PULY DESCALER ESPRESSO. We do not recommend the use of different products.
@@LELIT_Official As far as I know this discaler has both versions liquid and powder. Which one should I use? In other hand, I've read the manual guide for PL 92 and there is no information about the process of decalcification. Only the proposal about using filters and the following instructions: Never under no circumstances, add any descaling products to the water tank.
@@LELIT_Official I'll be delighted if you can send me the instructions step by step how to decalc both boilers, because I need to know how to do it when the time to decalc comes.
Hello, controlling preinfusion time and watching real time temprature changes on the LCC display are super important and also irrelevant with having one or two boilers. it's really a deal breaker that Victoria pl91t and Kate pl82t don't have these functions. Lelit should be able to offer it with a simple firmware update to these two machines.. It seems that you neglected Victoria and Kate and put all the attention to Elizabeth only..
Hi it seems as if I will pick either Elizabeth or Mara X (or maybe even Victoria) I want some help deciding. So I am thinking of lelit mara X or Elisabeth(or maybe even Victoria due to the amount of coffee I normally brew /day 2-3 espressos and 1-2 cappuchinos) I ask myself the question “who is Mara for and who is Elisabeth for?” I really really don’t see anything that Mara does better than Elisabeth, either they are equally good or Elisabeth has the advantage of being flexible and stable with the dual boilers. From all that have tried both machines I have so far not heard anyone picking Mara over the other due to superior advantage in a certain features or quality in shots. However, the build quality is another fact... probably mara has the advantage there with a solid ss boiler instead of brass. Also it is very sophisticated with dual PID and much more. So is the answer that for those who want a good solid machine that is built like a tank that will live for decades and will provide good coffee without a mess/ fuss .... then they should pick Mara One can also experiment with flow control in the future... And for those who want better flexibility in terms of temperature stability change of temperature, stability of steam and more back to back lattes/cappuccinos espressos , faster starting time and easier maintenance should pick Elisabeth? I am really no pro but read all kinds of crazy arguments on RUclips that have no real fact where the real arguments lie I just bought the grinder eureka specialita and hope it will be good with my next machine. Really appreciate any recommendations you might have🙏
Hi Aziz, as you have already said the main differences between the two machines are that LELIT Elizabeth has a dual boiler and LELIT MaraX has the HX system and a new electronic and probe system. Both machines guarantee a stable extraction temperature. We love them both and we are not able to tell you which one is better, but we are sure you will be happy whatever machine you will choose. Thank you, LELIT Team
@@LELIT_Official ok 🙏🏻, If I for example do 4 cappuccino in a row ... will there be problem for Mara? Will I have to wait for the steam to be ready? There has to be some kind of difference in the amount of coffee they can produce due to different techniques, no? Also, cleaning the machine and maintenance... any difference in the long run?
@@AzizIzgin Hi Aziz, we know our CARE dept is already in contact with you via e-mail, kindly continue with them and ask them all the details you may what to know before purchasing a LELIT product. Thank you, LELIT Team
I don’t wish to seem negative. However, the inside looks rather plastic. All those plastic tubes. Is there a model that uses less plastic? I am thinking of buying a espresso machine and the Elisabeth is tempting. I ask only if something went wrong I wouldn’t know how to fix it.
Hi, pls can you specify which filter do you mean ? If you mean the filter inserted in the silicone pipe placed in the water tank, it must be inserted in the longer pipe, (inlet water). It’s not correct if the filter is inserted in the shorter silicone pipe (the one used to discharge water by the OPV).
I was interested in a Lelit Pl 81T but after finding out that that it doesn't display the current temperature in the boiler in real time, i gave up on it.
great video, it really shows how an engineer thinks about these machines and being an engineer myself I really appreciate it
Hello, thank you for your comment, we really appreciate it! LELIT Team
Amazing video. I'm certain my next espresso machine will be a Lelit. Already have the grinder!
Great explanation! Thank you!
Very good movie. Thanks.
Set up looks perfect.
Please let me know if exist Elizabeth with rotation pump?
The Grinder is William 72?
Thank you! No, there i no different Elizabeth with rotory pump. The one with rotary pump is Bianca. Yes, the grinder is a PL72. Take care!
@@LELIT_Official have watched the video about Bianca 5 minutes ago - still crying...)
Excellent presentation, right now I have a Rancilio epoca, if I change one day, I definitely buy a Lelit, saluti d'Atene!
Thank you! Let us know If you need any suggestions;) LELIT Team
Write me in private before do it....
Excellent video!
ruclips.net/video/rQJ0kq5NDJw/видео.html
One of the best videos explaining and showing how the machine works - especially with the schematic diagram. Makes it easy to understand. Question please: Is the schematic diagram of the Diana exactly the same as the Elizabeth? If not, how does it differ? Thanks very much.
Hi,
Thanks for your comment.
The hydraulic circuit of Diana machine is different by the one of the Elizabeth.
In the Diana machine there are two boiler one for steaming and one for brewing.
But they are not connected with each other, so in the Diana we take water for coffee and hot water for tea, from the brew boiler, and the steam for cappuccino from the steam boiler.
The pre-infusion function is not included.
Really loving the explanation on and the details on how it all works works.
I wonder whether the OPV discharge goes to the drip tray or does it loop back to the tank (or is there some other mechanism to manage the pressure?)
Hello, thank you comment. For technical questions, we invite you to send an email to care.foryou@lelit.com attaching a photo of your product data label. Our Customer Care will be more than happy to provide all useful details. We remain at your disposal. Thank you, LELIT Team
Interesting video, explaining why this model doesn't have ON/OFF button for steam boiler.
But it does, not the button though. You can turn it off using the PID
Nice video. When will this machine be available for sale (in Australia)? Thanks.
@jetblackespresso
Hello👋 thanks for the GREAT machine, I've been using it for about 4 months now and I'm loving it 👍👍👍 got a question though (thanks for the schematics, explaining how it works, by the way)...the problem I'm trying to work out a way to deal with is as follows:
I prepare espresso with pre-infusion time around 6-7 seconds and then I steam milk for the cappuccino. Approximately after the second cup (somewhere around third) a pump comes on to add water into the steam boiler, I believe...and at that time I can feel a significant pressure drop on the steamer, so I have to stop steaming, or milk is gonna take in a lot of moisture and my cappuccino's gonna be mediocre instead of PERFECT 😂😝... So, now to the question... 🧐
Is there a way to make her pump some water into the steam boiler on my demand? When it is more convinient for me? 🤔😏
PS what I do now is - I stop, wait a bit, then pull a shot of espresso, and finish steaming afterwards, but I don't like that way, cause if I wait for too long milk gets separated. Do you think pouring some water from the hot water tap will help? Do you have any technical info on "when it starts adding water to the steam boiler"?😬
Hello ichervon85, the water refill of the steam boiler after the shot is not adjustable but thank you very much for your message. We'll forward it to our R&D dept and keep it in mind for our future projects. Take care, Lelit team
@@LELIT_Official thanks for the answer. Yep, I understand, that it's not adjustable, but it should use some kind of algorithm when to fill it. I was wondering if you knew what it is, and how we could influence it, even if indirectly)) maybe the steam temperature change in PID could affect that, or pouring some water though the hot water tap... What exactly triggers the pump to come on and add water? Do you have a schematics for that?))
@@ichervon85 thank you for your attention on this! The algorithm is the following: 1.water is taken from the steam boiler for the pre-infusion; 2. at the end of the shot, the electronic card registers the low water level in the steam boiler and starts the pump for refilling. Again, thank you very much for your message that we'll keep in mind for the next revision and/or projects. Take care, Lelit team
Planning to get an Elizabeth. Can I make 4 lattes in a row with Elizabeth or should I go for a Bianca for that ? We are more of milk based coffee drinkers. So the nuances of espresso quality is not a big deal for us. Any suggestion Lelit team ?
Hello, Elizabeth is able to satisfy this kind of need. Thank you, LELIT Team
What temperature does the water used for the preinfusion have? It seems that it could be much too hot since it is taken from the steam boiler.
I hope this gets answered I am wondering the same thing
ruclips.net/video/rQJ0kq5NDJw/видео.html
There’s a lot to like about this one especially at the price and small size footprint. Pre infusion is great. If they could mange to add a feature to LCC to adjust flow lower at end of the shot or even a simple/manual flow control , it would be hard to find fault. Maybe they don’t want to undercut the Bianca
Hi! Yes, to have a manual control of the flow we have the Bianca, Elizabeth is just meant to be a different kind of machine. But thank you for your feedback, we are always interested in our clients' opinions and suggestions. Take care, LELIT Team
@@LELIT_Official The Bianca is great, I’ve had the chance to try one. The weight andsize (depth mostly) is a downside for me like a lot of e61 machines. I know that the target market for Elizabeth is different but think how much of a cult following the breville dual boiler developed because you can modify it for flow. Change these things in the Elizabeth: 1) volume based shots instead of timer, 2) adjustable pump pressure/flow during the shot, and 3) a better steam knob that doesn’t require so many turns. Cal it Florence 😀. For the home, I would take such a machine over Bianca, crem one 2b-LFPP, profitec 700, etc
@@cjpixel Very intresting suggestions! Again, thank you very much. Take care, LELIT Team
Bella macchina ma gradirei sapere come è possibile aggiustare la pressione della pompa volendo variarla (spesso l'opv è installata in punti che richeidono l'apertura della macchina), ed inoltre vorrei sapere qual'è il settaggio di default sempre in merito alla pressione di estrazione. Grazie
La OPV è all'interno della macchina, non c'è modo di accederci senza aprire la macchina. E' tarata su 9/10bar.
Nice 👍🏻. I too There was LELIT PL81t. It broke down after 2 months .. 😌
Hi, we are really sorry for the situation for your Lelit machine, we hope that now everything is okay! Take care, Lelit team
I really want this coffee machine, but they are not available in our country until mid-April.
Hi, unfortunately because of the current situation and the increasing demand, we had some delay in the production. Don't worry, new machines are coming! LELIT Team
Hi' I need some help with my display. Between my temp number and the coffee cup or steam, I have an "of" and I'm not sure what this represents? So far I'm really enjoying my new Elizabeth!
Hi, please direct your question and additional picture or video to our care@lelit.com Thank you! LELIT team
Thank you for the great explanation.
I bought this machine in December 2019 and to this date water from the hot water outlet still smells and tastes “funny”, sort of plasticky taste as if some hospital disinfectant is present in the water? Coffee made through the unit head is excellent but when I make a cup of tea using hot water from the hot water outlet it is almost undrinkable, due to taste and smell.
Any idea what it may be? Will the funny taste disappear over time?
Thanks.
Hello, I kindly ask you to send the exact message to care@lelit.com attaching also a picture of the data label of your coffee machine. Thank you very much!
Lelit Espresso OK, will do
Hello! I can see in your diagram that this model has only one pump versus the Lelit Diana PL60TR1 (my current machine) that has two independent pumps for each boiler, is this correct? And if that's the case, what happens if you are pulling a shot and steaming at the same time, and the pump needs to refill both boilers? Thanks for the video!
In elizabeth the boiler autofill is disabled during the shot to prevent the shot being spoiled.
The pl60 has 2 pumps, one for the steam and one for the coffee. Thanks!
What is the power consumption? Is it brewing boiler and steam boiler always run together, or it will never run together, just concern because I hv limited power supply. Thanks
Hello Ery, please note that the 2 boilers are not active at the same time. Thank you, LELIT Team
@@LELIT_Official Thanks for the explanation, so now I'm more convinced to go to DB. Regards from Indonesia..
so if I understand correctly , steam boiler water is used for coffee extraction , is this a good idea since most barrista do not recommend using steam boiler water for use in hot drinks like tea or americano ?
Hello, as explained in the video, this system mixes water from the steam boiler and pump together as it enters the brew boiler. This allows large amounts of water to be drawn from the brew boiler without cooling it down very much and it gives a much nicer smooth water draw, no spluttering and returns to brewing temperature very rapidly. We believe this is an important advantage. Thank you LELIT Team
@@LELIT_Official Si grazie ,, ma non e l'aqua della caldaia vapore acerba ?? i barristi non la usano per fare caffe neppure per il te ?
@@gioiosa54 Buongiorno, i baristi sanno bene che tipo di macchina usano e che sistema hanno dietro, va verificato perché danno preferenza ad un boiler rispetto ad un altro, anche perché se l'acqua fosse veramente acerba non la potrebbero usare neanche per il vapore perché andrebbe ad infuire sul sapore della bevanda stessa. Per quanto ci riguarda, il boiler servizi contiene una piccola quantità di acqua, e questa viene continuamente risciacquata. Grazie mille! LELIT team
4:24 what is the temperature of that water?
Hi! Have you found all the information you wanted? Do you need other details? Thanks!
What do you think about the difference between water from coffee boiler and steam one? Some people say that water from steam boiler doesn't taste good , therefore it can change overall quality of espresso.
Hello! If the water inside the boiler is not constantly rinsed it becomes of low quality. Therefore, this kind of problem is solved if the boiler is rinsed daily.
During normal use, ELIZABETH continues to drain small quantities of water from the 2nd boiler so there is no stagnant water in the steam boiler. Basically, Elizabeth takes the water for the pre-infusion from the steam boiler and sends this water to the coffee boiler (not directly into the portafilter).
Thanks to this mix, the water that reaches the ground coffee in the portafilter is also coming from the steam boiler.
Another particularity of ELIZABETH is the way the system prepares the water for hot drinks: this machine withdraws water from the steam boiler, it mix it inside the coffee boiler with the water taken from the tank and then sends this water mixture to the hot water dispenser. The result is a good, quality water, with a constant flow, without splashes.
@@LELIT_Official I fill up the tank with water after reverse osmosis. The quality of water is about 25 ppm. How often should I decalcificate the machine? How am I supposed to do it? I've read the instructions and I can't figure out how to do it.
@@vladislavgeorgiev9494 For a domestic use we recommend to de-calcify the machine once a year, but we suggest you to discuss this issue with the producer of your reverse osmosis system, which will surely give you specific details regarding limestone residues. The product you can use to decalcify a LELIT coffee machine is PULY DESCALER ESPRESSO. We do not recommend the use of different products.
@@LELIT_Official As far as I know this discaler has both versions liquid and powder. Which one should I use? In other hand, I've read the manual guide for PL 92 and there is no information about the process of decalcification. Only the proposal about using filters and the following instructions: Never under no circumstances, add any descaling products to the water tank.
@@LELIT_Official I'll be delighted if you can send me the instructions step by step how to decalc both boilers, because I need to know how to do it when the time to decalc comes.
Hello, controlling preinfusion time and watching real time temprature changes on the LCC display are super important and also irrelevant with having one or two boilers.
it's really a deal breaker that Victoria pl91t and Kate pl82t don't have these functions.
Lelit should be able to offer it with a simple firmware update to these two machines..
It seems that you neglected Victoria and Kate and put all the attention to Elizabeth only..
Noted! Thank you!
Does the Elizabeth could heat both boilers at the same time?
Hello, please note that the heating elements do not work both at the same time. Thank you, LELIT Team
Hi it seems as if I will pick either Elizabeth or Mara X (or maybe even Victoria) I want some help deciding. So I am thinking of lelit mara X or Elisabeth(or maybe even Victoria due to the amount of coffee I normally brew /day 2-3 espressos and 1-2 cappuchinos)
I ask myself the question “who is Mara for and who is Elisabeth for?”
I really really don’t see anything that Mara does better than Elisabeth, either they are equally good or Elisabeth has the advantage of being flexible and stable with the dual boilers.
From all that have tried both machines I have so far not heard anyone picking Mara over the other due to superior advantage in a certain features or quality in shots.
However, the build quality is another fact... probably mara has the advantage there with a solid ss boiler instead of brass. Also it is very sophisticated with dual PID and much more.
So is the answer that for those who want a good solid machine that is built like a tank that will live for decades and will provide good coffee without a mess/ fuss .... then they should pick Mara
One can also experiment with flow control in the future...
And for those who want better flexibility in terms of temperature stability change of temperature, stability of steam and more back to back lattes/cappuccinos espressos , faster starting time and easier maintenance should pick Elisabeth?
I am really no pro but read all kinds of crazy arguments on RUclips that have no real fact where the real arguments lie
I just bought the grinder eureka specialita and hope it will be good with my next machine.
Really appreciate any recommendations you might have🙏
Hi Aziz, as you have already said the main differences between the two machines are that LELIT Elizabeth has a dual boiler and LELIT MaraX has the HX system and a new electronic and probe system. Both machines guarantee a stable extraction temperature. We love them both and we are not able to tell you which one is better, but we are sure you will be happy whatever machine you will choose. Thank you, LELIT Team
@@LELIT_Official ok 🙏🏻, If I for example do 4 cappuccino in a row ... will there be problem for Mara? Will I have to wait for the steam to be ready? There has to be some kind of difference in the amount of coffee they can produce due to different techniques, no?
Also, cleaning the machine and maintenance... any difference in the long run?
@@AzizIzgin Hi Aziz, we know our CARE dept is already in contact with you via e-mail, kindly continue with them and ask them all the details you may what to know before purchasing a LELIT product. Thank you, LELIT Team
I don’t wish to seem negative.
However, the inside looks rather plastic.
All those plastic tubes.
Is there a model that uses less plastic?
I am thinking of buying a espresso machine and the Elisabeth is tempting.
I ask only if something went wrong I wouldn’t know how to fix it.
Hello, the internal tubes are in silicone and Teflon. Should you need further details, please let us know. Thanks!
Hi.. for the Elizabeth V3, why do some come with IMS baskets and some don't?
Hello, please note that this is a gradual introduction from April 2021. Thank you, LELIT Team
@@LELIT_Official grazie 🙂
4:24 temp of water and what is the temp of water used in the preinfusion?
ruclips.net/video/rQJ0kq5NDJw/видео.html
Why does the filter stand on the water discharge pipe from the valves ??
Hi,
pls can you specify which filter do you mean ?
If you mean the filter inserted in the silicone pipe placed in the water tank, it must be inserted in the longer pipe, (inlet water).
It’s not correct if the filter is inserted in the shorter silicone pipe (the one used to discharge water by the OPV).
IS that the fred grinder?
Hi J M, no. It's William PL72 :) LELIT Team
@@LELIT_Official Wow thats a lot of money for something that just grinds coffee. I hope you have a cafe to use it in
I was interested in a Lelit Pl 81T but after finding out that that it doesn't display the current temperature in the boiler in real time, i gave up on it.
I think you can programm it to do that
It is a fantastic machine, nut please next version should less "polished" more prosumer in terms of looks!
Thank you for your comment Dimitrios ;) LELIT Team