Wait, i’m noob in this comercial grade espresso machine world. Sooo... does that Big under counter pump come with the Slayer Steam? So the machine itself has no internal pump?
You're quite right, water treatment is critical for the life of your espresso machine and the flavor of your coffee. In this case, the water line in use was connected to a reverse osmosis system located elsewhere. We highly recommend testing your water before completing an installation, and treating to the specs offered by the manufacturer.
Don't forget to mention, all coffee machines require some level of backflow prevention. Local code would determine the exact spec, but Watts 9D is a great choice.
can anyone tell me what a good size would be for this type of coffee/espresso station would be? Also the countertop looks great, I assume its a plastic or some kind of laminate? Any help would tremendously be appreciated. Thank you in advance, what I see in this video looks great and what I am looking for. Thank you!! Dave
I’m planning to build a coffee cart where I can put my espresso machine and 2 grinder, I’m not sure what exactly do I need to be able to work when I’m going to plug my cart to an outdoor event with AC power outlet.. any suggestion?
do you mean you will be using the electricity provided by the building/place where you'll be working? Or do you want a generator to be able to work outside?
That would depend on the machine. In commercial machines it is not uncommon to find the pumps are external, both for ease of installation and service, as well as to make more room inside the machine itself for boilers and the hydraulic system. With large water demands, the pumps can be rather big, so placing them outside the machine makes it easier to fit everything else inside. It also helps cut down on noise, as you're able to place the pump below the counter in a cabinet and mostly out of earshot of your customers.
It's not in the video, but it's there, we promise! The install location we used had a reverse osmosis system in a utility closet nearby, so the water was well-treated before getting to the machine.
this 6 years old video sure was helpful
Glad to hear it!
Wait, i’m noob in this comercial grade espresso machine world. Sooo... does that Big under counter pump come with the Slayer Steam? So the machine itself has no internal pump?
So wait..if you need a bigger hole, you use a bigger hole saw? Brilliant!!
What happen to the water filter? between the water line and the pump you need a water filter. Clean water=good espresso.
You're quite right, water treatment is critical for the life of your espresso machine and the flavor of your coffee. In this case, the water line in use was connected to a reverse osmosis system located elsewhere. We highly recommend testing your water before completing an installation, and treating to the specs offered by the manufacturer.
started researching a half decent espresso machine an hour ago now i'm drilling my kitchen bench and shit.
The water pump in inside the machine how can I pump water without plugging the machine? Mine is Astoria group 3
Could have said it all in half the time. ;)
Don't forget to mention, all coffee machines require some level of backflow prevention. Local code would determine the exact spec, but Watts 9D is a great choice.
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The water pressure from plumbing line must be enough for small service no?
can anyone tell me what a good size would be for this type of coffee/espresso station would be? Also the countertop looks great, I assume its a plastic or some kind of laminate? Any help would tremendously be appreciated. Thank you in advance, what I see in this video looks great and what I am looking for. Thank you!! Dave
Hi there! Standard counter depth is 24-25.5 inches.
I think there are also requirements with some machines on who does the installation or it could void a warranty.
I havethermoplan mastrena cs2 and error w-068 is showing how can i take it out?
So your saying we should follow the instructions on the machine
What about solar electricity I mean how we could fix it on the car
May I get a link to the water pump please?
email us at sales@prima-coffee.com and we can help set you up.
Thankyou!!
I’m planning to build a coffee cart where I can put my espresso machine and 2 grinder, I’m not sure what exactly do I need to be able to work when I’m going to plug my cart to an outdoor event with AC power outlet.. any suggestion?
do you mean you will be using the electricity provided by the building/place where you'll be working? Or do you want a generator to be able to work outside?
I have the same question I have a car. I am jobless now and this commerce will help me lot but I need help now on how I will fix an espresso machine
I have the same question I have a car. I am jobless now and this commerce will help me lot but I need help now on how I will fix an espresso machine
what about the drain ?
I was going to say that lmao
Flojet pump is ok or not
Is this rotary vane pump or corbonated pump ?
The pump featured in the video is a rotary vane pump made by Fluid-O-Tech.
Why is the pump outside the machine? I've always though that the pump is inside in these types of machines..
That would depend on the machine. In commercial machines it is not uncommon to find the pumps are external, both for ease of installation and service, as well as to make more room inside the machine itself for boilers and the hydraulic system. With large water demands, the pumps can be rather big, so placing them outside the machine makes it easier to fit everything else inside. It also helps cut down on noise, as you're able to place the pump below the counter in a cabinet and mostly out of earshot of your customers.
Water pump outside is for the filtered water so it goes to the machine without issues... I will install water pump under my coffee cart.
Is this Fluid O Tech pump a standard size one , the motor is XL obviously, what’s the gauge on top of the pump ?!
No water filter?
It's not in the video, but it's there, we promise! The install location we used had a reverse osmosis system in a utility closet nearby, so the water was well-treated before getting to the machine.
not very helpful. no actual information. just one: biggest thing through the hole first...
Kind of a junk video. Oh yeah, commercial water filter. Oops!
Talk a lot, important connection details are not shown. Not everyone understands English.