RegalPotoo@lemmy.world
on 29 Mar 2024 23:07
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Nice! Is this the Auber kit?
Woodstock@lemmy.world
on 29 Mar 2024 23:22
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It is! Pretty straight forward to install, but there’s a part in the instructions which mentions “be careful and don’t lose this screw into the group head as it will be a real pain to sort”. I would highly reccomend sticking to that instruction…unfortunately I didn’t!
RegalPotoo@lemmy.world
on 30 Mar 2024 00:07
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I’ll keep that in mind :D
Valmond@lemmy.mindoki.com
on 30 Mar 2024 09:07
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Nice!
So do you have any feedback yet :-) ?
Woodstock@lemmy.world
on 30 Mar 2024 14:33
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Only pulled a couple shots but it’s definitely an improvement in workflow. Not having to temp surf is nice and the auto pre-infusion is a plus!
My only annoyance so far is that I like to rinse my portafilter out after I’ve knocked the puck and it does the pre-infusion so it takes a little longer. Not really a dealbreaker though!
brettvitaz@programming.dev
on 31 Mar 2024 01:08
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I really enjoy this mod for how consistent it keeps the temperature. I am thinking about doing a similar upgrade to an older Gaggia Classic that has pressure sensors and runs on a Raspberry Pi
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Nice! Is this the Auber kit?
It is! Pretty straight forward to install, but there’s a part in the instructions which mentions “be careful and don’t lose this screw into the group head as it will be a real pain to sort”. I would highly reccomend sticking to that instruction…unfortunately I didn’t!
I’ll keep that in mind :D
Nice!
So do you have any feedback yet :-) ?
Only pulled a couple shots but it’s definitely an improvement in workflow. Not having to temp surf is nice and the auto pre-infusion is a plus!
My only annoyance so far is that I like to rinse my portafilter out after I’ve knocked the puck and it does the pre-infusion so it takes a little longer. Not really a dealbreaker though!
I really enjoy this mod for how consistent it keeps the temperature. I am thinking about doing a similar upgrade to an older Gaggia Classic that has pressure sensors and runs on a Raspberry Pi