However, the espresso should not be as hot as Joe like regular cup of drip coffee. Turning the steam mode for 5-10 seconds before brewing to force the boiler to rise the temperature will help… but it wouldn’t be a real espresso.

DeLonghi EC155M Manual Espresso Machine, Cappuccino Maker DeLonghi EC155M Manual Espresso Machine, Cappuccino Maker

As you can see, the construction is quite simple. Maintenance too – just clean it on a regular basis and descale 1-2 times per year. It is also recommended to disassemble and clean the crema valve once every 300-500 cups.This entry-level machine is designed for those who are looking to experiment with making espresso at home, without having to spend a large sum of money. It features a 15-bar pump for making good espresso and a steam wand for practising latte art. P.S. I just found out that the safety data sheet for one descaling liquid contains the following hazard warning (although the company might issue the same warning about vinegar if they sold it):

Delonghi EC155 Coffee Maker Coffee maker Spares | 4delonghi Delonghi EC155 Coffee Maker Coffee maker Spares | 4delonghi

Perfect for lovers of espresso, Americanos, and cappuccinos, the De’Longhi EC155also creates two kinds of coffee beverages, brewing a straight espresso or a cappuccino, depending on what you’re in the mood for. This machine was designed for newcomers to the extraction game, so don’t expect much room for manual tweaks, this is a point-and-shoot model. humidity (dry air helps the grinder get a fine grind, so dry air invites a coarser grinder setting, humid air invites a finer setting on the grinder) With so many different kinds and brands of coffee out there, it can be hard to know what to buy. Explore our guides to find the best coffee for you.The interface of EC155 is incredibly easy to use. With just one small dial, you control the entire brewing process and stop when you have enough espresso for your needs. Boiler A note on the grounds: We have the grinder set to the finest grind, which comes out like a fine sand. We've had it this way for a long time and not had any problems. We fill the basket to about 1/2 full (it's a double shot basket, and we only need one shot - the single shot basket was fed to the garbage disposal years ago) and tamp. I've been tamping more lightly recently, thinking that the problem was grounds that are too compressed to let the water through.