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  „This style of espresso maker's piston are driven by either manual pressure or spring-loaded action. When lifted, the piston pulls heated water from the reservoir and into a small chamber where it is forced into a filter of ground coffee by the lowering of the piston. These beautifully crafted machines have sleek, atomic-looking chrome exteriors which beg to be kept on your kitchen countertop for all to admire. Basically, they are fairly quiet and simple to use, once you've mastered them.“

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  „If you have a plastic piston and are having constant problems, you can retrofit to the brass version. Click on link to view Overview Espresso Preparation Maintenance Seal Replacement Troubleshooting Links and Parts Caveats Visual Aids Page last updated 05-16-04 by Dr. Pavoni“

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The Espresso Pages from Sweet Maria's: Espresso, a Definition and General The Espresso Pages from Sweet Maria's: Espresso, a Definition and General

  „You will need a pump or piston driven espresso machine. At one time that meant buying a hand-pull piston machine , which are still beautiful objects and can still make great espresso! The good news is that electric pump-driven equipment capable of making really good espresso at home is now widely available, starting at about $230 or so (see the Gaggia Espresso ). The machine is part of the equation, the coffee is another, and the machine-operator, the Barrista, is also key!“

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CoffeeKid - The Espresso MiniFAQ CoffeeKid - The Espresso MiniFAQ

  „a modern day espresso must be produced in a pump or piston or lever machine capable of producing roughly 9BAR of pressure“

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The Coffee Review - the world's leading coffee buying guide The Coffee Review - the world's leading coffee buying guide

  „If you are using a pump or piston machine, each shot or serving of espresso should dribble out in about 15 to 20 seconds from the moment the first drop appears. However, gauge when to cut off the flow of coffee by sight, not by clock or timer. The fineness of the grind may vary, as will the pressure you apply when tamping.“

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