To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is there too much pressure in my Grindmaster Coffee Maker?
If your Grindmaster Coffee Maker has too much pressure, even though the pressure control is set between 17 to 20 PSI, the pressure control might be faulty. Check for dry steam. If the steam is dry, replace the pressure control.
Why is the steam from my Grindmaster Espressimo 1750 Coffee Maker too watery?
If the steam from your Grindmaster Coffee Maker is too watery, it could be that the float switch is operating at an improper level. Adjust the level of the float switch, aligning the lines on the tube and fitting, and then tighten the fitting. You can also reduce the water level by releasing steam until the red light comes on. Remember to disconnect the machine from power before making these adjustments or replacements.
How to fix no steam from the Grindmaster Espressimo 1750 steam wand?
If there's no steam coming from the steam wand of your Grindmaster Coffee Maker, first, ensure the machine is both turned on and properly plugged into a power source. If the issue persists, the steam wand might be clogged. Try removing the tip of the steam wand and cleaning it thoroughly to remove any blockages. If there is no pressure on gauge, refer to section on no pressure.
Why is my Grindmaster Coffee Maker not reaching full pressure and the yellow heater light is continuously on?
If your Grindmaster Coffee Maker isn't reaching full pressure and the yellow heater light stays on, it could be due to steam leaks. Try to locate and repair any leaks. Also, check for water leaking from the group heads or the exhaust pipe in the drain basin and refer to the section on leaking group heads.
General| Brand | Grindmaster |
|---|---|
| Model | Espressimo 1750 |
| Category | Coffee Maker |
| Language | English |
Safety warning about hot surfaces on the machine, requiring caution during servicing.
Important notice that failure to use an in-line water filter voids the warranty.
Step-by-step guide for installing the espresso machine.
Instructions on programming the single and double portion brew buttons for custom volumes.
A detailed step-by-step guide for brewing a single cup of espresso.
Step-by-step instructions for frothing milk using the steam wand.
Step-by-step instructions for steaming milk to the desired temperature.
Routine daily cleaning procedures for group heads, surfaces, steam wand, and drain.
Procedures for weekly cleaning, including backwashing with cleaner and cleaning wand tip/filter holders.
