What to do if brew and pre-heat tanks are cold, but the steam tank is normal in my Slayer Single Group Coffee Maker?
If the brew and pre-heat tanks are cold while the steam tank is normal in your Slayer Coffee Maker, a faulty expansion valve may be the cause.
What causes dripping group screens in my Slayer Coffee Maker?
Dripping group screens in your Slayer Coffee Maker are often caused by worn o-rings at the valve insert and/or lower valve stem. Replacing these o-rings may solve the problem.
Why is the group cap and/or bayonet leaking on my Slayer Single Group?
Leaking from the group cap or bayonet on your Slayer Coffee Maker is typically due to worn o-rings at the upper valve stem. Replacement of these o-rings is recommended.
What causes the steam actuator hub to leak on my Slayer Coffee Maker?
A leaking steam actuator hub on your Slayer Coffee Maker is usually caused by worn steam valve pin o-rings. Consider replacing these o-rings.
Contact for technical assistance and troubleshooting.
Key factors like Calcium Carbonate (hardness) and Chloride.
Carbon filtration, Ion Exchange, and Reverse Osmosis explained.
Steps for preparing the location for the machine.
Instructions for safely unboxing the Slayer espresso machine.
How to properly connect the machine's drain hose.
Procedure for connecting the water supply.
Guidelines for safely connecting the machine to power.
Adjusting pump pressure for optimal espresso extraction.
Understanding the touchscreen interface and controls.
How to access and manage advanced machine parameters.
Adjusting water temperature, pressure, and flow rate.
Step-by-step guide for brewing standard and specialty shots.
Routine cleaning for the machine's body and grouphead.
General| Boiler Type | Dual Boiler |
|---|---|
| Brew Temperature Control | PID |
| Groups | 1 |
| Pre-infusion | Programmable |
| Voltage | 110V/220V |
| Water Source | Plumbed or Reservoir |
| Pump Type | Rotary |
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