De'Longhi Magnifica Evo
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De'Longhi Magnifica Evo


Question about De'Longhi Magnifica Evo

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Anonymous

1 year ago

Hello everyone - I have just bought the machine. The coffee (3 different types and varieties from different manufacturers "Turm", Lavazza, Kimbo" - about 1.5 - 2 kg tested) is too watery for me. There are 13 different grinding levels. However, my machine can only handle the highest (maximum second-highest) level. Anything finer just dribbles away or the machine reports an error. The coffee grounds are nice and coarse at the highest level. At the second-highest level, it is still coarse, but then it is just muddy or just powder. The grinder was only ever set when the coffee was ground. The crema is great - but I'm a bit surprised that I can't grind it finer. It doesn't have to be at level one, the machine can't do that because it's only "15 bar", but I would be happy if I could use or set at least a few levels. Does anyone have any tips, or do you think I should report this as there is a possibility that the machine is not working properly?

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schnider_marco

1 year ago

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Hello
I'm not a K-machine specialist, but it sounds quite strange. I would contact the manufacturer's customer service.
I myself use the beans from "Cafe Royal" or "Mövenpick" and have no problem with the medium grinding level. The coffee is great and so is the grounds.

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fam.campana

1 year ago

Hello
First of all, my expectations were not completely fulfilled either. I also grind with 1 chicco or kimbo and it comes out just dense enough. The other levels are not usable. The milk frother needs constant intensive cleaning because after a few cappuccinos it no longer froths nicely. Conclusion not quite worth the price. But as we don't drink coffee every day, it's good enough for us. I wouldn't buy it again, probably nothing is broken. It just doesn't fulfil expectations.

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W.Kramer65

1 year ago

Hi, yes, I had that too, that only pulp came out. Then the grinder is practically at 0, which is obviously not possible. I don't know your coffee bean. But you can also just use a Tschibo bean (fino). Try it again.......