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It is proprietary software and Cimbali will not authorize a non importer/distributor to have access to it for the reason you are seeking. Bypassing their authorized service providers to provide cheaper service is not in Cimbali's interest. Good luck at finding it. If you do, don't post it...

For what purpose do you want to update it?

Last I checked they were still Thermoplans US distributor for Starbucks. All their Black and White units are based off the Starbucks unit with modifications so they don't infringe on Starbucks proprietary equipment.

SSR's die all the time. Telling someone that it will never break again is a big understatement. Funny thing about SSR's is most of them don't tell you they have a latching life expectancy even though they have no moving parts.

Kopi is okay, for me it reminded me a lot of Toddy coffee. I guess I don't care for what fermentation does to the bean. Sadly most of that knock off stuff is down right disgusting and you don't get the same results mixing beans and poop together.

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I wanted to say thank you to all my friends that I've made on here through out the years. I may have stepped down from Admin/Moderator to be a normal user again but I haven't left. I had a wonderful time helping the site but now its time to hand over my responsibilities to someone else. I hope...

LOL not antique. This is antique and mind you if you have one of these for sale I would be interested. 1945 Cimbali Albadoro

That might not work for him as some Cimbali's use a different portafilter. There are a few out there that have a square bottom where the spout is connected and have 2 screws that hold it on.

Might I suggest you talk to Alun_Evans. I've found most people who peddle this stuff are actually pushing faked product. Now if Alun was selling it by the pound I would buy without taking a second to think twice about such a deal.

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Thought I better list this here since I got my letter a few days ago. If you remember we had a promotion a while back and that's how a few of us picked ours up. Product recalls: coffee makers By The Associated Press – Apr 15, 2009 The following recalls have been announced: _About 155,000...

If you are trying to sell your product please post it in the Business to Business B2B. Even though your item may be related to this category the proper place for it is in the B2B.

If you are trying to sell your product please post it in the Business to Business B2B. Even though your item may be related to this category the proper place for it is in the B2B.

If you are trying to sell your product please post it in the Business to Business B2B. Even though your item may be related to this category the proper place for it is in the B2B.

If you are trying to sell your product please post it in the Business to Business B2B. Even though your item may be related to this category the proper place for it is in the B2B.

Author: MakoShark Co-Author: Caffe Biscotto http://www.coffeeforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=7331

So many people have been asking the same question without searching the forum. Since the Wiki is also unutilized its now time for a Sticky. We can and will add more to this Sticky in time. Espresso 101 For Traditional Equipment. Standard shot times range between 20 - 30 seconds. Standard...

Has anyone tried to do a aftermarket PID to a commercial roaster? Our Probat L12 has a Watlow SD Limit and I know the SD series is in the same family with their PID. I talked with a Watlow distributor and he said it was very doable. I know I would need a PID and thermocouple. Should I consider...

The swift grinder is nice but over kill. A new Mazzer Super Jolly runs around $500 - $800 on the net. The few seconds you save with an autoginder/tamper in my mind doesn't warrant spending an additional $3,000. As for used, most of the La Marzocco's you see on Ebay are most likely an old...

I felt it was my civic duty to slap a Coffee Forums link on Wikipedia under Espresso. But I couldn't explain crap if it fell out of the sky. So check it out and please write a better description for me! :grin: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Espresso

Just sitting here enjoying the last of my Hickory Farms beef stick and drinking my morning espresso. Just wishing everyone else out there a Merrry Christmas!

If you haven't heard in the news there’s a coffeehouse in El Paso having trouble with Starbucks patrons using their free wireless (Jamocha's) in Starbucks store. Here's the original story post http://www.kvia.com/Global/story.asp?S=3937525. I'm not ranting about this but rather offering a...