Grindmaster 1750, 2450 installation manual Understanding Basic Concepts about Brewing Espresso

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Understanding Basic Concepts about Brewing Espresso

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How espresso is made differently from regular brewed coffee.

Traditional coffee is brewed by hot water being poured through loose coffee grounds. With espresso, water is heated in an enclosed chamber, then the water is forced quickly under pressure through fine, compacted coffee grounds.

Espresso can be made in either single or double servings. Correctly prepared espresso has a strong, potent coffee

flavor and crema on the surface of the espresso.

Single Filter Holder

Double Filter Holder

Finely ground coffee grounds are tamped into the filter holder. (See instructions on page 6.)

Double Filter Holder with two cups

Espressimo 2450 & 1750 Espresso Cappuccino Machines

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Contents Models 2450 Page Overview Espresso and espresso-based drinks Initial Preparation Failure to use in-line water Filter voids warrantyHow espresso is made differently from regular brewed coffee Understanding Basic Concepts about Brewing EspressoBack Splash Panel 1750 & 2450 External Machine PartsImportant Note about Vacuum Breaker AccessoriesInstallation Programming the Portion Buttons for 2450 Espressimo Machines Before You Start How to Brew EspressoHow to Froth Milk How to Steam Milk Care and Cleaning Yearly Cleaning How to Adjust the Pump Pressure AdjustmentsHow to Adjust the Pressure Control Coffee Taste and Appearance Guide Problem Possible Cause SolutionTroubleshooting Guide Troubleshooting Guide Cont’d Troubleshooting Guide Cont’d Plumbing Guide Models 1750 & 2450 Wiring Schematic Models 1750Q & 2450Q Wiring Diagram Models 2450, 2450Q & 2450E Exploded View Page 1 Models 2450, 2450Q & 2450E Exploded View Page 2 Models 2450, 2450Q & 2450E Exploded View Page 3 Models 1750, 1750Q & 1750E Exploded View Page 1 Models 1750, 1750Q & 1750E Exploded View Page 2 Models 1750, 1750Q & 1750E Exploded View Page 3 Page Grindmaster Corporation Form # ES-351-08 60236