Krups Orchestro moths

supiopi

July 29, 2009 11:55 am

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Hello each other,

Since I succeeded with this forum to awaken a Krups to a new life, I would like to save it now as a replacement machine.

What do I have to do, empty steam, or filled with water, just as it is save. She won't get into the cellar after all.

Look forward to your tips.

Greeting Michael

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Joranz

July 29, 2009 12:10 pm

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I would fill the machine with clean (if possible distilled and boiled) water.
And in any case suck out all coffee powder residues beforehand -> grinder!
Storing it in the basement is of course very bad. Depending on the type of cellar, you'll get a nice musty smell in the machine. And spiders like to pull in

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supiopi

July 29, 2009 01:00 pm

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She won't get into the basement anyway. Since I have to be oxygenated, I have double-distilled, micro-filtered water. I need to oxygen humidify.
Must be best.

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Gregorthom

July 29, 2009 06:39 pm

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What's the point of filling the machine with water? In time, that'll evaporate anyway. And in all instructions to Jura (identical models like the Orchestro) you should dry the machine before a longer period of use, which sounds only logical to me.

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Hisholy

July 29, 2009 08:28 pm

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As Gregor has already written, do not fill with water! The machine empty steam is the right way.

Joranz

July 29, 2009 08:52 pm

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Well, whether you steam it out or not, it doesn't matter.
This is only to prevent the boiler from bursting in frost. I.e. in case of frost danger it would be important
But the machine won't get empty in any way...
I think it's very important to fill it with clean water, so that as little algae and reef as possible are deposited.

Greß Joranz