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Thank you. Very helpful. Mine was set for low coffee temperature, now it's on high temperature, much more pleasant. I Love this machine. Greetings from Portugal. Cheers🇵🇹🕊
Perfect tutorial! The included instructions with the machine are useless - as is the instructional video by delonghi. Thank you thank you thank you! Cheers from 🇨🇦
I've just received my first non-pod coffee machine which was influenced by your more than any other TH-camr. The Deduce just seems the best balance of functionality vs cost. I bought used, and despite them saying there were problems with it, I simply cleaned it before first use and it seems fine (but it was really gunked up). This video is going to be a great help in setting it up. Thanks!
Thank you for this vid, because I managed to clean the machine and reset to factory sertings and now it's making a great coffee again and without the orange 'engine' light on. What a relief! ;)
This is such a helpful video, Tom - thank you! I just received a Dedica EC885M today, and you’ve saved me needing to troubleshoot any of these settings as I get it going ☺️
Hi 🙋♂️ Jocelyn! I’m glad this video could be helpful. I have some others on the Dedica that might be helpful as well. Oohwee! I’d love to get my hands on an EC 885 as well. You will have to report your results and let me know what you think of it.🤗 Cheers! ☕️
@@TomsCoffeeCorner yes, I am currently binging your videos! I am coming from a little Saeco Aroma manual machine I’ve had since…2009? 😬 This is an upgrade in a lot of ways, certainly! I was confused by the pressurized filters it comes with though, so over time I’m guessing I may want to pick up the aftermarket portafilter you recommended as well. We’ll see how it goes!
@@jocelynplemel2736 Hey Jocelyn, the pressurized filters were designed for pre-ground coffee beans, or if you have a grinder which cannot grind fine enough for espresso. The unpressurized filters on the other hand require a finer grind, so they will need a decent grinder. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions! Cheers, Tom
@@TomsCoffeeCorner that makes sense, as I do understand this machine is meant to be beginner friendly. I do have a somewhat decent burr grinder (though the Eureka you’ve shown looks amazing, but probably not justifiable for me at the moment). It’s too bad De’Longhi didn’t provide a simple option to swap out for a non-pressurized filter with the Dedica line.
@@jocelynplemel2736 That's true. I think it would be great if they would include one, too. But you can get some affordable baskets from Amazon. I included a link in the description. Can you let me know how this machine steams milk for cappuccinos? I am very curious to see it in action, actually.
Man thank you so much, I didn’t understand the manual by them saying “it is highlighted by relative setting” I thought it meant the setting you picked and not the current setting you are editing
Hoping to get my Dedica tomorrow (Evri screwed uo my delivery yesterday!) so will be referring back to this video when I set it up. Thanks, as always Tom!
You're the best :-) Now I got almost the exact 685 setup as you have (you were my inspiration), and I learn a lot from your channel. I try to get micro foam to make latte art, but it is hard to achieve (my "wand" looks like yours on this video). But I am trying, I assume finally I will get what I want to XD Cheers, Tom!
Great video, thanks! I have one question: What would you recommend as the ideal volume for a single espresso (“one cup button”) and for two espressos (two cup button”)?
Hello there thanks for a very clear video! So I bought one for my mum and she wants to change the water amount to about 180 ml (max) in two-cup button. But when she follows the instructions in manual it does not work, she does not get this 180 ml of coffee. Do you know what might be the cause? Cheers!
@@malwinagrebowicz884 Well, it might time out…it’s supposed to do smaller volumes than that for traditional espresso. But I can see 180ml as a cafe crema. I’ll have to try it and see if I can get it to work.
@TomsCoffeeCorner οne more question.I distribute my coffee well with my wdt tool,I get my beans in a coffee shop grinded fresh but in 25 to 27 seconds range I get like 80 grams of coffee with just a small layer of crema with 18 gramms in the puck (bottomless) why do u think that happens;
Hi Tom. Regarding the hardness of water, if you use a filter like the one that Delonghi suggests to use inside the water tank (dls c002), you should then choose the soft water setting, right?
Hi really happy to see this function.. what do you use for your Espresso, water temperature to (hight) , ?water Hardness to soft or medium?? i try default setting and it pouring like waterfall
What's the difference between "1 cup" or "2 cup" buttons if you're normally using them to make coffe? Does the 2 increase the speed/duration of water flow or is there no difference, it just makes sense to use it only if you're using a big cup?
Hi Tom, Just bought this machine not long ago and have upgraded to a bottomless basket 👍🏻 Not tried it out yet but I’m sure going to try these settings! Thanks for the helpful tips
Hi Tim, thanks for the video. So hottest temp and hardest water are the best options? I make espresso for myself, and every now and then a latte for a visitor. So hot it the best?
Hey Rocco! That just depends on your tastes. I prefer the espresso a little hotter, and for most beans the hotter extraction is better. But, each can experiment for himself. Oh, and hard water is just to set the reminder frequency for descaling. Cheers!
Hi, well it depends more on the coffee you are using, and your grinder. For getting good crema, check out this video: th-cam.com/video/klqspR4Sou8/w-d-xo.html
Hey Jonas, you can dose as much as you want with either button. But thanks for pointing that out - you are right that the 2 cup button would be more logical.
Which coffee (type of coffee) do you prefere to use with this type of coffee machine? I'm looking for the rightone to prepare to delicious espresso but I cannot...
Tom, any idea how to set the volumetric brew time back to default? I’ve set it to a certain “time”I guess, but I’d like to return to the one press to start brewing and another press to stop brewing configuration. Can’t seem to find that in the manual.
Hi Tom, I saw a Video of you steaming milk with the Dedica without using the metal tube (the same setup I see here). We tried this too and created a big milky mess. What, do you think, went wrong?
If my coffee out of the blue started to taste burnt, despite of factory reset. I think next step is to calibrate temperature. How would I know the current temp setting prior changing? Or what’s the factory setting temp? Low med or high? Thanks
I think the standard temp is medium. But it doesn't have to be the machine's fault. My favorite American roaster started burning their batches lately, and the result is not good, in any machine that I have.
Hi Tom. I just follow your video and set my delonghi ec 680. It set the temperure is high I use thermometer to check themperture. My machine is highest temperature is 81 C. It is ok or low
@@irenetruong424 Well you can measure the liquid coming out of the portafilter, but it is not that easy when it is bottomless. I will check mine again in the upcoming days and get back to you.
How do you get such good looking shots with this machine haha. Mine come out way underextracted. I think its mainly my grinder but I feel like the temperature of this machine is terrible
Hello there! Yes, your beans are probably too old - or in other words roasted too long ago. These videos may help: How to extract the perfect espresso: th-cam.com/video/piO6c695Op8/w-d-xo.html How to Get Crema: th-cam.com/video/00NSG9459a8/w-d-xo.html Why Supermarket Coffee Beans are RUINING your Espresso! th-cam.com/video/5BgMKqu8fJI/w-d-xo.html
Hi Tom Thanks for the video, i set the volume set up every time i use my delongi for different coffee beans and grinde setting. But my friend recently bought dedica 685 , same device , but i cant set the volume by pressing and holding button every other setting can be done but not the simple one which is setting the volume. The device is brand new It also does not do the pre infusion some times I did default setting 4times and yet its not possible to set volume How can i fix it ? Thanks
Do you have to have espresso in the basket in order to program shot volume? I programmed both of my buttons with an empty basket (just water flowing through) and every time I test another shot (full or empty basket) the weight is never the same.
I have been some issues with this machine maybe you can help. It started with needing to descale which ive done twice now. The machine seems to sputter a bit. And takes a long time to start coming out. I can never seem to get more than a small amount of crema. Im not sure if this is a grinder setting for the coffee i have or a myriad of other potential issues like not even pressure, too short of a brew time so i need to press the button again which i assume resets the pressure as well. Any tips are appreciated! When i first got the machine and tuned the grinder to a nice setting for espresso things worked out really well. Not sure whats going on!
Have you changed your beans? These videos may help: How to extract the perfect espresso: th-cam.com/video/piO6c695Op8/w-d-xo.html How to Get Crema: th-cam.com/video/00NSG9459a8/w-d-xo.html Why Supermarket Coffee Beans are RUINING your Espresso! th-cam.com/video/5BgMKqu8fJI/w-d-xo.html
Hi Tom - help needed please, I have the EC685 and recently bought a bottomless portafilter. Using the same coffee (Lavazza crema E gusto) and with the pressurized supplied portafilter I get a good crema, however using the same coffee (14g) with the bottomless very little to no crema. Certainly not like yours in the videos .I have reset the factory settings as per your process. Any suggestions?
Hello there! Yes, your beans are probably too old - or in other words roasted too long ago. These videos may help: How to extract the perfect espresso: th-cam.com/video/piO6c695Op8/w-d-xo.html How to Get Crema: th-cam.com/video/00NSG9459a8/w-d-xo.html Why Supermarket Coffee Beans are RUINING your Espresso! th-cam.com/video/5BgMKqu8fJI/w-d-xo.html
Hi, i tried to program the volume of espresso like what you have demonstrated, but when i did it again i didn't long press the single button but the volume delivered was less. I thought that i will be the same volume everytime i make my espresso.
It's supposed to be, but it will depend a bit on bean and grind setting, and also it's unfortunately not fool proof. There is certainly some tolerance there. Cheers!
Hi Tom. Hope u could help me. After making espresso and steaming the milk(for Flat White) the single cup and double cup buttons are blinking which means that the boiler is very hot so i need to cool the boiler by pressing the steam button to eject some water and steam but after doing so, the single and double cup buttons are still blinking. What do i need to do to make another cup of espresso? Do i need to turn Off and On the side button to go back to normal position. Thanks in advance for your advice and nice vlogs by the way.😉👍
Hi 👋 Emonez! How Long are you cooling down the boiler? You have to wait until water eventually comes out of the steam want. Then, the pump should turn off automatically, and you will be ready to brew an espresso.
@@TomsCoffeeCorner thanks for the immediate reply. After the water comes out of the steam wand, I immediately turn off the steam valve since its already giving steam but the single & double cup buttons are still blinking thats why I just turn off the machine and wait for about 10 secs before I turn it on again and its ready to make another cup of espresso. Am I doing it wrong?🤔 Thanks again for your advices.😉
@@emonez1860 Hey Emonez, you just have to keep the steam valve turned on until water comes out. That will cool the thermoblock down enough, so that you can brew espresso again. The flashing lights just are telling you that the measured temperature is still too high for espresso brewing. Hope that helps!
Hello there! Yes, your beans are probably too old - or in other words roasted too long ago. These videos may help: How to Get Crema: th-cam.com/video/00NSG9459a8/w-d-xo.html Why Supermarket Coffee Beans are RUINING your Espresso! th-cam.com/video/5BgMKqu8fJI/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for your video. Do you know how to fix the amount of coffee brewed? after pressing the button (one cup or two cups) it only brews coffe for 3 secondes. also the steam stops after a 5 secondes. i couldn't find any solution for this. thank you.
Hey there! You have to keep holding the button, until the desired amount has been reached. To do so, just press and keep holding the button while the espresso is extracting. Ideally use a scale, to know how much liquid you are extracting. Then, when the target amount has been reached, release the button. Cheers!
@@TomsCoffeeCorner Thank you for your answer. Unfortunately even with the trick you mentioned, nothing happens. Descaling Also doesn't last more than 5 seconds. there was no way to reprogram the amount of time for each process. i found a way thanks to one's comment to force the pump puch the water out to descale the machine. to do so : - turn off the machine - press and hold the one cup coffee button and turn the machine on. - press and hold both one cup button and steam button to force pump the water out. (keep holding the button to pump the water) - every 20 seconds switch the lever between steam mode and coffee mode - do this process for about 2 L of water. after doing this, i was able to reprogram the brewing time.
@Obsqure Music I am having the same problem as you. But I don’t understand one of the step. What do you mean by “every 20 seconds switch the lever between the steam mode and coffee mod”?
Hey Ahmet! Could be too low of a pressure, too low of a temperature, maybe too much coffee in the filter as well. How many grams are you using, and at what temp? By the way, some beans will just tend to be sour as well. These pair well with cappuccino in my opinion.
Hi Tom..great videos you got here and super liked your content. I wanted to ask whats ur take on the delonghi grinder kg79 there..is it a good buy for a burr grinder?. Thanks!
Awesome Lee, thanks for the feedback! Well, the KG79 works for espresso with a hack, but it is not ideal. I would really suggest saving up for the Manuale/Notte from Eureka: amzn.to/3PbXvHt
Hi. I program coffee extraction and memorize. And after turning off the device and turning it on again... the memory was not remembered. I did the same procedure as in the video. Am I making a mistake somewhere, or is the device not working as it should?
Hmm, that seems a little weird. Have you tried both buttons? What kind of beans and grinder are you using? Sometimes the dose will be off if the beans are ground too fine, for example.
@@TomsCoffeeCorner Thx for reply….How to solve the problem of coffee extraction time, so that the memory remains remembered, after i turn off device? Should I return the device to the seller or….?
Hey tom, i have had this machine for a while, lately since the last few months, no matter what i do its pulling bitter shots. Kind of over extracted. Tried changing beans, grind size, descaling, everything. With everything remaining the same what could be the cause? Maybe machine has lost pressure? Not sure about that because its pulling decent crema. I use about 12.5 grams of coffee in a non pressurized basket
Hey Taplu, how old is your machine? I found that my pump lost pressure after 5 years, and I overhauled the pump to get the max pressure back. Did anything else change? What kind of water are you using?
@@TomsCoffeeCorner the machine about 2.5 yrs old. I have always been using RO filtered water. Nothing changed, tried going back to older coffee, newer coffee, fresh roasts, degassed. etcetc. The same coffee through my picopresso is yielding great shots
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When I unplug the machine are the settings still safed or does it only safe them while in on/standby mode?
I lost my user manual, you're video is much better than the manual, straight to the point and crystal clear, Thanks so much for this video
You betcha, Sherif! Using videos is easier than the instruction booklet anyway, I find. Cheers!
I agree - Delonghi’s videos can make even the very simple seem convoluted- far too much language for simple steps.
Thank you.
Very helpful.
Mine was set for low coffee temperature, now it's on high temperature, much more pleasant.
I Love this machine.
Greetings from Portugal.
Cheers🇵🇹🕊
Awesome, glad you're enjoying your machine! Cheers! Tom
I come back once in a while to watch back this when needed haha.
Same
Perfect tutorial! The included instructions with the machine are useless - as is the instructional video by delonghi. Thank you thank you thank you! Cheers from 🇨🇦
Haha, thanks for your comment. 😉 The directions in the manual aren't too bad, but yes not great.
Wishing you a great 2023, and greetings from Germany!
I've just received my first non-pod coffee machine which was influenced by your more than any other TH-camr. The Deduce just seems the best balance of functionality vs cost. I bought used, and despite them saying there were problems with it, I simply cleaned it before first use and it seems fine (but it was really gunked up). This video is going to be a great help in setting it up. Thanks!
You’re an angel! Because I definitely threw away the settings manual 😂 thank you!
Thank you for this vid, because I managed to clean the machine and reset to factory sertings and now it's making a great coffee again and without the orange 'engine' light on. What a relief! ;)
This is such a helpful video, Tom - thank you! I just received a Dedica EC885M today, and you’ve saved me needing to troubleshoot any of these settings as I get it going ☺️
Hi 🙋♂️ Jocelyn! I’m glad this video could be helpful. I have some others on the Dedica that might be helpful as well.
Oohwee! I’d love to get my hands on an EC 885 as well. You will have to report your results and let me know what you think of it.🤗 Cheers! ☕️
@@TomsCoffeeCorner yes, I am currently binging your videos! I am coming from a little Saeco Aroma manual machine I’ve had since…2009? 😬 This is an upgrade in a lot of ways, certainly! I was confused by the pressurized filters it comes with though, so over time I’m guessing I may want to pick up the aftermarket portafilter you recommended as well. We’ll see how it goes!
@@jocelynplemel2736 Hey Jocelyn, the pressurized filters were designed for pre-ground coffee beans, or if you have a grinder which cannot grind fine enough for espresso. The unpressurized filters on the other hand require a finer grind, so they will need a decent grinder. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions! Cheers, Tom
@@TomsCoffeeCorner that makes sense, as I do understand this machine is meant to be beginner friendly. I do have a somewhat decent burr grinder (though the Eureka you’ve shown looks amazing, but probably not justifiable for me at the moment). It’s too bad De’Longhi didn’t provide a simple option to swap out for a non-pressurized filter with the Dedica line.
@@jocelynplemel2736 That's true. I think it would be great if they would include one, too. But you can get some affordable baskets from Amazon. I included a link in the description. Can you let me know how this machine steams milk for cappuccinos? I am very curious to see it in action, actually.
Got one for Christmas this video was really helpful thanks Tom
just ordered a de'longhi dedica and i stambled on your video before it arrives. i knew right away i have to save it for later. Thanks sir
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Thanks for your support!
Dude, cant ignore you anymore, I will sub! :)
Man thank you so much, I didn’t understand the manual by them saying “it is highlighted by relative setting” I thought it meant the setting you picked and not the current setting you are editing
This video saved my life today... Thanks man...
Sweet! Thanks for your feedback. 👍
Much much better than the manual
Hoping to get my Dedica tomorrow (Evri screwed uo my delivery yesterday!) so will be referring back to this video when I set it up. Thanks, as always Tom!
Very nice! Have fun, Chryseas!
Concise adn to the point.
This is awesome and all the instructions work!!
Thank you for saving me so much time!! 😊
SO useful as I got my machine second-hand, ie with no manual. Thanks Tom!
Awesome! Glad to be of help.
You're the best :-) Now I got almost the exact 685 setup as you have (you were my inspiration), and I learn a lot from your channel. I try to get micro foam to make latte art, but it is hard to achieve (my "wand" looks like yours on this video). But I am trying, I assume finally I will get what I want to XD Cheers, Tom!
Thanks for sharing! It takes quite some time to foam for microfoam, and then pouring latte art is another challenge. But it's fun to practice. Cheers!
Great video, thanks! I have one question: What would you recommend as the ideal volume for a single espresso (“one cup button”) and for two espressos (two cup button”)?
These are super essential, love it!
Thankyou! Just changed the settings 😍😍
This is so helpful, thank you very much!
You're very welcome!
Hello there thanks for a very clear video! So I bought one for my mum and she wants to change the water amount to about 180 ml (max) in two-cup button. But when she follows the instructions in manual it does not work, she does not get this 180 ml of coffee. Do you know what might be the cause? Cheers!
@@malwinagrebowicz884 Well, it might time out…it’s supposed to do smaller volumes than that for traditional espresso. But I can see 180ml as a cafe crema. I’ll have to try it and see if I can get it to work.
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thank you so much you are a life saver mr Tom!
Happy to help!
@TomsCoffeeCorner οne more question.I distribute my coffee well with my wdt tool,I get my beans in a coffee shop grinded fresh but in 25 to 27 seconds range I get like 80 grams of coffee with just a small layer of crema with 18 gramms in the puck (bottomless) why do u think that happens;
Do you recomand doing this settings if i use pre-ground coffe?
Awesome, thank you!👍🏻
Dude, you are the best
Found this easier to follow than Delongis own clip 👍
Awesome - thanks for the feedback!
Thanks very much, very helpful
Hello Tom, thank you very much! :D
thank you very much for this tutorial is realy helpfull
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Tom. Regarding the hardness of water, if you use a filter like the one that Delonghi suggests to use inside the water tank (dls c002), you should then choose the soft water setting, right?
Thank you, amazing video
Thank you! That was so helpful!
Always helpful Tom one question only resetting the default settings meaning left to right one ☕️ ❓two ☕️☕️❓and ☁️❓thank You for your answer
That is correct. Cheers!
@@TomsCoffeeCorner sorry for the unclear question but what are the default settings hard or mild water hot or lukewarm water and time up to 🙏❓
Default should be med temp, med hardness, and 30 minute standby.@@Svendus
all topics in one video. Thanks a lot°
Sure thing, Cihan! Cheers! ☕️
Amazing! Thank you soooo much!❤
grazie, veramente grazie.
Is it truly volumetric measurement, or just brewing by timer? I'm planning to buy this dedica
Any tips on getting the water tank cover to stop rattling during operation?
Put a little weight on it maybe.
How often should we descale when only using pure distilled bottled water? Thx for the video
Well, distilled water is devoid of minerals, so there ought not to be any scale build up. I guess then 1-2 times per year just to be safe. Cheers!
Thanks for the video! Btw, does this reset also one and two cup volume setting? Or cup volume stays forever?
Hey, did you find out the answer?
If you hold down the button for a set length of time, the machine stores that time and that becomes the new setting for that button.
Thank you brother❤..it help me a lot.bcoz i dont understand whats inside the manual book actually😂😂
Thanks for the video, I was wondering if the machine loses this configuration when unplugged or when turned off by the power key while still plugged?
Hey Ahmed, no it doesn't lose the settings. Cheers!
Damn your coffee looks so much better than mine! 😋
@@alexthomson7465 Just need fresh beans my friend!
thank you it was helpful👏🙏👍
Glad it helped!
helpful video, my provlem was solved cause your tips, so much thanks. keep sharing
Glad it helped, Yuda!
thanks for this video..
You betcha!
Hi really happy to see this function.. what do you use for your Espresso, water temperature to (hight) , ?water Hardness to soft or medium?? i try default setting and it pouring like waterfall
The hardness setting doesn't do anything to the coffee, it's simply for the internal timer for descaling warning.
What's the difference between "1 cup" or "2 cup" buttons if you're normally using them to make coffe?
Does the 2 increase the speed/duration of water flow or is there no difference, it just makes sense to use it only if you're using a big cup?
You can simply set 2 different volumes.
What are the preset settings for temp & water hardness & auto off? Also, for the 1 cup & 2 cup pre-sets? Thanks!
I think medium, medium and 9 minutes. The preset volumes are I think 50 and 70ml, but that's without load (just water coming out).
The coffee grinder we see in this video is not designed for espresso, what do u think about it?
Hi Tom,
Just bought this machine not long ago and have upgraded to a bottomless basket 👍🏻
Not tried it out yet but I’m sure going to try these settings! Thanks for the helpful tips
Sounds great! Hope you enjoy it Rhys!
Late to the conversation but how did you get on with it?
@@Fuhbags takes a little bit of getting used to finding the right grind etc but once the sweet spot is found it’s a lot better by far 👍🏻
What are the best settings for this machine ?
Hi Tim, thanks for the video. So hottest temp and hardest water are the best options?
I make espresso for myself, and every now and then a latte for a visitor. So hot it the best?
Hey Rocco! That just depends on your tastes. I prefer the espresso a little hotter, and for most beans the hotter extraction is better. But, each can experiment for himself. Oh, and hard water is just to set the reminder frequency for descaling. Cheers!
If I set up my dedica like that set up would I get like this shot ?
Hi, well it depends more on the coffee you are using, and your grinder. For getting good crema, check out this video: th-cam.com/video/klqspR4Sou8/w-d-xo.html
Awesome!
Hello Tom! Why you dose 14 gram in the basket when you press the one button cup? 14 gram should be the two button cup?
Hey Jonas, you can dose as much as you want with either button. But thanks for pointing that out - you are right that the 2 cup button would be more logical.
Once I’ve set my machine will it go in to default if I switch it off at the wall . Will I need to reset it again 😊
Hi! No, it keeps its settings until you manually choose to reset to default. Cheers!
Please contact DeLonghi - if you aren’t employed by their customer service to make How To videos - you should be. Thankyou, Thankyou , Thankyou. 😊
@@cassy6513 haha, thanks so much!
Which coffee (type of coffee) do you prefere to use with this type of coffee machine? I'm looking for the rightone to prepare to delicious espresso but I cannot...
I go for a med-dark roast, and try to get them pretty fresh, like 2 weeks to 2 months off of roast date.
Tom, any idea how to set the volumetric brew time back to default? I’ve set it to a certain “time”I guess, but I’d like to return to the one press to start brewing and another press to stop brewing configuration. Can’t seem to find that in the manual.
Resetting back to default settings should be in the video. That also resets the volumetric dosing. Cheers!
Bonjour
J’ai la buse de ma delonghi Dedica qui ne s’enclenche plus, quelle est la solution pour régler ce problème merci pour votre retour.
Where did you order that clear espresso shot glass w the markings on the side?
Here you go! amzn.to/3AESmTZ
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Hi Tom, I saw a Video of you steaming milk with the Dedica without using the metal tube (the same setup I see here). We tried this too and created a big milky mess. What, do you think, went wrong?
Just takes a lot of practice. See Emilee Bryant or Lance Hedrick for the best milk steaming tutorials.
@@TomsCoffeeCorner thanks for your response. I forgot to mention that in our case the rubber hose flipped off 🙈 and therefor we had the milky mess 😂
Just use a little cable zip tie, and it will stay on!@@thorstenmagoley1029
hey tom, is dedica better with the higher temperature? should I change it?
It's about your own personal preference. Try each setting and leave it on the one you prefer.
@noggintube hey thank you! I found it depends on the beans, the lighter the higher temperature 🤭
👍Merci👍
If my coffee out of the blue started to taste burnt, despite of factory reset. I think next step is to calibrate temperature. How would I know the current temp setting prior changing? Or what’s the factory setting temp? Low med or high? Thanks
I think the standard temp is medium. But it doesn't have to be the machine's fault. My favorite American roaster started burning their batches lately, and the result is not good, in any machine that I have.
Hi Tom. I just follow your video and set my delonghi ec 680. It set the temperure is high
I use thermometer to check themperture. My machine is highest temperature is 81 C. It is ok or low
Hello Irene, how did you measure the temperature? Is that the temp of the espresso coming out of the unmodified portafilter?
@@TomsCoffeeCorner Hello Tom. I use bottomless portafilter. Would you please let me know how you measure the temperature. Thank you so much
@@irenetruong424 Well you can measure the liquid coming out of the portafilter, but it is not that easy when it is bottomless. I will check mine again in the upcoming days and get back to you.
Hello, if I let the machine auto off does it consume energy since the energy button is still pressed?
There will be a little residual energy to power the board, sure.
How do you get such good looking shots with this machine haha. Mine come out way underextracted. I think its mainly my grinder but I feel like the temperature of this machine is terrible
Hello there! Yes, your beans are probably too old - or in other words roasted too long ago.
These videos may help:
How to extract the perfect espresso: th-cam.com/video/piO6c695Op8/w-d-xo.html
How to Get Crema: th-cam.com/video/00NSG9459a8/w-d-xo.html
Why Supermarket Coffee Beans are RUINING your Espresso! th-cam.com/video/5BgMKqu8fJI/w-d-xo.html
Hi Tom,
For EC 785 model same video instructions will apply ?
I both this model 2day for 269 euros.
Kind regards,
Robert
Hey Robert, yes these all include the same settings. Congrats on your new machine! Tom
Hi Tom
Thanks for the video, i set the volume set up every time i use my delongi for different coffee beans and grinde setting. But my friend recently bought dedica 685 , same device , but i cant set the volume by pressing and holding button every other setting can be done but not the simple one which is setting the volume.
The device is brand new
It also does not do the pre infusion some times
I did default setting 4times and yet its not possible to set volume
How can i fix it ?
Thanks
Hmm, I wonder if the water counter is faulty. Can your friend return it for a different one?
@@TomsCoffeeCorner i actually told him the same, to chang the device from the seller
But isn't it really some kind of software problem ?
@@Arashasadi23 I don't know...I would just exchange it, if it's under warranty.
Do you have to have espresso in the basket in order to program shot volume? I programmed both of my buttons with an empty basket (just water flowing through) and every time I test another shot (full or empty basket) the weight is never the same.
Right, you need to do it with coffee, because then there's resistance, which affects how the water counter works. Cheers!
I have been some issues with this machine maybe you can help. It started with needing to descale which ive done twice now. The machine seems to sputter a bit. And takes a long time to start coming out. I can never seem to get more than a small amount of crema. Im not sure if this is a grinder setting for the coffee i have or a myriad of other potential issues like not even pressure, too short of a brew time so i need to press the button again which i assume resets the pressure as well. Any tips are appreciated! When i first got the machine and tuned the grinder to a nice setting for espresso things worked out really well. Not sure whats going on!
Have you changed your beans?
These videos may help:
How to extract the perfect espresso: th-cam.com/video/piO6c695Op8/w-d-xo.html
How to Get Crema: th-cam.com/video/00NSG9459a8/w-d-xo.html
Why Supermarket Coffee Beans are RUINING your Espresso! th-cam.com/video/5BgMKqu8fJI/w-d-xo.html
Hej, na ktorej kropce od lewej mielisz ziarna w młynku Delongi do Dedici ? Dzieki za odpowiedz
How much volume should be chosen for double dose?
16 grams in, 32 grams out.
what mean hard or soft water ?
Hi Tom - help needed please, I have the EC685 and recently bought a bottomless portafilter. Using the same coffee (Lavazza crema E gusto) and with the pressurized supplied portafilter I get a good crema, however using the same coffee (14g) with the bottomless very little to no crema. Certainly not like yours in the videos .I have reset the factory settings as per your process. Any suggestions?
Hello there! Yes, your beans are probably too old - or in other words roasted too long ago.
These videos may help:
How to extract the perfect espresso: th-cam.com/video/piO6c695Op8/w-d-xo.html
How to Get Crema: th-cam.com/video/00NSG9459a8/w-d-xo.html
Why Supermarket Coffee Beans are RUINING your Espresso! th-cam.com/video/5BgMKqu8fJI/w-d-xo.html
Hi, i tried to program the volume of espresso like what you have demonstrated, but when i did it again i didn't long press the single button but the volume delivered was less. I thought that i will be the same volume everytime i make my espresso.
It's supposed to be, but it will depend a bit on bean and grind setting, and also it's unfortunately not fool proof. There is certainly some tolerance there. Cheers!
excelente
Muchas gracias!
👌👌👌
The grinded coffee is fine but the extraxted coffee not creamy, I'm not sure what's the problem
does water hardness affect caffe taste?
Heck yeah it does! Just try some nice softened water like Dasani, Fiji, and you will notice a difference, big time.
If i unplug the cable from wall
Do i need to do this again or it saved ?
Nope, it remembers the settings!
@@TomsCoffeeCorner thanks
Thank you for helping videos.
Is this works with EC785?
Yes! Cheers!
Hi Tom. Hope u could help me. After making espresso and steaming the milk(for Flat White) the single cup and double cup buttons are blinking which means that the boiler is very hot so i need to cool the boiler by pressing the steam button to eject some water and steam but after doing so, the single and double cup buttons are still blinking. What do i need to do to make another cup of espresso? Do i need to turn Off and On the side button to go back to normal position. Thanks in advance for your advice and nice vlogs by the way.😉👍
Hi 👋 Emonez! How Long are you cooling down the boiler? You have to wait until water eventually comes out of the steam want. Then, the pump should turn off automatically, and you will be ready to brew an espresso.
@@TomsCoffeeCorner thanks for the immediate reply. After the water comes out of the steam wand, I immediately turn off the steam valve since its already giving steam but the single & double cup buttons are still blinking thats why I just turn off the machine and wait for about 10 secs before I turn it on again and its ready to make another cup of espresso. Am I doing it wrong?🤔 Thanks again for your advices.😉
@@emonez1860 Hey Emonez, you just have to keep the steam valve turned on until water comes out. That will cool the thermoblock down enough, so that you can brew espresso again. The flashing lights just are telling you that the measured temperature is still too high for espresso brewing. Hope that helps!
@@TomsCoffeeCorner thanks Bro😉👍
I am also having the same issue..but i will try again using this suggestion and hopefully works the third time around!
Hello! I just bought my machine (1 week) , but my machine always make flat expressos. What can I do? 😢
Hello there! Yes, your beans are probably too old - or in other words roasted too long ago.
These videos may help:
How to Get Crema: th-cam.com/video/00NSG9459a8/w-d-xo.html
Why Supermarket Coffee Beans are RUINING your Espresso! th-cam.com/video/5BgMKqu8fJI/w-d-xo.html
I forgot how to figure out what are the existing settings!
Thank you for your video.
Do you know how to fix the amount of coffee brewed?
after pressing the button (one cup or two cups) it only brews coffe for 3 secondes. also the steam stops after a 5 secondes.
i couldn't find any solution for this.
thank you.
Hey there! You have to keep holding the button, until the desired amount has been reached. To do so, just press and keep holding the button while the espresso is extracting. Ideally use a scale, to know how much liquid you are extracting. Then, when the target amount has been reached, release the button. Cheers!
@@TomsCoffeeCorner Thank you for your answer. Unfortunately even with the trick you mentioned, nothing happens.
Descaling Also doesn't last more than 5 seconds. there was no way to reprogram the amount of time for each process.
i found a way thanks to one's comment to force the pump puch the water out to descale the machine.
to do so :
- turn off the machine
- press and hold the one cup coffee button and turn the machine on.
- press and hold both one cup button and steam button to force pump the water out. (keep holding the button to pump the water)
- every 20 seconds switch the lever between steam mode and coffee mode
- do this process for about 2 L of water.
after doing this, i was able to reprogram the brewing time.
@@obsquremusic Ok, I did not know of this hack. Thanks for sharing! Maybe this can help someone else as well. Cheers! Tom
@Obsqure Music I am having the same problem as you. But I don’t understand one of the step. What do you mean by “every 20 seconds switch the lever between the steam mode and coffee mod”?
@@greentealeung803 you just have to switch the lever up and down between steam mode and brewing mode every 20 seconds or so.
hi Tom! my espresso yield is quite bitter with Lavazza Super Crema, Why would that be? any thoughts?
Hey Ahmet! Could be too low of a pressure, too low of a temperature, maybe too much coffee in the filter as well. How many grams are you using, and at what temp?
By the way, some beans will just tend to be sour as well. These pair well with cappuccino in my opinion.
Hi Tom..great videos you got here and super liked your content. I wanted to ask whats ur take on the delonghi grinder kg79 there..is it a good buy for a burr grinder?. Thanks!
Awesome Lee, thanks for the feedback! Well, the KG79 works for espresso with a hack, but it is not ideal. I would really suggest saving up for the Manuale/Notte from Eureka: amzn.to/3PbXvHt
@@TomsCoffeeCorner thanks Tom! 😉 again great videos and looking forward for more! Happy espresso-ing! 👊🏼
What is it set to as default for each 3 settings?
Good question. I don't quite remember, but I think med temp, med hardness, and 9 minute standby.
Thanks for help!!
Hi. I program coffee extraction and memorize. And after turning off the device and turning it on again... the memory was not remembered. I did the same procedure as in the video. Am I making a mistake somewhere, or is the device not working as it should?
Hmm, that seems a little weird. Have you tried both buttons? What kind of beans and grinder are you using? Sometimes the dose will be off if the beans are ground too fine, for example.
@@TomsCoffeeCorner Grinder is Krups GVX242, and the measure is set to the finest.
@@TomsCoffeeCorner Thx for reply….How to solve the problem of coffee extraction time, so that the memory remains remembered, after i turn off device? Should I return the device to the seller or….?
@@TomsCoffeeCorner I use coffie beans Lavazza Crama E Aroma…
@@jazebov Maybe? If it is not being stored, perhaps there is an issue with the water counting wheel. Cheers!
Hey tom, i have had this machine for a while, lately since the last few months, no matter what i do its pulling bitter shots. Kind of over extracted. Tried changing beans, grind size, descaling, everything. With everything remaining the same what could be the cause? Maybe machine has lost pressure? Not sure about that because its pulling decent crema. I use about 12.5 grams of coffee in a non pressurized basket
Hey Taplu, how old is your machine? I found that my pump lost pressure after 5 years, and I overhauled the pump to get the max pressure back. Did anything else change? What kind of water are you using?
@@TomsCoffeeCorner the machine about 2.5 yrs old. I have always been using RO filtered water. Nothing changed, tried going back to older coffee, newer coffee, fresh roasts, degassed. etcetc. The same coffee through my picopresso is yielding great shots