This means your grinding is not optimal for your shot. You need to go finer. If you cant go finer you can increase dose, if you cant increase dose, you can tamp it with higher pressure. Also, don't use default portafilter, it's very bad, buy a naked one.
I've tried changing the water temperature, but when it gets to the part where it supposedly shows the "current setting" the lights always flash the same as they did before. Does that mean I have not actually changed the temperature?
@@iplaybose I believe this is not the question. I have the same problem - The thing is when you enter again Settings/Temp menu it is supposed to show "the current setting" - this is always the "lowest"(1 cup), no matter if you selected mid or high during the previous selection.
It doesn't matter, you won't have this temperature in your cup, because group is not temperature stable on Dedica. If you don't use dark roast, just set temperature to max, as it will always come down while passing through the group and portafilter.
I followed the settings as mentioned and even at the max position, my expresso still not really warm. It feels like the components of this machine are cheap versions from Delonghi.
Delonghi is not meant to bring you temperature control, this feature really works in 1500+ bucks coffee machines only. What you can do to improve your coffee though, is to pull the first shot through the empty portafilter to your cup, rasing temperature of the whole system up. Then wipe your portafilter and you cup, and only then pull the real shot with coffee. That's the way you can mimic temperature control on Dedica. Don't forget to stir your coffee, to bring all the heaviest extracted components to the surface. Good luck!
@Huajie Liu The thing is when you enter again Settings/Temp menu it is supposed to show "the current setting" - this is always the "lowest"(1 cup), no matter if you selected mid or high during the previous selection.
@@krasimirmuratovski7633 I've noticed that when entering the temp settings that you need to observe which lights come on just after hitting the 1 cup button. Then after that the lights flash in sequence. Is it the 1 cup light only (low) or 1 cup and 2 cup at the same time (med) or all three lights come on at the exact same time (high). Saying that I can tell which mode it is in but unless my temperature guage is rubbish it only ever registers 72c or 82c. Today I tried low and it still came out as 82c. Mostly low gives me 72c and med and high give me 82c. I only got over 90c once over the past week. I started to measure the temp each time a week ago. I have been making 8 cappucinos a day at least so I think the temperature bit is a gimmick or is broken or my thermometer can't tell the difference. Saying all that I have experimented making three shots of expresso with the same measurements of the same exact coffee and each with the three different temperature settings and they all taste different! By the way I also always do a water only 2 cups through the portafilter to heat is up.
These videos never match the manual. The final blinking light will always be the single shot according to the manual. ++++ Setting coffee temperature To modify the temperature of the water used to make the coffee, proceed as follows: 1. Access the settings menu; 2. Press the button to enter the coffee temperature selection mode. The lights corresponding to the current selection come on: low medium high 3. The lights start flashing in sequence; 4. Press the button corresponding to the required temperature:
low medium high 5. The button flashes to indicate that the selection has been saved. The appliance exits the menu and is ready for use.
Thanks worked for my Dedica Arte. Now I have a hotter drink!
Whats the best temperature for a nice crema ? I use coffee pods.
Does this persist ? or just that use ? assuming unplugging will def reset it
Does anybody know, if there is a similar way to change temps on a EC 820.b machine, as it has knobs instead of buttons?
I've been using high temp but I blonde very quickly for some reason. So I have been using med for few weeks and it's a bit better
This means your grinding is not optimal for your shot. You need to go finer. If you cant go finer you can increase dose, if you cant increase dose, you can tamp it with higher pressure. Also, don't use default portafilter, it's very bad, buy a naked one.
I've tried changing the water temperature, but when it gets to the part where it supposedly shows the "current setting" the lights always flash the same as they did before. Does that mean I have not actually changed the temperature?
you did, the 1 cup flashes meaning that your value is saved
@@iplaybose I believe this is not the question. I have the same problem - The thing is when you enter again Settings/Temp menu it is supposed to show "the current setting" - this is always the "lowest"(1 cup), no matter if you selected mid or high during the previous selection.
@@krasimirmuratovski7633 exactly my situation right now! Ugh
@@thisizamra I have solved the issue - another machine from another brand(never again DeLonghi).
@@krasimirmuratovski7633 what did you buy?
Which setting is recommended for best quality?
Highest temp
@@user-eu7wp3jh2b Medium is fine for a darker roast
How to set up for high temperature?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
How many degrees mean low, médium, high?
Very good question.
Is not on the manual as well will be great if they could clarify that.
It doesn't matter, you won't have this temperature in your cup, because group is not temperature stable on Dedica. If you don't use dark roast, just set temperature to max, as it will always come down while passing through the group and portafilter.
What temperatures correspond to low, medium, and high?
100-200-300
300 ° Fahrenheit?
I think @coni-wayt is joking
same settings as water durity? i dont understand it...
I followed the settings as mentioned and even at the max position, my expresso still not really warm. It feels like the components of this machine are cheap versions from Delonghi.
Delonghi is not meant to bring you temperature control, this feature really works in 1500+ bucks coffee machines only. What you can do to improve your coffee though, is to pull the first shot through the empty portafilter to your cup, rasing temperature of the whole system up. Then wipe your portafilter and you cup, and only then pull the real shot with coffee. That's the way you can mimic temperature control on Dedica. Don't forget to stir your coffee, to bring all the heaviest extracted components to the surface. Good luck!
Mine is very hot, in fact I’m a bit worried it is too hot, but it does solve the steam problem.
I've set the the temperature to highest and my coffee is still just mildly warm. Anyone else has the same issue?
good day everyone. i can't set water temperature on that device. always saved lowest value.
Thank you so much for clarifying. They used low in the video and just said “the button will flash” which left it frustratingly ambiguous
@Huajie Liu The thing is when you enter again Settings/Temp menu it is supposed to show "the current setting" - this is always the "lowest"(1 cup), no matter if you selected mid or high during the previous selection.
@@krasimirmuratovski7633 I've noticed that when entering the temp settings that you need to observe which lights come on just after hitting the 1 cup button. Then after that the lights flash in sequence. Is it the 1 cup light only (low) or 1 cup and 2 cup at the same time (med) or all three lights come on at the exact same time (high). Saying that I can tell which mode it is in but unless my temperature guage is rubbish it only ever registers 72c or 82c. Today I tried low and it still came out as 82c. Mostly low gives me 72c and med and high give me 82c. I only got over 90c once over the past week. I started to measure the temp each time a week ago. I have been making 8 cappucinos a day at least so I think the temperature bit is a gimmick or is broken or my thermometer can't tell the difference. Saying all that I have experimented making three shots of expresso with the same measurements of the same exact coffee and each with the three different temperature settings and they all taste different! By the way I also always do a water only 2 cups through the portafilter to heat is up.
@@DevineOne Thx, finally 🙂👍🏼
@@DevineOne It is actually as shown in the video, choose one of the buttons corresponding with the temperature you want.
What temperatures is low medium and high!!! It is important
Pablo Alarcón with high setting i only get 82c max
The ideal temp should be around 90-95C as the most of the expresso machines used to do.
@@hdja7238 same here
Use a thermometer to be sure. There may be variations in machines.
These videos never match the manual. The final blinking light will always be the single shot according to the manual.
++++
Setting coffee temperature
To modify the temperature of the water used to make the coffee,
proceed as follows:
1. Access the settings menu;
2. Press the button to enter the coffee temperature
selection mode.
The lights corresponding to the current selection come on:
low
medium
high
3. The lights start flashing in sequence;
4. Press the button corresponding to the required
temperature:
low medium high
5. The button flashes to indicate that the selection has
been saved.
The appliance exits the menu and is ready for use.
It wont change
The machine less than one year 🤣🙄
this does not work, it’s a gimmick