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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- This build log shows how the Gaggiuino project gives an old Gaggia Classic modern features to step up your espresso experience.
It is not a step by step guide as it depends on the components and machine used but should give an overview about how this modification can be done.
Sources:
Gaggiuino project: gaggiuino.github.io/
Gaggiuino PCB v3: github.com/ban...
PCB made by JLCPCB: jlcpcb.com/?fr...
Bought components (common parts for PCB or modular setup):
Nextion nx3224f024 screen: s.click.aliexp...
Solid state relais: s.click.aliexp...
Fittings: s.click.aliexp...
Check the Gaggiuino website for infos what components are required for specific models!
Big thanks for putting this together. I've ordered the GCP, and will be getting the PCB3, hopefully the August, 1st run. I'm sure, I'll be rewatching this video many times, once I have all the parts, and start working on the mods.
Just got My PCB for the same GB :) watching because of that.
I'm also thinking about mounting the screen in the front. Actually might redesign the nexion to work with their bigger screens so I can get some more detail and resolution :)
@@v0idgrimI really like the look of a front mounted screen, but I'm worried that the group head heat might be too high.
If you are going to do this build with a gaggia classic, make sure to get the 1991 classic version or the new classic pro version, the more recent classic version has different parts.
Thanks for putting this up! The Gaggiuino is a project I cant wait to get started :) I ordered pretty much all the mods you can get for it, but this is the first time I've seen the hardware scales in place. They look as though they work really damn well!
Brilliant vid on the Gaggiuino build. Thank you so much.
That's insane, been thinking about making something like this for weeks after seeing a video on the zpm nocturn. This should be a good watch.
Amazing! Your video came just in time, I was planning to start my GC PCB v3 build this week :-) thanks for the time you put into this, it's very informative.
Thanks for this video. I just got V3.1 kit from PeakCC but have be struggling to visualise the schematics and connections. This does a great job with that
How did your install go with the 3.1? There aren’t any videos or info out there about the 3.1 install and end results. I’m getting ready to do this mod myself.
Haha, didn't know we had another common interest! I also own a gaggia classic. No pid.
Gutes Video 😊
Thanks for this video! I have the same old machine and am awaiting the last parts for the Gaggiuino mod. Will definitely use this video as help for the installation :)
Geiles Projekt und mega cool, dass du es gefilmt hast! Was würdest du sagen wie viel Zeit hast du insgesamt (filmen ausgenommen) investiert? Grüße gehn raus!
Nice Project. Thx for the video.
I have planed with a mate to build a full coffeemaschine. Not only expresso.
Grüße aus dem Schwabendland :)
Thanks for the video! Great project!!
Its a really good video I have 2006 classic with the PID and pressure Gauge with dimmer mod and am thinking of going this mod. I was wondering why did you not do an SSR for the steam? Is this because you did the Ardiuno not the STM32 upgrade Gaggiuino mod.
There is no extra part required for anything steam related. Steam mode is just increasing the boiler target temperature. The heaters are already controlled by an ssr.
hi, congratulations for the work. one question...did you assemble the pcb yourself or did you have the person who printed it do it?
12:18 Isolating the boiler might help (if there’s enough room to do so).
yes that would be possible but also make maintenance harder if you want to get to the controller
I'm surprised you did not upgrade the shower plate with a brass one
Yeah i should have. I thought about it but it was more expensive and assumed the original one would be fine.
Thank you so much!
Do you have an estimate how much the built cost you?
I hold the steam wand at half the radius in the jug to facilitate whirling. But not bad for a start at all!
How was the coffee?
very cool
Is there a way to a more simple mod where the heating element turns on when you push the brew button to get higher and more stable brew temp?
A PID kit is about $100 and allows precise temp control. You still need to open the machine but it's pretty easy.
Awesome
How did you wired the water pump? I am building the lego version and I am not sure how to go witth the wires from the dimmer to the water pump and what. Thank you in advance
may ask why did you choose PCB over lego build?
Because it is much smaller and will be more reliable if there are less wires between the modules. Overall a cleaner setup
Where do you purchase the PCB? kinda a silly question
Thanks for the video. What portafilter you use?
A nameless one you will find when searching on ebay for gaggia compatible 58mm replacements
@@Gigawipf Thanks! Looks nice 👍🏻
Can this be done with the new gaggia classic 2023 evo pro? Thanks!
Not OP, but yes it can. I'm planning to do that as soon as my parts come in
Would you be willing to share a profile you use for an espresso. It is kind of tricky to set the right settings. It's not as straightforward as I thought it will be.
That would depend on the rest of your setup. Better check out the gaggiuino community and what they recommend. I usually use something close to default settings, 2bar preinfusion, 9 bar start and a duration of hopefully about 20-30s but depends on what you want to brew and how you grind and prepare it.
Hi,
Is there a reason why you did not use PTFE tube for the pressure valve?
Its just what i bought and a clear tube makes it easier to see if bubbles remain. Should still be food safe of course.
Can you post a link to the bread board you use
Can Auto Steam be programmed, for auto hands off milk steam?
No it is still a manual system but automatically keeps the pressure.
Thx for the vid. Is this the v2 version? It says that the project wont work on this
the PCB is based on the v3.
@@Gigawipf In the gaggiuino docs I see that there are five 220v models - the OG classic, v2, pro, pro eco, evo pro which one is the v3 that you've mentioned? Also the docs specified that the v2 which looks just like yours is not supported, what do i miss?:/
Sorry for the stupid questions, I just purchased the v2 especially for the project and ran into the compatibility table and unfortunately mine in the unsupported list:(
@@michalthestink Thats what you mean. It should be the original classic model. The v2 seems to have a different boiler style and no active 3 way valve.
@@Gigawipf but yours looks like the v2, doesn't it?
@@michalthestink No it is the original version.
The V2 is a light version of this one but looks similar.
Kurze Frage : wie gut sind die sog. Prediktiv skales ?
Nicht getestet da ich loadcells verbaut habe.
i asked about doing this to my delonghi ecp3420 in the community and they straight up dissed me and just called the delonghi trash instead of helping me make it not trash . extremely toxic and elitist community . too bad because the project could have been open truely open source if it wasnt for the creators being so weird about addapting this to other brands of cheap machines. i got help outsode the community and it worked great . great project but terrible entitled and judgemental people as is often the case with open source
The name of the project is Gaggiuino, not Delongino
Your complaint is foolish. Someone made a mod for a specific product and you are mad they wouldn’t specifically design an entirely new mod for your cheaper machine? Not to mention the machine you are using uses inferior internal parts.
Do you go into a grocery store and get mad because they don’t sell lumber too?