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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- based on popular demand, this is a video of how to maintain and clean the Phillips LatteGo4300 brew group using one of the Philips oil remover tablets. what this process does is remove any coffee oil residue from the brew group. in addition to regular cleaning, this is compared to an "oil change ". Philips recommend using this method every two to three month.
Thank you for informative video!
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There are many 2-phase tablets sold on German Amazon. But in the title they say they are made for Jura. I wonder if they can be used for other machines and if they clean better that this or Saeco tablets.
@@zukaka84 Most brands of coffee machines logically refer to their own brand of cleaning tablets in their manual. That doesn't mean you can't use universal cleaning tablets. The size and weight of a cleaning tablet determines how well it works. Now having said that, if the tablets are the same size and they both are used for descaling, I don't see why you wouldn't use the Jura ones.
@@mikeluv3773 I'm not talking about the tablets made by the coffee machine brands. I'm talking about the coffee oil remover tablets made by other brands that only make cleaning tablets. They have regular ones which have 1 color (white) and are made for all brands, and they have 2-phase ones which have 2 colors (white and blue) that are thicker and some of them say they are made for Jura. Even though they look thicker I think they will fit all the machines.
Спасибо за ваше видео, в инструкции написано положить таблетку в емкость для кофе, (а их два, для молотого и зерен🤔 первый раз делаю очистку), у вас все хорошо показано, машинки чистились в унисон😂!!! Спасибо! 🌷
thank you i have a new 3300 lattego can i do this also on my machine >
@@lauwe54 hi. I believe you can. I've pasted below the steps you would need for your 3200 machine. It's from the original Philips manual:
1 Put a cup under the coffee spout. Fill the water tank with fresh water.
2 Put a coffee oil remover tablet in the pre-ground coffee compartment.
3 Tap the coffee icon and then press the aroma strength icon for 3 seconds to select the pre-ground coffee
function.
4 Do not add pre-ground coffee. Press the start/stop button to start the brewing cycle. When half a
cup of water has been brewed, unplug the machine.
5 Let the coffee oil remover solution act for at least 15 minutes.
6 Insert the mains plug back into a wall socket and switch on the machine to complete the brewing cycle.
Empty the cup.
7 Remove the water tank and open the service door. Remove the brew group (see 'Removing the brew
group from the machine') and rinse it thoroughly under the tap.
8 Reinsert the brew group and water tank and place a cup under the coffee spout.
9 Tap the coffee icon and then press the aroma strength icon for 3 seconds to select the pre-ground coffee
function. Do not add pre-ground coffee. Press the start/stop button to start the brewing cycle.
Repeat this twice. Empty the cup
Just purchased the tabs, can you provide the link to the video you mentioned that cleans with water only? Thanks so much!
Hi. Yeah absolutely, this is one of the videos I have made with regards to giving a visual of the regular weekly brew group cleaning that Philips recommends in their manual. Here is the link
th-cam.com/video/weKrT_gKOhU/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared
Nice video! I ran out of Philips Saeco oil remover tablets. Can I use other brands? like Cafiza cleaning tablets?
Thanks 😊 . Yes I don't see why cafiza won't produce the same cleaning effect.
@@mikeluv3773 Great thanks man!
those tablets are too expensive here in my country. What can I use instead?
I recently purchased tablets sold on Amazon called : CAFIZIA made by urnex. They are sold all over the world and contain 31 tablets for half the price of the original Philips ones. See if you can get those. I'm not aware of any other means you could use to clean. I'd say white vinegar but again not sure so don't quote me on that. Good luck and keep me posted.
Plus puly caff. Search that
What coffee beans are you using?
I was using the espresso medium roast from bridgehead, freshly roasted every Monday, however noticed that I could get the same quality for less using the Lavazza Creama E Gusto Classico . When buying it, I make sure the best before date is good. That particular Lavazza production is a medium roast and the intensity is a 7/10.
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