I’ve plumbed a k3500 for tradeshow use to 5gal water cooler jugs lol, shocked it all worked without any pressure, those things pull enough the water enough to make it happen for 4 days at New York toy fair - went through about 21 5gal jugs making coffee.
So my machine has the option to also plumb the drip tray, but I'm confused about where to run the drain line once I've connected one end to the machine's drip tray
There are connections to buy for that, just connect it to the same pipe as the sink drain. You could even kind of build a connection yourself as it won't have to handle the same pressure. But y'know just go to the store and they'll help you
Do you have any tips or videos on this process.. but the connection to a non-plumbed machine.. I'm looking to add a line to my Delonghi compact automatic machine that will give me the option to fill the reservoir without removing and refilling it constantly
It makes life easier, instead of having a tank where you have to manually fill it up every once in awhile. A plumbed one just automatically fills water in, when the machine is running low on water.
@@joeylopezdesign most small compact coffee machines usually don't come with plumbing unless you can DIY make a float switch valve on the tank that automatically closes and fills up when water is low.
You’re gonna wanna bleed all the air out of the filter before hooking it up to the machine and using it. It will ruin the filter and will have to start over.
Nice demo and no plumber's crack was seen during the filming of this video!
I’ve plumbed a k3500 for tradeshow use to 5gal water cooler jugs lol, shocked it all worked without any pressure, those things pull enough the water enough to make it happen for 4 days at New York toy fair - went through about 21 5gal jugs making coffee.
So my machine has the option to also plumb the drip tray, but I'm confused about where to run the drain line once I've connected one end to the machine's drip tray
There are connections to buy for that, just connect it to the same pipe as the sink drain. You could even kind of build a connection yourself as it won't have to handle the same pressure. But y'know just go to the store and they'll help you
Do you have any tips or videos on this process.. but the connection to a non-plumbed machine.. I'm looking to add a line to my Delonghi compact automatic machine that will give me the option to fill the reservoir without removing and refilling it constantly
do you have a kit for Phillips 3200?
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Great. But why do more super automatic espresso machines have this option?
It makes life easier, instead of having a tank where you have to manually fill it up every once in awhile. A plumbed one just automatically fills water in, when the machine is running low on water.
I wish mine did, just got the delonghi magnifica EVO, I’ve been searching for a plumb kit, don’t think it exists
@@joeylopezdesign most small compact coffee machines usually don't come with plumbing unless you can DIY make a float switch valve on the tank that automatically closes and fills up when water is low.
No Teflon Tape on Compression Fittings Please.
You’re gonna wanna bleed all the air out of the filter before hooking it up to the machine and using it. It will ruin the filter and will have to start over.