Siemens TI351209GB EQ.300 Bean to Cup Fully Automatic Freestanding Coffee Machine - Black

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I tried a few things, like making a full calc’nclean process, removing and re-inserting brewing unit, etc. But non of them worked. EQ3 has a ceramic grinder. Ceramic grinders are superior to stainless-steel type grinders. Because, stainless-steel grinders easily heat as it is used. Hence coffee beans start to burnt and you get ruin flavor from any coffee you made. Fortunately, Siemens EQ3 has ceramic grinder and you will not meet such a thing.

The console and dispenser make this look more beginner-friendly, but there is still the fact that there are lots of options and that quality bean-to-cup process.This Siemens EQ.300 Bean to Cup Coffee Maker has some great features and considerations for those that love a sensory coffee experience. Gently tap the bean container. Possibly change the type of coffee. When the bean container is empty, wipe it with a dry cloth. There isn’t a separate milk wand for frothing up milk in a jug, so you don’t get that barista experience. You might meet the cases for Siemens EQ3 coffee machine for dispensing coffee into the drip tray. In this case, you get a “white coffee”! Actually this white coffee is just water. No coffee in it.

The Siemens EQ.300 Bean to Cup Coffee Machine has a nice design that is somewhere between an accessible at-home machine for simple coffee production and something more high-end. That use of ceramic is also meant to be more durable for long-term use. Then there is the iAroma system for a better scent and the chance to increase the intensity. This should all appeal to those that like to savour their coffee. Take a plastic brush and clean all part of the brewing unit, deeply, under tap water for 5 minutes. Dry gently, and re-inserted to the Siemens EQ.300 machine.

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Cup Warmer Button – Located left upper of front panel. Used to warm coffee cups. Although it looks like a good feature, it is not as useful as seen. It is a passively heated by means of boiler. It is not so powerful and it warms cups very very slowly! Especially if you are in a cold room don’t expect something much about this feature. For this reason, I think, this feature is removed from most of the upper models. Bean container can store about 250g of bean coffee. This is fairly enough for home usage. 250g / 6g for each espresso ~= 40 cups of coffee. But the problem is water tank is relatively small (1.4 Liter) and you must fill the tank frequently. There are some high capacity automatic coffee machines, like Saeco Lirika, but this is enough for daily home use. If you are making too much coffee in a day, that might be annoying. But, if you are making 4-5 cups a day (like me) it is not a problem.