This espresso machine is from 2004, i got it from Savers last year and it works like brand new. I know people online who have even older ones that still work perfectly.MeatPopsicle14 t1_j6l9jib wrote
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What do the acronyms you used (nb, pid) mean?
ubermonkey t1_j6lf467 wrote
“N.b.” is Latin. It stands for “nota bene”, which means “note well” — basically “pay attention to this part!”
PID is an electronic controller that stabilizes the brewing temp of an espresso machine. The abbreviation stands for “proportional integral derivative” but it’s mostly just referred to with the initials.
This is a quickly Googled link that explains it. Nicer machines have them, but often older ones can have them added.
MeatPopsicle14 t1_j6lfwav wrote
Youre the best, thanks for the very thorough and informative explanation!
ubermonkey t1_j6mwilj wrote
Glad to help!
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