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LR plumb in kit
I've revisited the page for the LR and noticed that a plumb-in kit is available. Can I ask what the cost of this would be, and is it fitted by Fracino, or the customer?
Would also be good to understand if a plumbed-in LR has any significant different in practice to the L1. In essence I want a plumbable lever machine, but ideally with the steam arm to the left, so a modded LR might suit me better than the L1
Thanks
Would also be good to understand if a plumbed-in LR has any significant different in practice to the L1. In essence I want a plumbable lever machine, but ideally with the steam arm to the left, so a modded LR might suit me better than the L1
Thanks
Comments
its here https://londiniumespresso.com/store/espresso-machine-parts/p-217-enhanced-plumbing-kit
the price should be visible
the customer fits it
im not sure why anyone would want to plumb an LR when the whole thing that makes the LR unique is the fact that it doesnt need to be plumbed in
this ensures it runs at the correct pressure, no loss of cupboard space, no coming home to a new swimming pool in your kitchen, no drilling holes in granite bench tops, etc
the steam wand you can now place on the left or right of your LR and swap it back again with no parts needed as a result of moving the boiler fittings
kind regards
reiss
Honestly, I can't understand how people stand tank machines! I guess if you only make espresso it's fine, but we need water for teas too, so we refill a few times a day, which is tedious, especially if you don't notice the tank ran out during the last boiler refill and you come back to a cold machine.
Our previous E61 machine was plumbed, the current machine is not, and a key factor in replacing it is getting rid of the bloody tank..
the relatively small boiler of the LR is not suitable for being used as a water heater
kind regards
reiss.
Thanks again for your help
David
steaming works okay with the wand there even when there is no space to the side: