Concerning the pressure gauge displayed pressure after you have stopped the shot... Don't worry about it. Once the machine stops pouring the gauge is no longer accurate. It only works when it's under pressure whilst the machine is pouring. So you can ignore what it displays when it's not in use. The solenoid valve removes all the pressure when you stop the shot so it's safe to remove the portafilter immediately regardless of what the pressure gauge reads.
would love to see your workflow for back to back shots for a milk drinks. Would you pour both shots first then steam the milk or do you do one at a time?
Hey @@Nolanreid ! Got my machine yesterday, what a beauty. I missed my milk 4 time already on it ahah, trying to make myself some cortado. You have any tips to get the milk swirl going? I just cant get it right ahah.
A weird question that I haven't seen anyone asked about the go. The screw on top let you adjust the brew pressure, so can I turn it as I brew to mimic flow control like those e61 machines?
Hi ! Yes I do .. I always do it after making my full latte … that’s another reason why I use the 20 oz pitcher .. initially to purge water out of the boiler as recommended by the manual .. but I also hold it under the group head to catch all the water when purging the steam .. and it doesn’t make a mess
@@Nolanreid yes, I have the same machine but I only put a short mug under the brew group and what a mess. I begin to stop steam mode when I am steaming milk when the temperature of the milk is around 45-50 Cº and continue steaming till 65 Cº. I think the big mess becomes a smaller mess.
Yes it is the factory one … I find holding the steam tip so it shoots down both sides of the jug … keep the tip at the back … and let each jet shoot opposite to create the turbulence you are looking for
Iv read that the machine requires to warm up 5 to 8 minutes daily for ur 1st espresso qith a group head flush? Is that correct? I thought it has fast heat up tech on it so not very long to wait for ur shots?
Ok thanks for informing me. I guess not too much of a issue. Iv also been in touch with the retailer regarding the machine being abit wobbly from the left side. Aparently the one in the showroom is does it too? I feel like im being fobbed off. Is urs fully 100% stable and stuck to the countertop? Or is there a slight movement from left side?
Just got the Profitec Go almost a week ago, coming from the Breville Barista Express. I have the Turin SD40 grinder and I have been trying to dial in the whole time. I've pulled 30+ shots and I keep getting watery lattes and espresso that isnt very thick. Do you know what is going on?
Hi. Iv just bought a profitec go and have opened it today. And i notice their os a wobble on the machine. My countertop is 100% level but when i put tje spirit level on the machine its unlevel which is whats making the machine be wobbly its like one of the rubber feet doesnt touch countertop fully hence the wobble . Is this a known issue or is this to be expected?? Wondering if you have experienced this? Should i return and rebuy?
I had the same issue. I contacted Clive Coffee where I got mine and they replaced it. The drip tray metal was bowed which caused uneven sitting on counter. Look at it from the side and you can tell if it’s bent
@@dearcoffee85 the retailer didnt want to accept my issue they accepted a return wirh a r.efund. I bought a replaxwment and no issues since. Amazing machine
Concerning the pressure gauge displayed pressure after you have stopped the shot... Don't worry about it. Once the machine stops pouring the gauge is no longer accurate. It only works when it's under pressure whilst the machine is pouring. So you can ignore what it displays when it's not in use. The solenoid valve removes all the pressure when you stop the shot so it's safe to remove the portafilter immediately regardless of what the pressure gauge reads.
would love to see your workflow for back to back shots for a milk drinks. Would you pour both shots first then steam the milk or do you do one at a time?
Done ! Check out my new video ! And thank you for the great idea
Love the video! You convinced me to go ahead and buy the Profitec GO. Just ordered it & a DF64v!
Good choice!
You won’t regret it .. welcome to the GO family
Hey @@Nolanreid ! Got my machine yesterday, what a beauty. I missed my milk 4 time already on it ahah, trying to make myself some cortado. You have any tips to get the milk swirl going? I just cant get it right ahah.
A weird question that I haven't seen anyone asked about the go. The screw on top let you adjust the brew pressure, so can I turn it as I brew to mimic flow control like those e61 machines?
I don’t think so , but I am also not the best person to ask
It’s not meant to be used in that way. I believe it could cause damage.
I just got my Profitec Go, I was curious which Normcore accessories you have/use and their size?
I have the calibrated tamper , the needle wDT tool , and the distributor.. all 58.5 mm
Hi!! When you finish to streaming milk do you activate the brew switch for empty the rest of the steam in the boiler?
Hi ! Yes I do .. I always do it after making my full latte … that’s another reason why I use the 20 oz pitcher .. initially to purge water out of the boiler as recommended by the manual .. but I also hold it under the group head to catch all the water when purging the steam .. and it doesn’t make a mess
@@Nolanreid yes, I have the same machine but I only put a short mug under the brew group and what a mess. I begin to stop steam mode when I am steaming milk when the temperature of the milk is around 45-50 Cº and continue steaming till 65 Cº. I think the big mess becomes a smaller mess.
Is that the original steam tip? Looks different? Can't get steaming right with Go...
Yes it is the factory one … I find holding the steam tip so it shoots down both sides of the jug … keep the tip at the back … and let each jet shoot opposite to create the turbulence you are looking for
Iv read that the machine requires to warm up 5 to 8 minutes daily for ur 1st espresso qith a group head flush? Is that correct? I thought it has fast heat up tech on it so not very long to wait for ur shots?
Yes about 5 mins or so .. I put the portafilter in when I turn it on .. and flush through the portafilter :)
Ok thanks for informing me. I guess not too much of a issue. Iv also been in touch with the retailer regarding the machine being abit wobbly from the left side. Aparently the one in the showroom is does it too? I feel like im being fobbed off. Is urs fully 100% stable and stuck to the countertop? Or is there a slight movement from left side?
@@jeelanpatel158 mine does not move a inch. Where did you get it from ?
Just DMd u on insta. Which will let me send you a video
Just got the Profitec Go almost a week ago, coming from the Breville Barista Express. I have the Turin SD40 grinder and I have been trying to dial in the whole time. I've pulled 30+ shots and I keep getting watery lattes and espresso that isnt very thick. Do you know what is going on?
How long are your shots running ? And are you weighing them ?
Hi. Iv just bought a profitec go and have opened it today. And i notice their os a wobble on the machine. My countertop is 100% level but when i put tje spirit level on the machine its unlevel which is whats making the machine be wobbly its like one of the rubber feet doesnt touch countertop fully hence the wobble .
Is this a known issue or is this to be expected??
Wondering if you have experienced this? Should i return and rebuy?
I would contact profitec , and see if they can walk you through leveling the feet .. or they might suggest to ship it back and get a new one
I had the same issue. I contacted Clive Coffee where I got mine and they replaced it. The drip tray metal was bowed which caused uneven sitting on counter. Look at it from the side and you can tell if it’s bent
@@dearcoffee85 the retailer didnt want to accept my issue they accepted a return wirh a r.efund.
I bought a replaxwment and no issues since. Amazing machine