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Die-Cast Programmable Espresso Machine - Breville

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PERFECTING YOUR SKILLS - "NON-PRESSURIZED" SINGLE WALL FILTERS<br />

PERFECTING YOUR SKILLS - "NON-PRESSURIZED" SINGLE WALL FILTERS<br />

STEP 3 - PREPARING THE SINGLE<br />

WALL FILTER<br />

• Place the single or double shot Single<br />

Wall Filter into the portafi lter. When<br />

brewing into a larger mug, always use<br />

the double shot fi lter and only extract<br />

2oz. If you require a larger serving,<br />

add the hot water fi rst and then extract<br />

the espresso.<br />

• Preheat the portafi lter by placing<br />

underneath the group head. Rinse with<br />

hot water from the group head by<br />

holding down the double shot button on<br />

the front, right hand side of the machine.<br />

Dry the portafi lter thoroughly before use.<br />

Unlike the Dual Wall Filters, the Single Wall<br />

Filters have no markings on the underside<br />

of the fi lter (refer to page 8).<br />

• Use 1 level measure of ground espresso<br />

coffee for the 1 shot fi lter and 2 level<br />

measures for the 2 shot fi lter.<br />

Refer to ‘<strong>Espresso</strong> Making Tips’, page 31.<br />

STEP 4 - GRIND SIZE & AMOUNT<br />

When selecting the grind size it should be<br />

fi ne but not too fi ne or powdery. The grind<br />

will effect the rate at which the water fl ows<br />

through the ground espresso in the fi lter<br />

and therefore the taste of the espresso.<br />

If the grind is too fi ne (looks like powder<br />

and feels like fl our when rubbed between<br />

fi ngers), the water will not fl ow through<br />

the ground espresso even when under<br />

pressure. The resulting espresso will be<br />

over extracted, too dark and bitter, with<br />

a mottled and uneven crema on top.<br />

If the grind is too coarse the water will fl ow<br />

through the ground espresso too quickly.<br />

This will result in an under-extracted<br />

espresso lacking in fl avor and without the<br />

thick crema on the top.<br />

STEP 5 - TAMPING THE GROUND<br />

ESPRESSO<br />

• Distribute the ground espresso<br />

coffee evenly in the fi lter and press<br />

down lightly with the tamping end of the<br />

measuring spoon.<br />

Refer to ‘<strong>Espresso</strong> Making Tips’, page 31<br />

• Clean any excess ground espresso<br />

coffee from the rim of the portafi lter to<br />

ensure a proper fi t into the group head.<br />

STEP 6 - PRIMING THE GROUP HEAD<br />

• Before placing the portafi lter into position,<br />

it is recommended to run a short fl ow of<br />

water through the group head.<br />

• Place a container or empty cup under<br />

the group head.<br />

• With the portafi lter removed, prime<br />

the group head by pressing and holding<br />

down the single or double cup button<br />

for approximately 5 seconds.<br />

Refer to ‘Manual <strong>Espresso</strong>’, page 24.<br />

A pumping noise will be heard during<br />

this operation, and water will run through<br />

the group head.<br />

STEP 7 - INSERTING THE PORTAFILTER<br />

Place the portafi lter underneath the group<br />

head so that the handle is aligned with<br />

the insert graphic. Insert the portafi lter<br />

holder up into the group head and rotate<br />

the handle to the right until resistance is<br />

felt, this will be at an approximate 90°<br />

angle to the machine.<br />

When grinding for a Single Wall Filter using<br />

a fi ner espresso grind, you will need to<br />

increase the grind amount to ensure the<br />

fi lter is correctly fi lled.<br />

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