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03-10-2003, 11:46 AM
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stove top espresso maker
I have a stove top espresso maker that isn't working properly anymore.
Pressure is escaping from the safety valve before enough pressure has built up to force the water through the coffee. Does anyone know if it's possible to get new safety valves for stove top espresso makers? They easily unscrew would be easy to replace if it was possible to get hold of one. Any help much appreciated Thanks in advance Chris Hills 
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05-10-2003, 09:45 PM
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stove top espresso maker
I have a stove top espresso maker that isn't working properly anymore.
Pressure is escaping from the safety valve before enough pressure has built up to force the water through the coffee. Does anyone know if it's possible to get new safety valves for stove top espresso makers? They easily unscrew would be easy to replace if it was possible to get hold of one. You certainly can. I've bought new gaskets, filter plates and escape valves from a local Thompson coffee shop here in Glasgow. Richard
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stove top espresso maker
I have a stove top espresso maker that isn't working properly anymore.
Pressure is escaping from the safety valve before enough pressure has built up to force the water through the coffee. Does anyone know if it's possible to get new safety valves for stove top espresso makers? They easily unscrew would be easy to replace if it was possible to get hold of one. You certainly can. I've bought new gaskets, filter plates and escape valves from a local Thompson coffee shop here in Glasgow. Richard
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