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When Bialetti says "2 cup", that is to say your stovetop will produce "two espresso cups" of coffee. The size of your Bialetti stovetop depends on how much coffee you like to drink in any one sitting, how strong you like it and how many people join you.What size Bialetti Stovetop should I buy? This water left in the bottom chamber is perfectly normal and should be discarded once the pot has cooled. Typically what remains also includes coffee infused water that has dripped back down from the funnel. For this reason, there is always liquid remaining in the bottom chamber after brewing. Otherwise it is difficult for the water to flow under pressure from the bottom chamber, and up the funnel into the top chamber. This is because the funnel is designed NOT to touch the bottom of the pot. Not all the water goes from the bottom to the top as it is impossible to do so.There is water left in the bottom chamber. Should after these actions the safety valve continues to activate, cease using your pot immediately and return to your authorised Bialetti stockist for checking/servicing.Finally, located in the middle of the safety valve is a small piston, move the small piston in a circular motion to remove any clogging within the valve potentially caused by lime scale or other sediment. Then check the funnel to ensure it is not bent nor restricting the flow of water. To check for a blockage, disassemble your pot by removing the ring and filter, and cleaning inside the column of the upper chamber.If steam or pressure is being regularly released from the safety valve, do not ignore as your pot may be blocked, or have a faulty safety valve. The safety valve is an important safety feature of your Bialetti pot.The safety valve is releasing steam and/or pressure. Please contact us or your Bialetti stockist to arrange this service. Remember to wait for the coffeemaker to cool down and then open by grasping the top and bottom sections and twisting.Ī replacement handle (Moka Express only) can be fitted for a small charge. Usually the result of using the handle as a lever to open or close the coffeemaker.To clean the inside, use a dish brush and warm water with a little white vinegar added, and dry thoroughly before storing. This usually happens when the coffeemaker is not dried properly, causing the aluminium to naturally oxidise.The inside of my coffee maker has gone a white colour. Do not use a fine espresso grind as this may clog the coffeemaker. Your grind may be too coarse or too fine.Ensure the coffee grinds are NOT packed into the funnel as this hinders the flow of the water.Replacement f unnels can be purchased from spare parts or your Bialetti stockist. Check funnel (2) fits snugly into bottom chamber (1) and is not bent out of shape or worn around the edges.Replacement filters can be purchased from spare parts or your Bialetti stockist. Check filter plate (4) is clean and clear of debris.Ensure the coffeemaker is firmly screwed together.If it is, get yourself a pipe cleaner, take out the ring and filter and give the upper spout a good clean from the underneath side Ensure you are not using a grind of coffee that is too fine, and it is subsequently getting caught in the spout where the coffee normally comes out.
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A classic Italian stovetop espresso maker made from durable aluminum 6 Cup - 9.3fl oz. Arrowhead Coffee Company presents our custom brand ACC espresso stovetop Moka pot 6 cups- Black.