That sounds like baloney to me. I have had my Brewtus II on a timer for four
years with no electrical problems. The "shock" will be the same regardless
if you turn the machine on and off with the machine's on-off switch, or if
you turn it on with a timer. And if you use the timer, you are preserving
your on-off switch. I have seen a number of emails here of people having
burned out wires at the power switch.
If the argument is that you should leave your machine on all the time, I
think that is baloney also and a waste of energy.
Allen
-----Original Message-----
From: TheMirror
Sent: Sunday, November 07, 2010 7:23 PM
To: Brewtus
Subject: Using a timer on a Brewtus III-v
Hi guys, I am sure this has been covered many times, but I was told it
wasn't a good idea to put the espresso machine on a timer, due to the
shocking effect of closing the unit un-naturally (was told this by my
seller/supplier).
Any data, opinions or comments on that?
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