Well I wasted about $20 worth of coffee thinking that it was a
technique problem before I realized that there was no brew pressure.I
also double checked the behavior of the BPG (an accepted acronym?).
When I turned the machine on again, it crept up to about 2 or 3. Then
I tested with a backflush -- it went up to 10, I released the
pressure, it fell to 0, and now its back up to 8.5, and it seems to be
idling there.

On Dec 2, 2:41 pm, Benjamin McCafferty <[email protected]> wrote:
> Todd, are you sure about your statement pertaining to brew pressure?  I 
> thought that was only true of the steam boiler.  How can the brew pressure 
> circuit build pressure when it's an open circuit, i.e. with the lever all the 
> way down?
>
> tx,
> bmc
>
> On Dec 2, 2010, at 11:16 AM, Todd Salzman wrote:
>
> > Howard,
>
> > Each machine is tested  extensively at our location.  The brew  pressure 
> > and  the steam pressure are set. We also check all the fitting inside and 
> > verify that they are  perfect.  It sound like when it was put together the  
> > tube got kinked.  I am very sorry about that.
>
> > Also in regards to the brew pressure.  It is perfectly normal for the Brew 
> > Pressure gauge to show pressure either high or low,  at anytime, even while 
> > sitting idle.  As the water in the boiler heats pressure builds up.
>
> > Please keep my mobile number that I sent to you and use it anytime  you 
> > have questions.
>
> > Thanks
>
> > Todd Salzman
> > Whole Latte Love
>
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