Not sure about the pump. I've replaced mine twice, at least, since I got
mine but it was one of the first b II's. As long as everything else seems
fine and the shots are good I'd leave it alone. You might want to get a
spare pump just in case. I know Chris's has them as well as wll.

On Mon, Feb 16, 2015 at 4:09 PM, Benjamin Piff <[email protected]> wrote:

> Man, I can't tell you how much I appreciated hearing that, right after I
> got off of an unsatisfying phone call with WLL. The tech really just
> reiterated that it might be a failing heating element causing a bit of
> extra current to go into the heating, otherwise he spoke to the inferiority
> of the controller design and that I should just buy the new PID conversion
> so I don't have to guess. I wonder if this means the old controller is
> still fine? Will definitely hang onto it, because these surely aren't
> getting easier to find. I pulled a shot and filmed it, not a crema heavy
> bean but the drink tasted basically the same as what I get out of my
> Vetrano 2B.
>
> But what do you make of the pump sound? http://youtu.be/wYXOiBWETBA Sure
> would be nice to have that pump pressure gauge. I do also have a
> portafilter mounted pressure gauge I could test with, but I wonder if this
> means the pump is on its way out, or no big deal in your experiences.
>
> On Monday, February 16, 2015 at 12:34:59 PM UTC-8, herman dickens wrote:
>>
>> Mine does that. After installing and talking with the tech people they
>> said that was normal. I think the original one somehow masked that temp
>> rise and so to our eyes it seemed to work better. Don't worry about it
>> because they told me it always did that before it just didn't show the
>> overshoot on the original.
>> Herman
>>
>> On Mon, Feb 16, 2015 at 2:53 PM, Benjamin Piff <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>> Cool! That was much easier than I expected, just scrolled down and
>>> changed P0 value. Now it stops heating at the desired temp, but for some
>>> reason the temperature then climbs 4-5 degrees higher after the heating
>>> light turns off. Has anyone had that issue? I recall that being one of the
>>> main reasons I replaced the controller in the first place, maybe the sensor
>>> isn't far enough into the boiler?
>>>
>>> On Monday, February 16, 2015 at 11:03:05 AM UTC-8, Ira wrote:
>>>>
>>>>  Hello Benjamin,
>>>>
>>>> Monday, February 16, 2015, 10:12:43 AM, you wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>  5.2 parameters configuration, level 1 and level 2 parameters
>>>> It's not requesting a password, and I didn't want to get in deeper than
>>>> I needed to. I can include a pic of the instructions if that's helpful.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Mine is set like this:
>>>>
>>>> PV 0
>>>>
>>>> L5 0
>>>> L6 0
>>>>
>>>> d0 1
>>>> d1 0
>>>> d2 2
>>>> d3 5
>>>>
>>>> C0 -6
>>>> C1 1C2 99
>>>> C3 -50
>>>> C4 0
>>>> C5 0
>>>> C7 0
>>>> C8 1
>>>>
>>>> P0 1
>>>> P1 0
>>>> P2 0
>>>> P3 0
>>>> P5 0
>>>> P7 0
>>>>
>>>> -- Ira
>>>>
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