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Model: Philips 3300 Series Fully Automatic Espresso Machine with LatteGo Milk System and integrated grinder, 6 Hot & Iced Coffee Pre-Sets, 40% Quieter SilentBrew, 15-Bar Pressure, Glossy Black (EP3341/50)
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I have this and while its a great machine that makes good espresso and coffee, it's insane to me that they don't include an automatic on timer or auto-brew function.
I have this and while its a great machine that makes good espresso and coffee, it's insane to me that they don't include an automatic on timer or auto-brew function.
Agreed, this machine has been a workhorse for me and my family since the depths of Covid. But there are so many mornings that I wake up and wish it was already on and warmed up! But maybe that's my coffee addiction speaking...
Always wanted an automatic, but I'm on a tight budget. What happens if something breaks? Are parts expensive?
May vary by brand, but I have been using a Saeco Xelsis (the Italian company Philips bought to copy all of their espresso technology) for about 10 years and have replaced a few parts and not a single one was more than $20.
This is assuming you are willing to learn to do the repair yourself - if you take them to a service center you are talking several hundred for labor, which basically isn't worth it on these lower end machine.
To all the people who wanted an automatic on timer - agree, although even the high end models don't have it. It really only takes 60 seconds to warm up so not a huge deal.
Agreed, this machine has been a workhorse for me and my family since the depths of Covid. But there are so many mornings that I wake up and wish it was already on and warmed up! But maybe that's my coffee addiction speaking...
Very tempting , I think I could wait a few for a cup , maybe ... 😅
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This is assuming you are willing to learn to do the repair yourself - if you take them to a service center you are talking several hundred for labor, which basically isn't worth it on these lower end machine.
Here is a list to the service parts for this machine from Philips authorized parts: https://philips.encompa
To all the people who wanted an automatic on timer - agree, although even the high end models don't have it. It really only takes 60 seconds to warm up so not a huge deal.
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