DavecUK and @CoyoteOldMan let me know if there are any particular pics you’d like to see.
I can open it up on the weekend if there are specific requests.
Nurri Leva S.A.
Thanks for the link. The video is helpful to show how to access the pid menu but it would be great to have a more detailed explanation somewhere of how and when those adjustments are done and what they change…
By the way, I notice you no longer list in your sig that combination conical and flat grinder that looks like a versalab, and you only use the olympia moca sd with both the decent and the nurri now. Did you get to use that earlier grinder with the lever? Was the moca significantly better?
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Thanks for this link to Vierne’s video, Tom!
chlorox V messaged to say the PID adjustment was mentioned in the manual. No idea od the depth of detail though.
The grinder you referenced is the Honne (review is in the knowledge base) and it’s currently in the roastery collecting dust. I needed room on my bench and 2x Moca SDs take up a similar amount of space as 1x Honne. Both are superb grinders IMHO.
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Out of curiosity… is this after the software patch or was the PID settings always available by clicking the two buttons simultaneously and turning the machine on?
I don’t know what “brain” the machine has, but the same procedure applies to many machines, including Lelit, Profitec and ECM (Gicar).
If the architecture of the machine is similar to the V Evo, you could borrow the PID settings from the manual as a starting point.
MediumRoastSteam always available by clicking the two buttons simultaneously and turning the machine on?
Yes
MediumRoastSteam If the architecture of the machine is similar to the V Evo, you could borrow the PID settings from the manual as a starting point.
Possible.
I need to see how much detail is in the manual. I’ll report back soon.
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Yep it’s all there (if all else fails…)
Not sure I’m any the wiser 😀
MediumRoastSteam It’s strange however how the microswitch got activated even though the machine wasn’t on in your case, but for Tom, it was the opposite.
Just saw this. Apologies I got my “does” and my doesn’"t mixed up.
tompoland I agree with leaving it alone because there’s one single pid loop shared amongst both boilers and the group. Rather than separate pid parameters for each boiler and the group. This means for example, the steam boiler has a pid setting that’s more about stability than steaming.
Am I thick, but how can one pid setting control 3 different functions……..apologies if I misunderstood
tompoland That does not make sense to me though Tom. Any idea where the Viernes thing is? DAve said
‘ there’s one single pid loop shared amongst both boilers and the group. Rather than separate pid parameters for each boiler and the group.’
To me, that suggests there is no method of independently altering the three things on the loop……as I said, my tech knowledge is not that good, but it also makes me wonder why the Evo did not do it that way?
tompoland @DavecUK had a prototype machine Tom. He made recommendations (no idea what!) but whether or not those were acted upon no one knows. SO in effect, the Evo can set its own temperature and then full control over each pid parameter for the group and both boilers. Please make it easy for my befuddled old brain and say the Nurri has exactly the same control, but perhaps delivered in a different way!