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1. Starbucks Barista Espresso Machine Parts
2. Starbucks Barista Machine Manual
3. Starbucks Barista Machine User Guide

Coffee is not creamy enough

Your coffee seems to have a coarse texture, or spouts out too quickly.

If the texture of your coffee doesn't seem right, it may not be an issue with the barista. Simply grind the coffee beans more finely.

Coffee spouts out too slowly

Your barista is taking too long to make your drink.

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If your coffee is spouting out more slowly than expected, it may be due to the coffee beans used. Try grinding the coffee beans more coarsely.

Ready light won't turn on

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The green ready light is not signalling that the machine is ready.

Make sure that your barista is securely plugged into a power outlet.

If the machine does not achieve its optimal heat, it will not signal that it is ready for brewing. If you haven't used an anti-scaling agent within the last 3 months, there may be calcium buildup on the boiler. Run an anti-scaling agent through the water hose. The amount of time and anti-scaling agent necessary will vary depending on what kind of agent you use. (Avoid using alternative remedies as your anti-scaling agent. First try using a proper descaling agent.) This should help clear the boiler of calcium buildup.

Water won't flow through hose

There seems to be a blockage inside the machine preventing the water from flowing.

The water hose, located inside the machine, may be crimped or bent, blocking flow. In order to undo this, you will need to remove the outer casing of the machine. The water hose is clear and is one of the bigger tubes. Straighten the water hose that goes into water tank.

If the pump has been idle for a while it may become 'airlocked' and not work.

• With the pump running alternatively turn the steam knob on and off.

• You can use a turkey baster/ear bulb or similar item to force the pump to prime. Fill the bulb with water and insert it into the water hose. With the pump running, squeeze water into the hose until the water flows easily. Then turn off the pump and place the hose into the filled water tank and resume priming.

If your steam wand seems to be clogged, the water flow may be blocked within the steam wand itself. Try the following:

• Using a needle, poke through the end of the steam wand to unclog it.
• Using a crescent wrench, remove the steam wand and clean off any residue or obstruction that would cause it to clog.

GFI switch shorts out

You plugged the machine in and tried turning it on, but the GFI switch on the wall blew out.

Visible deformities on your barista's power cord may be responsible for damage to the cable that caused the GFI switch to short. If the cord is damaged, it may need to be replaced.

This may be an issue not concerning the barista, but rather the outlet the power cord is plugged into. Try plugging in your machine into a different power outlet, or into an outlet at your neighbor's house, as the issue may be inadequate electrical service at your residence.

It's possible that your barista overheated and caused the internal heating element to rupture, which causes the boiler to short. To assess if this is the cause, remove the casing of the machine and check for continuity between the two heating contacts (the two prongs sticking out at 90 degree angles). If there is no continuity between the prongs, the boiler needs to be replaced.

The Starbucks Barista Espresso machine allows you to get store-quality coffee in the comfort of your home. It is easy to operate with the proper supplies, and also features simple and straightforward maintenance and cleaning.

Using the Barista Machine to Brew a Shot of Espresso

Turn the machine on. When the 'Ready' light turns on, the machine is ready.

Put ground coffee basket in the Rapporto filter.

Put 1 1/2 tablespoons of finely ground espresso into the coffee basket. Level the coffee and wipe off any excess grounds to avoid residue.

Insert Rapporto filter into the brew head, and turn the handle all the way to the right.

Place two shot glasses or one cup underneath the Rapporto filter espresso dispensers, which are located on its underside.

Press the 'Brew' button. The espresso should begin flowing within five seconds. When the shot glasses are halfway full, press the 'Brew' button again to turn it off.

Using the Barista Machine to Steam Milk

Fill the water tank at least halfway.

Remove Rapporto filter, if it is in place.

Position the steam wand. It should be on the side of the machine.

Turn machine on and wait for the 'Ready' light.

Press the 'Steam' button. The 'Ready' light should turn off, and the color on the 'Steam' button should turn green. Wait for the 'Ready' light to come back on.

Turn the steam-wand valve knob. This will release any condensation remaining in the wand. Use caution as this may release steam. Close the valve after any steam has been released.

Fill a pitcher halfway with cold milk and insert thermometer into the milk.

Place pitcher under steam wand, until the wand is just under the milk's surface. Hold pitcher at a slight angle to encourage steam flow. When milk has steamed to the desired amount, submerge the wand halfway into the milk.

Starbucks Barista Espresso Machine Parts

Remove pitcher when milk reaches 150 to 170 degrees Fahrenheit. Wipe steam wand clean with damp cloth.

Starbucks Barista Machine Manual

Tips

Starbucks Barista Machine User Guide

• For best quality, use fresh water and coffee. You can add flavorings such as vanilla or almond to personalize your drinks.

• Clean the machine after each use to prevent malfunction.