gracefullgrace Senior Member Joined: 27 Jul 2012 Posts: 5 Location: Canada Expertise: Just starting
Posted Sat Jul 28, 2012, 6:51am Subject: Re: Gaggia Milano Robecco 1990's?
Hello I am new to this form, I picked this machine up at a yard sale in looking to find more information? I will try to post photo again thanks cheers!
Somehow I suspect that you already have the information we could provide from just seeing some pics like this: It's a big commercial 2-group machine It probably needs a 220V (30A) electrical circuit It needs to be plumbed in for operation
Depending on condition then it's probably worth somewhere between $150 and $1500
gracefullgrace Senior Member Joined: 27 Jul 2012 Posts: 5 Location: Canada Expertise: Just starting
Posted Sat Jul 28, 2012, 2:24pm Subject: Re: Gaggia Milano Robecco 1990's?
thanks Jon I appriciate your help, this is my first machine to be unist im somewhat in the dark. every day I learn more and more, it is really awesome. could you tell me moore about boilers? this machine has three boilers. is that common? one main large boiler. then two small boilers. are boilers universal? and are the internal heaters universal ? I am looking for old catologes or diograms on the internet? are they commonn? is there commercial 2 group machhines posted on this form regularly? do you have some referances in regards to this machine? thanks Jon
Posted Sun Jul 29, 2012, 6:52am Subject: Re: Gaggia Milano Robecco 1990's?
gracefullgrace Said:
thanks Jon I appriciate your help, this is my first machine to be unist im somewhat in the dark. every day I learn more and more, it is really awesome. could you tell me moore about boilers? this machine has three boilers. is that common? one main large boiler. then two small boilers. are boilers universal? and are the internal heaters universal ? I am looking for old catologes or diograms on the internet? are they commonn? is there commercial 2 group machhines posted on this form regularly? do you have some referances in regards to this machine? thanks Jon
You might check websites for parts (like stefano's espressocare, parts guru, espressoparts.com, espressoresource.com) for diagrams and parts information. Boilers are never universal (each company and each machine has it's own design). Heating elements are almost never universal, but the ones in the two smaller brew boilers are probably the same. The larger boiler will be for steam.
We havew a few members with big machines like that, but they are the minority. If you do some searching through here and at home-barista.com you may see some threads from folks who have rebuilt big machines.
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