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Bezzera Magica maintenance: what the manual says
Bezzera’s manual lists 9 maintenance jobs for the Magica. Each is below with how often and the sentence it comes from.
What to do, and how often
| Job | How often | The manual’s sentence |
|---|---|---|
| Backflush (water) | Daily |
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| Portafilter & basket soak | Daily; also clean filter holder and filters after each use |
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| Boiler water change | At every daily start-up |
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| Drip tray empty & clean | Daily |
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| Group head wipe / flush | Daily |
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| Steam wand purge & wipe | After each use |
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Left to a technician
| Job | How often | The manual’s sentence |
|---|---|---|
| Descale | When the water circuit is dirty with limestone |
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| Group gasket replacement | When the filter holder leaks or locks further right than usual |
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| Shower screen clean | When coffee flow is slow because the shower is blocked |
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The settings
PID digital temperature control (version with PID only)
Range: 80 to 100 °C.
“The Espresso Machine with temperature control is provided with a temperature digital controller, settable from 80°C to 100°C. This enables to change the boiler pressure from a minimum of 0.5 bar to a maximum of 1.7 bar.”
Factory setting: 90 °C
“Pressing the button (Fig. 4-A; pos. A) the displays shows PrG, pressing the button (Fig. 4-A; pos. B) the factory default boiler temperature (90°C), corresponding to the pressure of 1 bar, is shown.”
Step-by-step guides
What the manual does not say
6 jobs with nothing stated
- Backflush (detergent)
- Professional service
- Shower screen replacement
- Steam wand deep clean
- Water filter / softener replacement
- Water tank clean
Notes from the research
- Bezzera's own manual is only reachable through retailer-hosted copies (bezzera.it gates manuals behind spareparts.bezzera.it login), so every value is basis community although the text is Bezzera's.
- No detergent backflush, descaling procedure, shower screen replacement, water tank interval, filter or service interval from Bezzera.
Sources
Researched on .
Published: the sentence is on the maker’s own page or in the maker’s own document.
Community: the maker’s text, hosted somewhere else, usually by a retailer.