Machine Maintenence
Equipment breaks, standards slip, and waste grows when maintenance is seen as “someone else’s job.” The solution? A maintenance culture that makes equipment care part of daily operations.
Espresso machines rarely just “die.” They give warning signs — but only if you know what to look for.
Even the best beans won’t save a bad shot if your machine isn’t looked after properly. From home setups to busy cafés, pubs, and restaurants, these are the most common espresso machine mistakes — and how to fix them.
Your grinder is just as important as your coffee machine. Freshly ground beans are the key to great coffee, but an unclean or poorly maintained grinder can ruin even the best beans. Over time, old grounds and oils can build up, causing inconsistent grind sizes, bitter flavours, and even mechanical damage.
Here’s how to keep your grinder in peak condition.
Whether you’re running a busy café or brewing espresso at home, your coffee machine is the heart of your setup. But even the best machines need a little TLC. Regular maintenance not only keeps your coffee tasting its best but also extends the life of your machine and prevents costly breakdowns.
Here’s how to keep your coffee machine running like new.
