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Gaggia Classic nozzle flies off and hot milk sprays everywhere (Gaggia Classic Coffee)

Adrian+and+Heather

Member Name: Adrian and Heather

Product:

Gaggia Classic Coffee

Date: 11/01/08 (975 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: Looks good

Disadvantages: Dangerous and messy to use

We have just been given a Gaggia Classic as a wedding present as my wife is rather fond of a good cappucino in the morning.

The machine looks good, however, we also have a problem with the nozzle becoming detached every time you make a coffee and hot milk being sprayed everywhere requiring cleaning up.

Gaggia really need to address this as it is dangerous. For this price we would have not expected to encounter issues like this.

Although we have had a coffee machine for several years now (albeit not Gaggia's) we have also found it difficult to control the strength of the coffee. The manuals in this repsect are a little lacking.

So, on the whole we are not happy with the machine and will not be buying another Gaggia (or recommending one) based on our experience thus far. We shall in fact be looking to exchange it for something else unless Gaggia can advise on how to stop the nozzle flying off.

Summary: Look at other choices unless you can find a workaround for the issues

Processing/Quality:     Processing/Quality
Reliability:     Reliability
Ease of use:     Ease of use
Cleaning/Maintenance:     Cleaning/Maintenance
Quality:     Quality
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Overall rating: Useful

Last comment:
rogthedodge62

- 15/12/08

I've never had this problem and I've had 3 different nozzle attachments (other two were supplied by gaggia FOC when it was serviced).

The re can be only two explanations: 1. they've changed the nozzle design in the last year or 2. it's operator error.

My best nozzle (which looks like an dog's .. ahem...willly) has two little black collars which go around the pipe and you screw the two parts of the nozzle together around the collars - are you sure you have all the parts & have assembled them correctly?

If it is, as you say, so dangerous I'm surprised you keep using the nozzle

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