Wife was cleaning out a storage closet at her office and came across one not being used. Nobody claimed it so she brought it home. I cleaned it up real good last night, and have had a couple cups of coffee from it this morning, and it's pretty delicious. I forget which model it is, but the original receipt was in the box and it was purchased in 2009.

Any tips/tricks/suggestions with this thing? I love espresso, and the wife likes lattes, so we'll get some mileage out of it. She does not like that the large cup setting only fills our large coffee cups about halfway.

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Posted by Brisketeer

Texas

Member since Aug 2013

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Posted on 4/28/20 at 2:26 pm to The Spleen

I have a lower-tier Jura A9. I would look into the cleaning process and also filters. They require a lot of maintenance, but I feel the coffee is absolutely worth it. I love mine.

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Posted by tsunami11

Bayou Rigaud

Member since Jul 2011

185 posts

Posted on 4/28/20 at 4:35 pm to The Spleen

Been having one(maybe two) since 1999 and love it. It's the 600 and I use it for coffee only. Enjoy!

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Posted by The Spleen

Member since Dec 2010

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Posted on 4/28/20 at 4:53 pm to Brisketeer

The owners manual was in the box along with a cleaning tablet and extra water filter. Not sure this thing was used very much. I cleaned it last night following the manual’s directions, and put the water filter in it. It’s the F9 model, and the cup of coffee I had from it this morning was incredible. Love the layer of crema on top of the coffee.

Figured out this afternoon how to increase the cup size as well. Only thing I haven’t really done yet is figure out the milk steaming attachment.

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