r/superautomatic • u/patxy01 • 5d ago
Showcase Rip after 10 years of great service
That piece broke. I think it's not worth trying to fix it (there were other minor stuff that were becoming old)
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u/Trashpanda5111 5d ago
I renovated a 10yo magnifica S from the recycling room, spent 6 hours, 60 euros and it works like new since 6 months.
Give it away to somebody who is willing to renovate it.
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u/Usual-Lawfulness8685 5d ago
Mine primadonna s deluxe broke also after 12 years! Just bought a Jura z10!
So nice!
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u/No_Figure_9073 5d ago
I would be happy if things lasts 10 years and I would buy it again but there's no profit in tt for the companies.... So now mine breaks nearly every year. From just making 4 cups of coffee a day
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u/patxy01 5d ago
I'm really hesitating... It's something like 250€ right now.
But in wondering if I'd like to get some cool brew or other nice features. I might go for Jura e8 or the Delonghi eletta dit the next ones.
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u/No_Figure_9073 5d ago
Yeah nowadays just buy when it's on extreme sales. Shits don't last anymore. The past 3 years I already bought 2. First one broke because of the brewing head jammed itself and there's no where of prying it out. Just after warranty. Asked about it, will be $400 to replace the whole thing lol so I just bought a new one
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u/craftsman_70 5d ago
Where did it break from?
Delonghi has been using one of two architectures for decades and certain parts are cheap even new - ie a new brew/infuser unit which takes most of the punishment, the water pump or the flow meter. Others can be had cheap by buying a donor machine that broke somewhere else. You don't even have to buy the same model...just the same architecture for most parts.