Learn all about what is included with your machine, how to setup features and customizations, and even some advanced level tips and tricks to get the most out of your machine!

Learn how to use the milk carafe on your machine. Weekly disassembly for cleaning is recommended.

Learn how to program and brew espresso or coffee beverages on your machine.

Learn how to use the basic components of your machine and how to use it.

View or download the user manuals and diagrams for your machine.

Learn how to use the beverage menus, cleaning or settings menus, and make changes to settings.

Learn how to manually prime the pump on your espresso machine. New machines or machines that are inactive for more than a few days may need some help getting primed.

Learn how to use the steam wand to prepare milk beverages.

Learn about the Self-Adjusting System your machine uses to keep the grinder calibrated automatically.

Check out your machine's user manual for the included brew unit cleaning instructions. We recommend removing the brew unit on a weekly basis for a quick cleaning to keep your machine in tip-top shape!

What to expect for your brewing temperature.

How to use the bypass brewing feature on your machine. Great for brewing decaf!

Learn how to adjust the flavor or strength of the brewed espresso or coffee on your machine, and on just what those factors depend.

Learn how to use the Gaggia Coffee Clean Tablets in your machine. Your machine may have an automatic system built in. If so, you can follow along with on screen instructions. Check your machine's main menu or cleaning menu!

Learn how to make adjustments to the built-in grinder on your machine. Whenever making adjustments, allow for a few brews and the Self-Adjusting System will re-calibrate your grinder automatically!

How to test the pump on your machine, prime, or ventilate.

The refurbishment process explained. No refurbished machine purchased through Whole Latte Love will have been in use by a customer for more than the initial 30 day return period.

Learn how to use the tech menu on your machine. Check out your buttons, screen, micro-switches and sensors, and much more!

Understand the various codes and messages displayed on your machine's screen. If you don't see an article for the code you're looking for, check out this article.

These codes will indicate a grinder blockage or an electrical connection failure between the grinder and main power board. Cleaning and recalibration will always be the first steps to resolve these codes.

E03 or E04 means the brew unit is blocked in home or work position. E16 refers to the brew unit sensor. Learn how to determine what this code means on your machine.

An E05 will indicate the machine's flow meter is not detecting water flow. Learn how to resolve this code on your machine.

This range of codes will refer to the boiler and thermostats. Learn how to access these parts in your machine.

Learn what the various brew unit related codes and/or screen messages from your machine are telling you to do.

Learn how the machine detects the presence of the carafe and what the different carafe related screen messages might mean.

Learn how to descale your machine using the built-in, automated descaling process.

Learn how to check out the sensor and used puck drawer or dump box on your machine to ensure everything is properly assembled. Be sure to remove the drawer or box while the machine is on to clear the message.

Learn why you might see this symbol even if you have plenty of coffee beans in your hopper.

This symbol will typically appear as a WATER DROP with a LINE STRIKING THROUGH in black or white or red. This has to do with the water sensor in your machine not necessarily the machine's internal water pathway.

The machine may request a priming through words or pictures on the screen. Follow the on screen directions and/or press the button with the check mark you see on the screen. Processes may vary by machine.

Learn what the service door symbol on your machine means, and how to check the door, sensor, and brew unit alignment.

Having trouble getting your brew unit to behave itself? Check out this article for more information on your machine's brew unit.

Learn what to do if your machine is not powering on or remaining on properly.

Learn about the firmware update available for the Gaggia Cadorna and how it might benefit your machine!

Learn the location of the microswitches on your machine and how they function.

Weekly disassembly for cleaning is recommended.

Reservoir connection troubleshooting. If your machine is losing water while not in use, check out your reservoir connection.

Some water will always go directly to your machine's drip tray from the brew unit area. If this amount is more than previously, or you notice volume inconsistencies, check out your brew unit area.

Work through the internal and external water pathways to determine the source of any leaks.

Learning how to remove and clean the boiler spout on your machine.

Learn how to open up the machine to clean or replace the flow meter

Learn how to replace the front board and/or screen on your machine if needed.

Always be sure to try cleaning, resetting, and recalibration before replacement.

Learn how to remove the top cover and side panels from your machine.

How to replace the Pannarello Attachment on your machine

How to access the power board, check out the wiring, or replace if needed.

How to replace the pump on your machine

How to replace the screen

How to replace the solenoid valve in your machine.

How to replace