• 87Six@lemmy.zipOP
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    14 days ago

    I have a MagnificaS too! Second hand. No trouble so far.

    I also had one of those expensive Jura things, also second hand, then it broke, allegedly that cog mechanism is bad from the guess of a technician. The price I heard made me forget about it and just busted out the magnifica from storage.

    Wonder how long it will last me

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      14 days ago

      My parents had the same Magnifica for longer than I have. I have to take orings over and fix it every once in a while, as well. I’m sure it doesn’t have as many shots as mine but it’s up there.

      Great machines, but I can’t speak to whether it’s enshittified these days or not. I’m tempted to pick up a stash of the major parts or a low mileage parts machine for repairs while I can find them. Pretty sure a lot of the parts aren’t made anymore.

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        I gotta see how to do maintenance on it myself. Right now I’m clueless though I guess the orings you’re talking about are those which can be found at the front top of the machine.

        but I can’t speak to whether it’s enshittified these days or not

        Eh we can all guess that they are…

        Thankfully the second hand market exists.

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          14 days ago

          Mine sounds older, but pretty much anywhere the water supply tubing runs, it has a red Viton oring around the tube and a brass backer that clips it into the fittings. That oring will start to leak as it gets old. They’re a weird metric size so finding them was a hassle, but now I have a bag of them for that job.

          I’ve also replaced the tubing itself with teflon tubing that you can get from 3D printer websites. They use it as Bowden tubes.