improve milk system performance
quick tips
FAQ's
Why is my coffee machine producing poor milk foam?
The most common causes are dried milk residue, a partially blocked frothing nozzle, restricted air inlet or a milk system that needs a thorough clean. Regular maintenance often restores normal frothing performance.
Does the type of milk make a difference?
Yes. Fresh, chilled milk generally produces better foam than warm milk, and different milk types or plant-based alternatives may froth differently depending on their composition.
How can I keep my milk system performing at its best?
Clean the milk system after every use, carry out regular deep cleaning with a suitable milk system cleaner, inspect removable parts for blockages and replace worn milk tubes where necessary. Consistent maintenance is the best way to maintain excellent milk frothing and reliable performance.
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