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Torre Peppina EVO Premium V2 Dual Boiler Espresso Machine w/ FC
From: $3,895.00 From: $3,395.00
Dual boiler machine with the capability of adjust the water balance in the steam boiler. Lower the balance for more steam power to make cappuccinos & lattes. Raise the balance for more hot water for teas and Americanos.
Version 2 now with a larger steam boiler (1.5 liters) for even more steam capacity. Also thickened flanges for both coffee and steam boilers for better durability over the lifetime of your Peppina.
Commercial Terms & Conditions of Sale
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3 year parts & labor warranty limited to manufacturer's defect
- Defects due to limescale buildup are not covered under warranty. Please read about Limescale Prevention.
- For any issues within your warranty period, please contact us.
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What’s Included
- Torre Peppina EVO Premium Espresso Machine
- Portafilters: 58mm single spout, dual spout, bottomless
- Filter baskets: 1-cup (7-8 g), 1-cup (9-12 g), 2-cup (16-18 g), 3-cup (18-20 g), blind
- Tampers: cheap plastic one and a solid wood handle one w/ metal base
- Steam tips: 3-hole, 4-hole (2-hole installed)
- Hose: For connecting to a water line
- Coffee scoop: For use with ground coffee
- Cloth wipe: For general body cleaning
- Cleaning brush: For grouphead cleaning
- Oscar pack: For water softening
- Puly Caff: For backflushing (10 packets)
- Instruction manual: In English & Italian
Overview
Introducing the Torre Peppina EVO Espresso Machine: Elevate Your Coffee Experience!
Are you ready to transform your morning routine into a caffeinated masterpiece? Meet the Torre Peppina EVO Espresso, the ultimate coffee companion that combines cutting-edge technology with stunning design. With the latest V2 upgrades, this machine is not just an espresso maker; it’s your ticket to café-quality brews right in the comfort of your own kitchen.
Bigger & Better: Enhanced Steam Power
Imagine crafting the perfect frothy cappuccino or velvety latte with ease! The Torre Peppina EVO now features an upgraded steam boiler that has increased in size from 1.2 liters to an impressive 1.5 liters. This means more steam, more power, and more creativity in your frothing artistry. Say goodbye to waiting around for steam pressure; you’ll be crafting barista-quality drinks in no time!
Precision Engineering at Its Finest
The Torre Peppina EVO is equipped with an E61 group head that comes with flow control, allowing you to enjoy unparalleled precision in every cup. The dual boiler system ensures that you get the perfect brew temperature for espresso while simultaneously delivering steam for milk texturing. It’s the harmonious balance every coffee lover craves!
Interactive Touchscreen Control
What sets the Torre Peppina apart is its multifunction color touchscreen display. Programming your desired preinfusion time or managing maintenance cycles is now at your fingertips! With digital gauges for both steam and brew pressure, you’ll have full control over your brewing parameters, ensuring that every shot is as perfect as the last.
Customizable Steam Boiler Water Levels
Experience the exclusive feature that takes your steaming capabilities to new heights! The Torre Peppina EVO allows you to adjust the water level in the steam boiler itself. Opt for less water for maximum steam capacity, making it easier than ever to achieve that luxurious froth you love. Whether you’re creating delicate microfoam or bold froth for a traditional cappuccino, this machine adapts to your needs.
Upgrade your coffee game with the Torre Peppina EVO Espresso Machine. It’s not just about making coffee; it’s about crafting an experience, one cup at a time. Indulge yourself in the world of espresso excellence and enjoy the artistry of every brew. Elevate your mornings, impress your guests, and savor the rich flavors that only the Torre Peppina can deliver. Your perfect cup awaits!
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Features
Dual Boiler System
- VERSION 2 UPGRADE: Larger 1.5 liter steam boiler (up from 1.2), thickened flanges for both coffee and steam boiler
- EVO UPGRADE > Steam Capacity: 25% increase in size compared to the standard Peppina model.
- EVO UPGRADE > Steam Power: 25% increase in pressure with the capability to reach up to 1.6 bar.
- EVO UPGRADE > Water/Steam Pro-Balance: You have the ability to control the amount of water in the boiler. Less water allows for more steam capacity.
- Stainless steel, insulated: The boilers are made of stainless steel which is less susceptible to limescale. Typically stainless steel boilers do not retain their heat as well as copper or brass boilers. This V2 Peppina has thicker stainless over version 1. This espresso machine i also partially wrapped with insulation for energy savings and temperature stability.
- Pull a shot & steam milk at the same time: Steam is always readily available. Therefore there is no wait time going from coffee to steam mode. It works well if entertaining a small group of people.
- Auto refill: A sensor in the boiler detects when the water in the boiler is low. This prevents burning out the heating element.
E61 Grouphead
- EVO UPGRADE > Flow Control: Preinstalled on the grouphead giving you the ability to customize your espresso shots on the fly!
- Constantly Heated: Hot water circulates from the coffee boiler through the grouphead and back to keep the grouphead and your portafilter nice and hot. This keeps the grouphead at a constant, stable temperature compared to other groupheads that have a built-in heating element.
- ERGOLIFT Lever: A new look on the activation lever of the grouphead.
- Pressure Gauge: Measures the actual pressure readout at the grouphead level.
Multi-Function Aircraft Grade Touchscreen Display
- Alarms display: Any fault issues with the machine will notify you by displaying a red triangle and will stop the machine from operating until the issue is resolved. Any maintenance alarms you set will notify you by displaying a yellow triangle. The machine will still operate until you manually clear it.
- Maintenance planning: Set reminders for changing your water softener, cleaning, or maintenance cycle. Set by # shots pulled.
- Settings: Language, date, temperature format (°C > °F), water connection (reservoir > water line)
- Temperature/Pressure control: Adjust the coffee boiler temperature from 85 °C to 100 °C (185 °F to 212 °F) or the steam boiler pressure from 0.5 to 1.6 bar.
- Eco standby by mode: Set a time period of inactivity (in minutes) for when the machine will enter a standby mode to conserve energy.
- Counters: The machine keeps track of coffee shots pulled (resettable), the total lifetime coffee shots pulled, the amount of water passed through the machine, & # of maintenance cycles.
- Auto power on/off: You can set the machine to power on and off at certain times, like when you wake up or when you come home.
- Programmable preinfusion: Program both the initial pump start/stop time up to 25 seconds in 0.01 increments.
Steam / Hot Water Wand
- Joystick knobs: Quick action controls. Each knob locks in any direction for hands-free operation.
- Multi-directional wands: Allows for more movement and flexibility depending on the size of your pitcher or cup.
- 2-hole steam tip: Allows for a slow gradual build-up of microfoam. More steam tip holes mean faster frothing but also steam runs out quicker. 3-hole & 4-hole steam tips included. Choose which best fits your barista style.
Switchable Tank / Direct Water Line Connection
- Open top reservoir: Easy to clean. Easy to fill. However, to avoid spillage, we recommend removing the water tank when filling with water. Remember to use the OSCAR pack to soften your water (replacements available).
- Easy transition: After hooking up the water line hose (included) to your machine, all you need to do is change a setting in the touchscreen display. The water line hook-up is behind the drip tray, more convenient than underneath the machine. For direct connect water softening we recommend BWT.
Rotary Vane Pump
- Quiet operation: Rotary pumps are necessary for direct water line capable machines since vibration pumps cannot handle the incoming water pressure. The main benefit that you will experience is that they are a lot quieter.
- Adjustable: The adjustment screw is located underneath the water tank. A more convenient spot compared to other machines where you have to remove the body panel to access.
Specifications
| Brand | Torre |
|---|---|
| Height (inches) | 15.5, approximate |
| Width (inches) | 13, approximate |
| Depth (inches) | 17.5, approximate |
| Weight (pounds) | 66 |
| Wattage (watts) | Coffee – 1200, Steam – 1100 |
| Voltage (volts) | 110 – 120 |
| Coffee boiler capacity (liters) | 0.7 |
| Steam boiler capacity (liters) | 1.5 |
| Tank capacity (liters) | 2.7 |
| Portafilter size (mm) | 58 |
| Country of manufacture | Italy |
Notes
- The Peppina uses lead free components.
- Stainless steel boiler with lead free brass fittings.
- Lead free brass group.
- Lead free brass taps.
- Lead free brass filter holders.
- Effective Dec 6, 2024, Torre espresso machines can come with SSR Relays either from Panasonic or Carlo Gavazzi.
- The Torre Peppina EVO Premium Dual Boiler can be connected to a smart timer switch. However, you must turn off the timer on the menu screen.
- The steam boiler will always have some water to cover the heating elements just in case someone quickly tuns on the steam boiler. If you do not steam milk, you can set, through the front aircraft grade touch screen, the level of the water in the steam boiler to 20% which reduces the water in the steam boiler.
General Espresso Machine Notes/Warnings:
- Upon first use (tank/reservoir models): On the initial start-up (or after a long period of non-use), it is important to make sure the pump is removing water from the tank. When the machine is powered on, you will hear the pump running. After 5 seconds, squeeze the in-line hose in the tank (usually the longest hose, has a particle filter attached). if you hear a different sound, this means the pump is working correctly. If not, immediately power down the machine and contact us. For more information, visit this page General Manual Pump Priming.
- Electrical: To avoid electrical damage to this espresso machine which is not considered a manufacturer's defect, please acquire and install a single-outlet surge suppressor rated at 1080 joules or higher. Without the recommended surge suppressor, the espresso machine can be damaged at the power switch, the electronics, the heating element, the pressurstat, or the wiring inside. For more information, visit this page Power Protection.
- Water: To increase the useful life and not damage your espresso machine, please use softened water. Softened water is water without calcium and magnesium, but still has other minerals for espresso extraction. Do not use distilled, purified, or reverse osmosis water as these types of water create oxidation with the metals and cause the same damaging effects as limescale. For more information, visit this page Water Choice.
- Descaling: We do not recommend descaling unless there is an issue with the espresso machine. Too much descaling can eat away at the metals and gaskets inside an espresso machine. As a preventative measure, we recommend using softened water as explained in the bullet point above.
- Backflushing: This procedure of cleaning the grouphead will need to be performed from time to time. For more information, visit this page Espresso Machine Backflush – Why 50?
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Parts
Finding your part
- Please use the parts diagrams provided below to determine the part(s) you need. Then use our search box above to find the part(s) on our website.
Note: These parts diagrams are provided by the manufacturers. We list them on our site for informational purposes only. We do not stock every single part listed nor can we guarantee that every part is available to order. - If uncertain, please go to the equipment model or part product page. Then use the Q&A tab found on that web page to ask your question.
- Lastly, and only if the first 2 options were exhausted, please use our parts inquiry page.
- Our call center does not have the training to handle parts inquiries for over 60,000 different parts items. Asking any questions regarding parts will more than likely result in you being referred to the above steps.
- Please note also that all parts purchases are non-returnable or refundable and do not include technical support, instructions, or warranties as the purchase price of any part does not cover the cost of technical support. Technical support is available for repairing equipment in our shop.
- Sorry, we will only special order a part for a model we carry AND was purchased through our supply chain.
- Since we are unaware of the mechanical, electrical, and/or plumbing expertise of a parts buyer or the tools owned by a parts buyer, we are never able to advise if a self-repair can be performed.
TABLE 1
| # | SKU |
| 1 | T02APP002 |
| 2 | TARG0001 |
| 3 | RACCS005 |
| 4 | T02FRO004 |
| 5 | T02FIA002 |
| 6 | VITE4001 |
| 7 | DADO1801 |
| 8 | T02SUP003 |
| 9 | T02SCA003 |
| 10 | T02RAI001A |
| 11 | T02POS001 |
| 12 | VITE4003 |
| 13 | T02POR001 |
| 14 | T02SUP004 |
| 15 | T02FIA001 |
| 16 | RONDP401 |
| 17 | T02BAS001C |
| 18 | PIED0003 (H40) |
| 19 | PIED0002 (H30) |
| 20 | APIED001 (H20) |
| 21 | ABAS0002 |
| 22 | T02BAC001 |
TABLE 2
| # | SKU |
| 1 | MOTO0001 (220/230-240V) |
| 1 | MOTO0002 (110-120V) |
| 2 | POMP0002 |
| 3 | RACCR001 |
| 4 | RACCL009 |
| 5 | TANI0002 |
| 6 | DADO1401 |
| 7 | GUAR0010 |
| 8 | RACCS001 |
| 9 | VALV0005 |
| 10 | GUAR0011 |
| 11 | RACCS004 |
| 12 | RONDP402 |
| 13 | RONDP401 |
| 14 | VITE4008 |
| 15 | VITE4002 |
| 16 | TUBT0004 |
| 17 | RACCL004 |
| 18 | RACCT004 |
| 19 | TUBS0011 |
| 20 | TUBT0005 |
| 21 | VITE6001 |
| 22 | RONDD601 |
| 23 | VITE5001 |
| 24 | RONDD501 |
| 25 | RONDP601 |
| 26 | VIBR0001 |
| 27 | T02SUP002 |
| 28 | DADO6001 |
TABLE 3
| # | SKU |
| 1 | T02SUP008 |
| 2 | VITE8001 |
| 3 | RONDP802 |
| 4 | CALD0005 |
| 5 | RACCL001 |
| 6 | SOND0004 |
| 7 | VALV0004 |
| 8 | GUAR0004 |
| 9 | RACCT002 |
| 10 | VALV0003 |
| 11 | RACCT001 |
| 12 | TERM0003 |
| 13 | CALD0002 |
| 14 | T02SUP006 |
| 15 | VITE4003 |
| 16 | GUAR0005 |
| 17 | RESI0001 (230-240V) |
| 17 | RESI0005 (110-120V) |
| 18 | RACCL007 |
| 19 | RACCL008 |
| 20 | RACCD003 |
| 21 | RESI0003 (230-240V) |
| 21 | RESI0007 (110-120V) |
| 22 | TERM0004 |
| 23 | DADO5001 |
| 24 | SOND0005 |
| 25 | ISOL0004 |
| 26 | RACC0002 |
| 27 | ISOL0002 |
| 28 | RONDD501 |
| 29 | GUAR0002 |
TABLE 4
| # | SKU |
| 1 | T02TU005 |
| 2 | RACCT005 |
| 3 | RACCL005 |
| 4 | T02TU004 |
| 5 | RACCL002 |
| 6 | EV223001 |
| 7 | RONDP401 |
| 8 | VITE4001 |
| 9 | VALV0002 |
| 10 | TUBS0011 |
| 11 | VALV0001 |
| 12 | RACCL009 |
| 13 | T02SUP007 |
| 14 | DADO4001 |
| 15 | VITE4004 |
| 16 | RUBIR001 |
| 17 | RACCT005 |
| 18 | RACC0003 |
| 19 | RACCD006 |
| 20 | TUBS0011 |
| 21* | T02FRO004 |
TABLE 5
| # | SKU |
| 1 | T02SUP001 |
| 2 | RONDD501 |
| 3 | DADO5001 |
| 4 | T02TU003 |
| 5 | SOND0003 |
| 6 | T01TU002 |
| 7 | PRES0003 |
| 8 | VITE4004 |
| 9 | VITE4003 |
| 10 | RELA001 |
| 11 | DOS23001 (230V) |
| 11 | DOS11501 (110V) |
| 12 | T02SUP005 |
| 13 | PRES0004 |
| 14 | RACCD005 |
| 15 | TUBT000 |
| 16 | INTE0005 |
| 17 | RACCD004 |
| 18 | T02TU001 |
| 19 | T02TU002 |
| 20 | PASS0001 |
| 21 | T02TU006 |
| 22 | CAVO000 (Shuko 1.5 MT) |
| 22 | CAVO0002 (US 125V 15A) |
| 22 | CAVO0003 (US 250V 20A) |
| 22 | CAVO0004 (Australia) |
| 22 | CAVO0005 (UK) |
| 22 | CAVO0006 (Switzerland) |
| 23 | INTE0002 |
| 24 | LAMP0001 |
| 25 | DISP0001 |
TABLE 6
| # | SKU |
| 1 | RGRU0001 |
| 2 | RGRU0002 |
| 3 | RGRU0003 |
| 4 | RGRU0004 |
| 5 | RGRU0005 |
| 6 | RGRU0006 |
| 7 | GUAR0001 |
| 8 | RGRU0007 |
| 9 | DADO8001 |
| 10 | RGRU0008 |
| 11 | RGRU0009 |
| 12 | RGRU0010 |
| 13 | MANP0001 |
| 14 | T01LEV001 |
| 15 | VITE8004 |
| 16 | T01R0N001 |
| 17 | DADO6002 |
| 18 | T01R0N002 |
| 19 | RGRU0011 |
| 20 | RGRU0012 |
| 21 | RGRU0013 |
| 22 | RGRU0014 |
| 23 | RGRU0015 |
| 24 | RGRU0016 |
| 25 | RGRU0017 |
| 26 | RGRU0018 |
| 27 | RGRU0019 |
| 28 | RGRU0020 |
| 29 | RGRU0021 |
| 30 | RGRU0022 |
| 31 | RGRU0023 |
| 32 | RGRU0024 |
| 33 | RGRU0025 |
| 34 | RGRU0026 |
| 35 | RGRU0027 |
| 36 | RGRU0028 |
| 37 | RGRU0029 |
| 38 | RGRU0030 |
| 39 | RGRU0031 |
| 40 | RGRU0032 |
| 41 | RGRU0033 |
TABLE 7
| # | SKU |
| 1 | DADO1401 |
| 2 | RONDG1401 |
| 3 | RRUB0019 |
| 4 | RRUB0020 |
| 5 | MOLLA-V |
| 6 | RRUB0022 |
| 7 | RRUB0023 |
| 8 | RRUB0024 |
| 9 | RRUB0025 |
| 10 | RRUB0026 |
| 11 | RRUB0027 |
| 12 | RRUB0028 |
| 13 | RRUB0029 |
| 14 | RRUB0030 |
| 15 | MANP0007 |
| 16 | RRUB0031 |
| 17 | RRUB0013 |
| 18 | RRUB0012 |
| 19 | RRUB0032 |
| 20 | RRUB0033 |
| 21 | RRUB0034 |
| 22 | RRUB0035 |
| 23 | 23119005 |
| 24 | RRUB0037 |
| 25 | RRUB0038 |
| 26 | RRUB0039 |
| 27 | LANCA001 |
| 28 | LANCV001 |
| 29 | RUBIL0001 |
TABLE 8
| # | SKU |
| 1 | FILT0003 |
| 2 | ANEL0001 |
| 3 | PTFL0001 |
| 4 | MANP0005 |
| 5 | BECC0002 |
| 6 | FILT0002 |
| 7 | BECC0001 |
| 8 | FLEX0003 |
| 9 | VALV0002 |
| 10 | TAMP0002 |
| 11 | TAMP0001 |
| 12 | MISU0001 |
| 13 | SPAZ0001 |
| 14 | APTF2001 |
| 15 | APTF1001 |
| 16 | TAPP0001 |
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I sent an attachment I refilled the machine up with water and this yellow light is not going off,I tried making espresso this morning and now this yellow light is not going off and I tried to make espressos and it’s coming out bad
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Q I sent an attachment I refilled the machine up with water and this yellow light is not going off,...... Read more answer nowAsked by on May 13, 2026 4:25 pmAnswered by the admin
Thank you for submitting the photograph.Please understand this warning light usually indicates to back-flush the grouphead with detergent or replace/recharge the water softener.
After performing the first group head backflush, my ergo lever became noticeably stiffer and lost the audible “click” in the center position. In addition, both the flow control valve and the ergo lever are now squeaking during operation. You can clearly tell something is off, as the machine no longer feels or operates the way it did prior to the backflush procedure. Please advise on what steps I should take to resolve this issue or, if necessary, please send a replacement unit. I have also been attempting to contact customer service but have not yet received a response. I invested a significant amount of money into this machine and would like to ensure it is operating properly and fully as intended.
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Q After performing the first group head backflush, my ergo lever became noticeably stiffer and lost...... Read more answer nowAsked by on May 5, 2026 11:42 pmAnswered by the admin
Please read our updated explanation why the stiffness and squeaking are occurring. In this case, it seems too much detergent was used for backflushing. This is a maintenance item that needs to occur as recommended.
I have my machine programmed to come on automatically in the morning before I get up and in the evening as I have coffee morning and night. The auto on works flawlessly for the brewer. However, I cannot get the steam boiler to come on automatically. I have it programmed to do so (I think), but I have to manually turn on the steam boiler every time. Clearly it is something that I am doing wrong (or it does not do this and I just don’t realize it). Can you help me figure out what I am missing? I have read the manual cover to cover and cannot find anything in it to indicate what the problem is.
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Q I have my machine programmed to come on automatically in the morning before I get up and in the e...... Read more answer nowAsked by on January 22, 2026 4:52 pmAnswered by the admin
This is the intended built in function.
a) The coffee boiler and steam boiler programmed to power on the same time, only the coffee boiler will heat up. This is for those who ONLY want the coffee boiler to power AND heat up.
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b) The coffee boiler is programmed to power on to heat up, and the steam boiler is programmed to power on a minmum 15 minutes after the programmed start of the coffee boiler. This will heat both boilers sequentially
I have my machine programmed to come on automatically in the morning before I get up and in the evening as I have coffee morning and night. The auto on works flawlessly for the brewer. However, I cannot get the steam boiler to come on automatically. I have it programmed to do so (I think), but I have to manually turn on the steam boiler every time. Clearly it is something that I am doing wrong (or it does not do this and I just don’t realize it). Can you help me figure out what I am missing? I have read the manual cover to cover and cannot find anything in it to indicate what the problem is.
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Q I have my machine programmed to come on automatically in the morning before I get up and in the e...... Read more answer nowAsked by on January 22, 2026 4:28 pmA Regarding water quality. I have been using my RO water that has a remineralizer attached to it. I want to plumb in the machine, so I will need some kind of filtration that will be just for the machine as it will come from a different water source than over by my kitchen sink. I had my RO water tested the other day and also my tap water. I am hoping that if you look at the info you can tell me what I need, if the BWT filter is sufficient. I talked to Jim originally before purchase, and he said that in Texas the problem tends to be that the water is too hard. However, after testing the water (I live on the gulf coast), it actually might be too soft. On the RO and through tap water, I get 18 PPM for hardness. Chlorine is gone in the RO testing and the tap only has .13 for Chlorine. I will put the readings below: RO Filtered: Chlorine .03ppm, pH 6.6, Alkalinity 11, Hardness 18ppm, Copper 0 and Iron 0. Tap Water: Chlorine .13ppm, pH 6.9, Alkalinity 71, Hardness 18ppm, Copper .1 and Iron .7. So what do y’all think that I need to do to make sure that my machine is happy with the water coming into it?
Has anyone adjusted the water air ratio up or down and had luck with better latte art with a different ratio other than 50 / 50
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Q Has anyone adjusted the water air ratio up or down and had luck with better latte art with a diff...... Read more answer nowAsked by on December 16, 2025 10:44 pmAnswered by the admin
Sorry, there is no definitive answer to this. There are all sorts of milks from soy, 3%, 2%, 1%, coconut milk, etc. Milk changes from brand to brand, and even with the same brand, things change in a milk. There is the size and style of the steam pitcher. The level of the water in the boiler has to do more with capacity of steam. The bar pressure programming along with the steam tip holes count plays a role into expanding and restricting throughput into the milk. The temperature of the milk also plays a role as well.
These are just a few of the technical touch points with relation to the latte art. Hence, you need to practice changing all the variables above.
I love the quality of the shots I can pull with this machine but suspect I have some touch scree and logic faults. I will ask my questions one at a time. The touch screen seems very insensitive on the lower left where I access the settings menu. It responds lower right for power and lower center for steam boiler on/off. Lower left I can tap repeatedly with no response, a dozen times or more. Every once in a while it responds. I have had my wife try (different skin) with the same effect. Is the touch screen defective? I need to access settings because of other problems I am having.
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Q I love the quality of the shots I can pull with this machine but suspect I have some touch scree ...... Read more answer nowAsked by on November 28, 2025 10:00 amAnswered by the admin
The aircraft display operates differently than a touch display on a phone. The buttons typically have to be pressed firmly with a thumb and held in place for a few seconds.
I have the Torre Peppina for about 2 years and have been using the water softener. I'd now like to upgrade to plumb the machine with a BWT Kit.
FIRST QUESTION - PLUMBING & BWT: I have some questions about the BWT Kit and which parts I need: From the BWT Kit Configuration page:
(a) Filter Header - Standard or Flex?
(b) Cartridge Size? I will order the premium but what is the differences in sizes.
(c) Adaptor - The Torre came with an adaptor and, braided. Do I need to buy a new one?
(d) Pressure Line Regulator - YES, And what pressure should the Torre Peppina have? (
e) Aqua Meter - Yes? or No? To be blunt, I would like to pass on this, but in the long run, is it an important item?
(f) Flush Valve - Yes The space I have available is: Back Wall - WIDTH from wall to plumbing un-obstruction — 9-1/2” Back Wall - Height —20 1/2” This is to the bottom of sink above. Depth of cabinet — 22 1/2” CLEAR door opening — 11 1/2” x 20 1/2” I have a space on the back wall/side wall that's 5” x 5” that has more clearance than 20-1/2. But it's a hard access, but likely a good mounting location
SECOND QUESTION: I have an elbow that has deteriorated in my Peppina. IT'S part of the pressure/overflow valve on the boiler. I would like to order it with the Filter. What part would I need?
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Q I have the Torre Peppina for about 2 years and have been using the water softener. I'd now like t...... Read more answer nowAsked by on November 20, 2025 4:08 pmAnswered by the admin
Thanks for your inquiry. Please understand we normally ask customers to email as plumbing is different for every custmer. Answers follow:
I have the Torre Peppina for about 2 years and have been using the water softener. I'd now like to upgrade to plumb the machine with a BWT Kit.
(a) Filter Header - Standard or Flex?
Either one will work.
(b) Cartridge Size? I will order the premium but what is the differences in sizes.
Water capacity. Bigger sizes means more capacity. Better to start smaller in a home environment, medium in an office, and bigger sizes for commercial use.
(c) Adaptor - The Torre came with an adaptor and, braided. Do I need to buy a new one?
Yes, you need the one in the kit because that side makes it easier to connect to your cold water line. More instructions on plumbing...
(d) Pressure Line Regulator - YES, And what pressure should the Torre Peppina have?
35-40 psi is normal. needs to be regulated.
e) Aqua Meter - Yes? or No? To be blunt, I would like to pass on this, but in the long run, is it an important item?
Allows to keep tabs on amount fo water being used then adjust size of filter accordingly.
(f) Flush Valve - Yes The space I have available is: Back Wall - WIDTH from wall to plumbing un-obstruction — 9-1/2” Back Wall - Height —20 1/2” This is to the bottom of sink above. Depth of cabinet — 22 1/2” CLEAR door opening — 11 1/2” x 20 1/2” I have a space on the back wall/side wall that's 5” x 5” that has more clearance than 20-1/2. But it's a hard access, but likely a good mounting location
OK. We are unable to advise on measurements and access.
SECOND QUESTION: I have an elbow that has deteriorated in my Peppina. IT'S part of the pressure/overflow valve on the boiler. I would like to order it with the Filter. What part would I need?
If this is the rubber elbow on top of the steam boiler, please just remove it and attach the hose directly to the bleeder valve.
Water. In my old Hx machine I used Brita filter water and in inline softener. Should I continue using Brita filter water. What should I use to condition the water? Do I use the Bilt Oscar 90 in the tank? How often do I need to replace that?
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Q Water. In my old Hx machine I used Brita filter water and in inline softener. Should I continue u...... Read more answer nowAsked by on November 11, 2025 4:12 pmAnswered by the admin
Bilt is good for 6 months and we have more information about it. Brita does soften water for about a week and no softening in week 3 from our testing many years ago. It is best to get a TDS meter and make sure your water is in the 80-100 ppm TDS range without any salts. This is a cold water test from your water source as well as testing the water in the reservoir and treated for 15 hours.
If I am going away for a week should I leave the water reservoir full or take it out completely?
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Q If I am going away for a week should I leave the water reservoir full or take it out completely? answer nowAsked by on October 16, 2025 12:32 pmAnswered by the admin
Sorry for the delay as this was lost in the queue from a programming update. The water tank should be emptied when not in use to avoid issues with dust, bugs attracted to water, etc. The reservoir should be hand washed with a normal dish soap and rinsed every 2 weeks or upon your return.
is peppina V2 version only advanced to V1 version due to the enlarged steam and water boiler size, or is there a larger difference. Do they havre the same boiler quality as V1 or maybe that it is B2 that has copper bs V1 with stainless steel
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Q is peppina V2 version only advanced to V1 version due to the enlarged steam and water boiler size...... Read more answer nowAsked by on August 2, 2025 10:36 amAnswered by the admin
Only the steam boiler has been made larger on the V2. As indicated privately, we did not think this was necessary as the V1 had a lot of steam power. When made larger, it was re-informed with a slight thicker metal.
In your Peppina spec it says that there is a copper boiler whereas in the description it says it is an insulated stainless steel boiler. Copper boilers retain heat much better, correct? Although not sure if they are more susceptible to lime scale vs stainless steel..
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Q In your Peppina spec it says that there is a copper boiler whereas in the description it says it ...... Read more answer nowAsked by on August 2, 2025 10:29 amA is peppina V2 version only advanced to V1 version due to the enlarged steam and water boiler size, or is there a larger difference. Do they havre the same boiler quality as V1 or maybe that it is B2 that has copper bs V1 with stainless steel
I set the time on the Torre Peppina to go on in the morning at 7 and off at 9. Then again to go on at 3 and off at 5. Everyday, seven days. It took a while to set both the group head and steam boilers, but they match for times. Yet, when my machine turns on, the green steam light at the bottom isn't green. I have to then touch it for it to turn green, which means it's on. But if I turn on the machine by pressing the red power button at the right of the display outside of timer hours, the machine starts up and the steam light is green. So why doesn't the steam light come on with the timer settings? I guarantee both boilers are set at the same time.
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Q I set the time on the Torre Peppina to go on in the morning at 7 and off at 9. Then again to go o...... Read more answer nowAsked by on July 28, 2025 11:43 amAnswered by the admin
Always make sure the date and time are set correctly. Next, when programming the start time for the coffee boiler and steam boiler, set the steam boiler for 15-30 minutes after the coffee boiler start. The coffee boiler should have priority on initial start up and usually takes 15-20 minutes to warm up depending upon different environments. 110 volt machines can not have both boilers at the same time, but we believe the programming was like this because in 220 volt models, it can occur.
Can you tell me more about the Torre Peppina and why I should or should not consider it versus other double boiler machines in the same price range?
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Q Can you tell me more about the Torre Peppina and why I should or should not consider it versus ot...... Read more answer nowAsked by on April 24, 2025 1:49 pmAnswered by the admin
The main features that separates the Torre Peppina as the leader in the dual boiler class are listed as gollows:
a) SSR relays are top notch and mostly overall reliable brand
b) ability to change the water level in the steam boiler through the aircraft grade touch screen
c) quieter rotary pump compared to most other dual boiler espresso makers, and
d) overall structural integrity of the build with fairly ease to access components for diagnostics and replacement when the time comes.
