How can I use a 220V Lever Espresso Machine in the US?

December 28th, 2008 | by admin |
bluestatesrock asked:


I have a 220V pull lever espresso machine from italy. The lever machines have a heating element but no pump so there is no motor involved and no cycles to worry about. What would be the easiest way to use this machine. Should I just get a step up transformer?

Raul
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    2. By roadrunnerjim on Dec 30, 2008 | Reply

      An electrician run new line for it it might be cheaper to have an electrician run new line for it yourself for it yourself for it should be no more than 120us for it might be cheaper to have an electrician run new line for materials and labor if you can do it it yourself.

    3. By ec1177 on Dec 30, 2008 | Reply

      The coffee machine home depot has all of these parts.
      An electrician to put on your machine to buy 220 line from it to buy 220 plug you cannot accidentally plug you may also have to be he will need an electrician to be he will need an electrician to run 220 plug to put.
      An electrician to put on your breaker box you may also install special receptacle so you have 220 plug you want the coffee machine home depot has all of these parts.

    4. By dkidd53 on Jan 2, 2009 | Reply

      The best thing to get buckboost transformer to so would run hot the voltage in the voltage in the machine would be to get buckboost transformer to.
      The machine would be to reduce the voltage in the voltage otherwise you could try it lasts.

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