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Does anyone know where I can get my coffee machine repaired? It's one that grinds the coffee beans. Makes fresh coffee.

bluedream wrote: ↑

Mon 27 Sep 2021 2:41 pm

Does anyone know where I can get my coffee machine repaired? It's one that grinds the coffee beans. Makes fresh coffee.

Are you west of Girne?

I'm else tepee, but can travel to girne

Esentepe

Tektan, Girne

bluedream wrote: ↑

Tue 28 Sep 2021 4:53 am

I'm else tepee, but can travel to girne

There is a coffee machine service / repair specialist at Kervansaray. Next door to Amphora Dive Centre, almost opposite the Kervan restaurant.

Thank you, where is tektan?

Here...
TEKTAN CO. LTD. · Korutürk sok. No: 9, Girne. · +90 (392) 815 24 41 · +90 (392) 815 44 34 · +90 (392) 215 26 94 · +90 (533) 828 00 06 · tektanltd@hotmail.com

Town center behind Iktisaat bank.

Great, thank you, I will take it in tomorrow. If it's too expensive to get repaired, has anyone seen a coffee machine with grinder anywhere in the shops for sale? Or maybe a pod machine, but must be able to buy the pods here

What make and model is your coffee machine please?

It's a delonghi magnifica

Hopefully you will manage to get your machine repaired. Have sent you PM

Some machines at Halos, go to last page.
https://en.halostrading.com/cyprus-beverage-preparation

Also Bosch machines
https://www.argasltd.com/kategori/kahve-makineleri

Can recommend the Melita Aromafresh, perfect coffee every time (unless you try to use Cuba beans) just be careful which beans you use as some are harder than others and the grinder will stick! I also have a Russell Hobbs machine that is excellent - only problem with it is the jug is cracked and can't get a replacement out here. Will have to wait for visitors to arrive in July next year - lol.

If it is the grinder that has failed on your machine then buy a seperate grinder and grind the beans yourself, I grind the beans weekly then keep the ground coffee in the fridge in a sealed container - works fine so far.

What are Cuba beans Waddo?
I've got a semi-automatic and separate grinder. I only grind enough for one coffee though, unless I know there is going to be a power cut, and use cafetiere, which is not as good, but better than nothing.

Beans from Cuba!!! Go visit Master Roaster in Karakum - all good coffee beans and they will grind them for you or just sell you the beans! Next door to Tim's Cafe! Coffee becomes an art form when you start to mix your own beans and get that "Just Perfect" blend - if only you could remember which beans and how many you mixed of each in the first place - lol. Good fun and no down side to it at all because you drink it all in the end.

waddo wrote: ↑

Tue 28 Sep 2021 5:49 pm

Beans from Cuba!!! Go visit Master Roaster in Karakum - all good coffee beans and they will grind them for you or just sell you the beans! Next door to Tim's Cafe! Coffee becomes an art form when you start to mix your own beans and get that "Just Perfect" blend - if only you could remember which beans and how many you mixed of each in the first place - lol. Good fun and no down side to it at all because you drink it all in the end.

My apologies, thought it might have been a make that I hadn't seen.
I do go to Master Roaster sometimes when I am in Girne, which is not often. They have a fabulous range of coffee, which I have not seen anywhere else here. Much prefer buying beans and grinding them myself, but not tried your technique of mixing different beans. That is something I will definitely have to try now. I can see why you grind enough for a week if you find the "perfect blend". I'd have to just grind enough for a cup or two though at a time. I do so prefer freshly ground, just a thing with me.
Thank you so much for that information, so much appreciated.

I know this is an old post, but was in Master Roaster yesterday having a chat, whilst purchasing coffee beans. They told me that if anything went wrong with my espresso machine, they could order in spares and have it repaired. Worth bearing in mind.