DeLonghi Magnifica 3300 Espresso Machine
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- The DeLonghi Magnifica 3300 is designed to add style and performance to any home kitchen. It features professional quality brewing components like a double boiler system and low-pitch conical burr grinder, and it has sleek silver housing with metal accents for a modern look. The stainless steel-lined brew boiler offers increased durability, and the separate steam boiler means there's no longer wait time between brewing and steaming. With fully programmable brewing options and an easy-to-use frothing attachment, the Magnifica 3300 makes brewing coffee or whipping up cappuccinos or lattes an enjoyable and uncomplicated experience.
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The noise really has become quite nice. To me it sounds like the morning. Lol. But I have kids so... anyway. My friends think it’s amazing. Usually a good indication of how cool something is is how your friends react. It was a gift from my father. He’s an amazing guy but this is by far the greatest thing he’s ever done for me. And I was adopted. 😜
I bought one for my parents around 15 years ago. They still using it!
Hi Benito, Thanks fort sharing your parent's experience!
Hey Guys, I'm glad to hear your machine makes as much noise as ours... I almost thought there was a problem with this Delonghi Magnifica 3300. I guess not. We enjoy the coffee it makes!
My machine like yours is super fast to go from coffee brewing to steaming. However if I try to go from steaming back to brewing the lights will pulse forever and will end up having to restart the machine. Any advise? Thank you
Hey, Thanks guys, I have one for Christmas and Im using it for first time (following the manual of course) but is always good to have all this info 👍.
Hey 1000..., You are welcome - the more you know!
Mine is loud too! Good to see some people using it right! My crema isn't great...but okay...
The 3300 is no longer available by DeLonghi. For a newer version, check out the ECAM22110SB Magnifica XS by clicking the link in the video description. This machine makes coffee, espresso, and has a steam wand for frothing milk to make cappuccino's and lattes.
The machine will run through a cleaning cycle at start up and shutdown or when it goes into sleep mode. Some machines allow for you to adjust the length of time before it goes into a sleep mode. Which will decrease the amount of water used. As for how often the drip tray needs to be emptied. That is totally up to how often the machine enters in and out of these modes and size of the drip tray.
Whole Latte Love nope that’s the rinse cycle you’re seeing right now actually 😂
REALLY great job guys. Thank you so much for such an informative, and helpful video.
A very helpful video in my process of choosing a machine.. Thank you very much :)
you guys are awesome and very thorough!
Hi Barb, Thanks a whole latte for the comment!
Can anyone estimate the temperature of the coffee as brewed? Love the 3300. We have had it for a couple of years.
My machine like yours is super fast to go from coffee brewing to steaming. However if I try to go from steaming back to brewing the lights will pulse forever and will end up having to restart the machine. Any advise? Thank you
Thanks for your helpful comments! It seems like the machine goes through a lot of cleaning cycles, which can be good; but is it annoying? It does seem like a TON of water, as Mikearman mentioned. Thoughts?
İ don’t like the voice tik tik bom bom ..when you use the steamer! Is there another choice?!
Hey guys, I have the same machine, but also I have a problem with short esspresso. When it starts to leak it takes 4-5s and coffe dosen't have some special taste. I tried with different setup for gridner but it doesn't give me some special result.Please can you help me what can be problem ?
Hi Benjamin, Taste usually comes down to the coffee beans used. What sort of special taste are you after? What coffee are you using now? In general for espresso on super-auto machines we suggest highest dose/strength setting and a finer grind unless using very dark roasts or beans with oily surface.
I used this coffe Caffè Vergnano Gran Aroma(I think that this beanse are with oil surface) and I always use highest strength setting. I expect a thick coffee, but it is very thin. The coffe has a great cream
nice work guys
very useful info... thx guys
Thanks for the helpful video! Did you guys ever come across the issue of not being able to create steam? My steamer never switches from spouting hot water to the "dual thermal" steam..hoping it's not broken as it is brand new!
Hi Sue, You are welcome. So your machine continuously pumps water when you turn the steam on? Be sure you have not pressed the "hot water" button before turning the steam dial. The light above the hot water button should not be illuminated when you want to steam milk. Also, turn the steam dial and purge the wand of water. Then turn the dial back to off. Then back on to start steaming. If the hot water light is off and the machine never produces steam then there may be an issue. Where did you purchase the machine?
i just got it off amazon...a xmas gift that i hope to have all set up and working by then...did not expect to have to trouble shoot this much...i have tried what you suggested with no luck. the machine sounds labored (but measured) and only drips of water come out. HOt water feature is fine...just no steam when expected!!!
just worked with delonghi tech to troubleshoot and they recommended returning and replacing asap...already in works...hopefully next one is not a dud- love the coffee/espresso!
Hi Sue, Happy to hear Delonghi was able to help you out. DOA happens on rare occasions but good they're backing up the product. I've unboxed and used at least 50 Delonghi machines and never had a problem. Sometimes machines get shocked in shipping causing an issue.
I just received mine from Amazon and I'm having the same problem :( Luckily I have a milk steamer that I can use.
The Saeco Royal Coffee Bar is by far more suited for cafe environments than the Magnifica XS. The Jura-Capresso XS90 is another great machine for your needs. Our espresso experts would be happy to help with any additional questions, 1-888-411-5282 option 1.
Please also consult local laws about NSF approval before making your purchasing decision.
This thing looks like it uses a TON of water to clean itself, how frequent are these cycles, and how often do you have to empty the drip tray?
Hey guys, I love your videos and watch a lot even about the ones I can never own ha! I recently decided to buy one of those 3300's second hand: having had a delonghi ec.320 for years and getting decent crema, I can only seem to get drip-like coffee with a thin straw coloured layer of foam out of this one, no matter what type of beans (avoiding oily of course) I use, no matter what settings combination, is this everything this machine can achieve? perhaps it's broken or needs an overhaul / tune-up? Best, V
nice work bro！ cannot wait to buy one!
House sitting with this machine and I did all you said except for descale, and the frother is still spitting out milk, not frothing. Descale light isn't on but I would descale just to try that - however what is the "solution" you mentioned? I have a 30 year old Krups machine that I rinse through with some white vinegar and water every once in awhile. Unless I can get this baby to froth, all the bells and whistles are worthless. My 30 year old Krups espresso maker is super simple to use - I have to add the water each time and put the ground espresso into the holder myself, but it is simple and works great. Any other tips for cleaning that frother? By the way, your directions are really nice and straight forward. Thank you!
Hi Becky, Poor froth is typically caused by dirty components in the milk frothing device. Here's a link to the machine's manual: www.seattlecoffeegear.com/assets/user-manuals/delonghi/delonghi-esam-3300-user-manual.pdf Most common problem is blockage of the air intake hole on the outer sleeve of the frothing device. It's shown in figure 27 on page 14 of the linked manual. Cleaning any blockage there as well as general cleaning of the frothing device as described in the manual should restore your frothing performance. Hope that helps!
Marc
wow this is asome
hi ,, is this machine for coffee only??
or also for tea and hot chocolate and cappuccin,, or there is other machine foe this work and 3300 for coffee only??
Any idea how to clear the general alarm after the brew unit wasnt pushed in correctly? It hit the ceiling - i got into engineer mode, everything works, i can move the unti electronically etc. but the general alarm remains. Last time they just replaced the system board for £170!
Have you tried power cycling the machine? Turn off and unplug the machine for 20 seconds.
hi, yep, I've got into engineer mode but pressing down two buttons on power up. it's almost like it needs a reset. the brew unit moves up and down in engineer mode on demand, it just Miranda of general alarm
Pete Thompson
Hi Pete, Sorry I can't be of more help. I would contact Delonghi support if you have not already. Delonghi is one of the few brands we do not service :( www.delonghi.com/en-int/customer-support
good video !!
Hi guys. I was wondering, is there a way to regulate the water temperature for the espresso brew?
Hi SDA, Thanks for the question. I don't have a machine in front of me, but manual states there are 4 temperature settings.
Why do you keep calling it coffee. I thought I was buying an espresso machine. Also I feel like my coffee is Luke warm and even on smaller setting of eapresso, not very strong. What can I do for both these issues? Any help would be appreciated!
Hi Nicole, Sorry for the confusion - it is an espresso machine which can also make a long coffee. Coffee and espresso are often used interchangeably. For instance in Italy if you have a "coffee" it's always an espresso. Filter/drip coffee doesn't really exist in Italy. Italian manufacturers of espresso machine usually refer to them as "espresso coffee machines". For stronger espresso turn the machine's strength setting up to max - more important set the grinder to its finest grind setting. When making espresso set cup volume to produce 1oz/30ml or less. For warmer in cup temps leave your serving cups on the cup warmer on top right of machine. Hope this Helps!
Marc
I would like to ask about the different of the model ESAM 2800, 3300, 4200 and which of them is the latest model? Not to compare with those have touch screen... Thanks..
+Alan Lim Heng Loong Here's a link to the most recent Delonghi Magnifica: www.wholelattelove.com/products/delonghi-magnifica-s-cappuccino-smart-ecam-23-260-sb
We no longer carry the 2800, 3300, 4200. They are older models.
Thank you very much, I couldn't figure out how to open the Water Reservoir, I thought you open it like a door....
Can someone tell me if it is possible to do latte art with this machine?
Thank you!!
Hi Ola Lola, This machine uses an auto-frothing wand. The froth quality produced by that type of wand is generally not fine enough for pouring latte art. You need a machine with a manual wand (some skill required!) to get that froth quality. If you prefer super-automatic bean to cupm achines with built-in grinder the Gaggia Babila and Gaggia Accademia have manual frothing wands in addition to carafe based automatic frothing
Gaggia Accademia:
Gaggia Babila:
Another option are 2 newer machines from Breville. The Barista Touch and Oracle Touch are semi-automatic machines with built in grinders. You grind into a portafilter so they are not bean to cup. These machines have incredible automatic frothing with adjustable froth density and temperature. At fine settings they produce a milk froth which is capable of latte art! You can see the Breville Oracle Touch in action and pouring latte art here: czcams.com/video/2F7etUZrzKQ/video.html
My machine stopped pulling water from the tank. This happened over the course of 2 days. I replaced the water pump, the flowmeter, O-rings, diffuser, cleaned internally and lubricated everything. Could it be the in line filter just after the water tank? I'm soaking the tubes in hot water with a little CLR today but they do not appear clogged. What else could it be? When I watch it with the sides off, water is not pulling through the tubes. Also, the machine now makes a higher pitched noise when trying to run. Coffee is being ground and pressed, it appears to be just a water issue. No leaks. Ideas?
Hi Nikki, Sorry for the delayed response. Just back from visiting manufacturers in Italy. One common cause is scale formation in the boiler. I cannot be certain that's the problem in your case but it's a possibility especially if you have hard water and did not treat/filter the water to remove excess minerals or neglected to descale the machine as recommended by Delonghi.
I only use filtered water so it is not a descaling issue. Everything is smooth as silk. However, I found that when I replaced the flow meter, it didn't want to kick in. I had to bypass the filter and pull out the flow meter to allow the tubes to straighten out. I also unplugged the circuits and plugged them back in a couple times. I soaked all the tubing. I also removed the top which may have freed up a kink somewhere. Eventually it started working. I don't know exactly what the solution was, but apparently enough parts and messing with the tubing worked.
I was hoping you could give a recommendation. Im opening a small restaurant. Coffee is not its main product so a $3k-$6k machine would be out of the question, but I would still like to offer a quality espresso or cappuccino. We are guessing that three times a day we would have a rush of 10 beverages. What would be a good machine that will handle that quantity day after day? Should I be looking at more professional machines than the DeLonghi ECAM22110SB Magnifica XS? thank you for any help
Does this machine have any plastic parts through which hot water would pass?
Hi Richard, There are plastic parts which water comes in contact with.
Is it possible to make latte art out of this machine? And how to achieve?
Hi ST, Thanks for the question. It's possible but very difficult. The auto-frothing wand produces a coarser milk foam. One will have more success with a manual steaming wand capable of producing a super fine micro-foam. If looking for a bean to cup machine with a manual wand check the Gaggia Cadorna Barista Plus: Here's a video with the machine in action frothing for and pouring latte art: czcams.com/video/TCIJ3IGQctw/video.html
Hope that helps!
Marc
Hi, I purchased this machine recently and really love it. Is there a way to add a water filter to this? I don't think the water tank is designed for one but how about if it just floated in the tank?
Hi Guy, I do not have one in front of me to check if it can accept a typical plug in tank filter. A quick check of the machines manual makes no mention of a water filter. In that case a free floating filter is a good option. Here's a free floating pad filter we recommend: www.wholelattelove.com/bwt-bestsave-m-anti-scale-filter
You're awesome! Thank you for replying back to me.
No problem. It's what we do!
Is this the ME10? I can't see the name?
The book says that it's the ME10?
+Sarah Forever The ME 10 may be an older version of the Magnifica line. Use this link to current Magnifica models: www.wholelattelove.com/espresso-machines/super-automatic?brand=DeLonghi&sort=featured
+Whole Latte Love thank you so much!!!
Sarah Forever
You are very welcome!
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Hi hh, If in US here: www.wholelattelove.com/collections/super-automatic-espresso-machines?_=pf&pf_v_brand=DeLonghi
Outside US fiond a dealer here: www.delonghi.com/en-us/products/coffee-and-espresso/espresso
Poderia fazer uma vídeo em Português?
Oi Cesar, Bem, gostaria que pudéssemos, mas simplesmente não rentável para fazê-lo.
I have a Magnifica 3400. Its one of the worst coffee machines I've ever had. Totally outdated technology and overpriced garbage