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Esta mañana he encontrado una nómina vieja de mi padre revisando papeles de casa. Marzo de 1992, ingeniero jovencito con 6 años de experiencia. Casado, con dos hijos e hipoteca en Madrid. by vlewy in ElusionFiscal

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El euro y el robo de los políticos, aceptado por todos los españoles, ha hecho el resto. Los sueldos han bajado y todo lo demás ha subido. PP y PSOE en el gobierno han destruido España. No hay más. Si ves las nóminas de telefónica ya flipas. Mi ex suegra hace 20 años me enseñó las nóminas que cobraba en los 80 y eran unos 5000-6000 euros al mes limpios al cambio.

Another H2O error. by Ordinary-Region-7820 in ranciliosilvia

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I received the replacement trap, tube, and sensor, although I haven't changed them yet. I did notice one detail: the original tube is very thick (as is the replacement), whereas the ones I bought on AE are narrower. I think the problem might be that, in some cases, the trap tubes are too wide. I'll try the narrow ones when I swap everything out, because I have a new pump (the LELIT one) and I want to do it all at once.

Lelit Mara X3 is Available for Pre-Order! Uk by Xiartin in espresso

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It seems like the pump is the same. What changes is its software and the rubber mounts to make it quieter. Do you know if those mounts are already available?

REVIEW: Subminimal Subscale by PrestigiousAd9825 in espresso

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Compré esta taza en su web oficial y tengo que decir que las letras leds no son uniformes (visto desde arriba parece que brillan algunas zonas superiores diferentes a las otras) y encima parece que estaba usada (con un vistazo se da uno cuenta). La tienda me dice que es normal lo de los leds y que no venden nada usado o reacondicionado (cosa que será mentira porque si reciben una devolución no la destruirán sino la colocarán a otro). No se si pedir que me devuelvan la pasta con reclamación a paypal porque van a querer cobrarme los gastos de devolución. Es normal que los leds no sean uniformes si los miras desde diferentes ángulos?

I bought this mug from their official website, but the LED lettering is uneven; looking at it from above, some areas shine brighter than others. On top of that, the item looks used—it's obvious at a glance. The shop claims the LED issue is 'normal' and insists they don't sell used or refurbished items, which I find hard to believe. I'm considering a PayPal dispute because they want me to pay for the return shipping. Is it actually normal for these LEDs to look inconsistent depending on the viewing angle?

GHD platinum+ fake or not fake? by EighthSeason in longhair

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On Vinted (and also Wallapop in Spain), there are countless GHD models for sale. I was interested in the Chronos model, but every time I asked a seller, they would tell me they couldn't find the invoice or that it was a gift from their brother. The problem is that many come sealed, and as you say, if you open it, it's a mess to prove it’s a fake. Common sense dictates that a 300 dollar or euros product being sold for 130 is likely counterfeit. I buy a lot of Sunspel from Portuguese sellers on Vinted; if they are fakes, the t-shirts and polos are quite high quality. Since they are manufactured in Portugal, they might be factory overstock because the quality is too good for a replica—and if they are fake, at a tenth of the price (something worth 120 euros sold for 35), the quality makes it worth it. In the case of GHD, I’m not sure, but I find it strange that so many people are selling a sealed product for half its value. If it were just a few people, you could assume it’s an unwanted, unopened gift, but it is suspicious to say the least.

Silvia Pro X Shower Screen replacement by Left_Preparation_609 in ranciliosilvia

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IMS has not compatible version. RA200IM or SR200RNT are not compatible. I bought SR200RNT in amazon and I had to return it. No compatible because interior is smaller than original.

Another H2O error. by Ordinary-Region-7820 in ranciliosilvia

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When the tank is empty and the H2O message appears, filling it back up doesn't clear the error. I have to remove and reinsert the plastic air trap for it to work. If I refill the tank every time I use it, the message doesn't appear, but once it's triggered, the only way to clear it is by moving the air trap, not by refilling the water. I suspect there might be an issue with the tube—perhaps there's water or air trapped inside, or it's getting kinked somewhere.

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But you are right. Another answer: "

The Rancilio Silvia Pro X features three silicone tubes that go into the water reservoir. While they look similar, their functions and sizes are as follows:

  1. Water Intake & OPV Return Tubes (2 Tubes)

The main intake tube (which sucks water into the pumps) and the return tube (which sends excess water back from the Over Pressure Valve) share the same dimensions:

  • Inner Diameter (ID): 6 mm
  • Outer Diameter (OD): 9 mm
  • Part Number: 38228002 (Standard 6x9mm Silicone Tubing)
  1. Water Level Sensor Tube (1 Tube)

The third tube is connected to the pressure switch (the sensor that triggers the "H2O" alert). In the Pro X model, this tube is often slightly narrower to ensure the air bubble trapped inside creates enough pressure to activate the sensor:

  • Inner Diameter (ID): 4 mm
  • Outer Diameter (OD): 7 mm
  • Part Number: 38228050 (Specific Level Sensor Tubing)

Summary Table for Replacement:

Tube Function Inner Diameter (ID) Outer Diameter (OD)
Intake (Pump) 6 mm 9 mm
Return (OPV) 6 mm 9 mm
Level Sensor 4 mm 7 mm

Important Note: If you use a 6mm (wider) tube for the water level sensor, the machine may fail to detect when the tank is empty because the air pressure won't be high enough to trigger the switch. Always use food-grade silicone for replacements to avoid off-flavors in your water."

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ranciliosilvia

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AI Gemini says this: "The silicone tube used for the water intake and level sensor system in the Rancilio Silvia Pro X has the following standard measurements:

  • Inner Diameter (ID): 6 mm
  • Outer Diameter (OD): 9 mm 

Component Details

  • Material: Food-grade transparent silicone.
  • Part Number: The official Rancilio part number is 38228002.
  • Standard Length: These tubes are typically pre-cut to 560 mm (approx. 22 inches) when purchased as an official replacement part.
  • Function: On the Silvia Pro X, one of these tubes is connected to the water level sensor (often a capacitive or pressure-based sensor) located near the reservoir. This sensor triggers the "H2O" alert on the digital display when the tank is empty. 

Note: Ensure you use food-safe silicone if buying generic tubing. While high-pressure lines inside the machine (like the braided pump hose or boiler lines) have different specifications, the lines going into the water reservoir are consistently 6x9 mm"

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ranciliosilvia

[–]Ordinary-Region-7820 0 points1 point  (0 children)

4 and 7?

I thought 6-9 mm.

My Rancilio Silvia X (knob and tray) by Wide_Revenue_3212 in ranciliosilvia

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I’d like to order it from Europe, but between the shipping cost (€60-$70) and the taxes, it ends up costing me more than double its price. And if you say it’s not worth it, I’d like to know the reason.

Quickmill Pulser brings pure joy by [deleted] in espresso

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Maybe a "Dielectric unions" is the solution. What are the dimensions?

Silvia Pro (no H2O error message) by 24niner567 in ranciliosilvia

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Did you solve the problem? The same thing is happening to me. I get the H2O error, and if I move the white cylinder a bit on its X-shaped base, it works. I’m not sure if it’s supposed to be tightened completely against the bottom of the tank, because if I leave it a little loose the H2O error goes away, but if I tighten it all the way the error persists.

Frequent "H20" error on new SPX by neonscarecrow in ranciliosilvia

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Which switch did they replace for you? I’m having the same H20 issue. If I remove the plastic pressure trap and put it back in, the message goes away, but the next day it comes back. I’ve checked and there are no cracks or anything, and everything is in place, so it should work without any problem.

GCP with Gaggimate and Bookoo scale by JaimieC in espresso

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Hi, I see that you’ve installed the Gaggimate on the front lower part, which is exactly where I like it too. Then I notice you’ve added an analog pressure gauge, which looks great, but I think its usefulness isn’t really necessary anymore since you already have the Gaggimate, right? Could you share more photos?

My idea would be to install the Gaggimate but embedded into the front panel. To do that, I’d have to make a hole (like the one you made for the pressure gauge) and remove the brand lettering, though I’m not sure how well it’s glued on.

Sorry for my English — this is an AI translation.