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Name: De'Longhi - Espresso Machine with 15 bars of pressure, Milk Frother and removable water tank - Stainless Steel
Brand: De'Longhi
SKU: 3225284
Price: 249.95 USD
Rating: 4.3 (47 reviews)

De'Longhi - Espresso Machine with 15 bars of pressure, Milk Frother and removable water tank - Stainless Steel

Model:: EC702; |
SKU:: 3225284

User rating, 4.3 out of 5 stars with 47 reviews.

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QuestionDoes this machine grind the beans itself or? thanks,
Asked 5 years ago by Jerry.
- Answer No.
  Answered 5 years ago by hibs
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QuestionThis product states it's not BPA free, do you know what parts on this actually contain BPA? If it's external cosmetic parts or if it's integral parts of this system such as the frother nozzle or the sump body.
Asked 3 years ago by Idk.
- Answer Hello, all parts of this unit that comes into contact with the water are made out of BPA-free plastic. Thank you.
  Answered 3 years ago by DeLonghi Customer Care
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Questiondoest it comes with any espresso cups and milk frother cups?
Asked 4 years ago by Dennis.
- Answer Hi Dennis, this unit does not come with espresso cups or a pitcher. Thank you.
  Answered 4 years ago by DeLonghi Customer Care
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QuestionDo you have to descale with this machine
Asked 4 years ago by Bruno.
- Answer Hi Bruno, as with pump espresso machines, this unit will need to be descaled depending upon the number of times you use your unit. Thank you.
  Answered 4 years ago by DeLonghi Customer Care
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QuestionHello, Can you use pods with this machine?
Asked 5 years ago by Christina.
- Answer Hi Christina, yes, you can use pods with this Pump Espresso Machine. Thank you!
  Answered 5 years ago by DeLonghi Customer Care
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QuestionDoes it heat water
Asked 5 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer Hi, this Espresso Machine does have a hot water feature. Thank you.
  Answered 5 years ago by DeLonghi Customer Care
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QuestionGood day! Do you have the same Espresso Machine with a voltage of 220 volts?
Asked 5 years ago by Petruha.
- Answer Hi, 220V is a standard European Voltage. We recommend you buy from a European website or seller to ensure you receive a 220V unit. Thank you.
  Answered 5 years ago by DeLonghi Customer Care
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QuestionWill you restock DeLonghi EC702 again? If so, when?
Asked 7 years ago by BBBB.
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QuestionWhere is this machine made? BestBuy lists Italy as "country of origin", but Amazon says this model is made in China, so which country is it?
Asked 7 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer The machine is made in Italy.
  Answered 6 years ago by CommunityAnswer
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QuestionIs this bpa free?
Asked 7 years ago by Laura.
- Answer No, this product is not guaranteed to be BPA-free.
  Answered 7 years ago by CommunityAnswer
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QuestionWill you be ordering more of these?
Asked 9 years ago by ryguy.
- Answer No. If it lasts as long as I hope and expect it to, I won't need to, and if it doesn't, I won't want another one.
  Answered 7 years ago by BaronRojo
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Questionprice match request
Asked 9 years ago by tc.
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QuestionI see that the espresso only maker has 15 point push bars whereas the drip espresso combo has only 3.5. So I guess it’s really not comparing apples to apples when it comes to the quality of espresso is it?
Asked 4 years ago by Same.
- Answer Hello, each of our espresso machines comes with a standard 15 bar pressure. Better pressure results in a more quality extract when brewing delicious espresso. Thank you.
  Answered 4 years ago by DeLonghi Customer Care
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De'Longhi - Espresso Machine with 15 bars of pressure, Milk Frother and removable water tank - Stainless Steel

Q: QuestionDoes this machine grind the beans itself or? thanks,

Q: QuestionThis product states it's not BPA free, do you know what parts on this actually contain BPA? If it's external cosmetic parts or if it's integral parts of this system such as the frother nozzle or the sump body.

Q: Questiondoest it comes with any espresso cups and milk frother cups?

Q: QuestionDo you have to descale with this machine

Q: QuestionHello, Can you use pods with this machine?

Q: QuestionDoes it heat water

Q: QuestionGood day! Do you have the same Espresso Machine with a voltage of 220 volts?

Q: QuestionWill you restock DeLonghi EC702 again? If so, when?

Q: QuestionWhere is this machine made? BestBuy lists Italy as "country of origin", but Amazon says this model is made in China, so which country is it?

Q: QuestionIs this bpa free?

Q: QuestionWill you be ordering more of these?

Q: Questionprice match request

Q: QuestionI see that the espresso only maker has 15 point push bars whereas the drip espresso combo has only 3.5. So I guess it’s really not comparing apples to apples when it comes to the quality of espresso is it?

QuestionDoes this machine grind the beans itself or? thanks,

QuestionThis product states it's not BPA free, do you know what parts on this actually contain BPA? If it's external cosmetic parts or if it's integral parts of this system such as the frother nozzle or the sump body.

Questiondoest it comes with any espresso cups and milk frother cups?

QuestionDo you have to descale with this machine

QuestionHello, Can you use pods with this machine?

QuestionDoes it heat water

QuestionGood day! Do you have the same Espresso Machine with a voltage of 220 volts?

QuestionWill you restock DeLonghi EC702 again? If so, when?

QuestionWhere is this machine made? BestBuy lists Italy as "country of origin", but Amazon says this model is made in China, so which country is it?

QuestionIs this bpa free?

QuestionWill you be ordering more of these?

Questionprice match request

QuestionI see that the espresso only maker has 15 point push bars whereas the drip espresso combo has only 3.5. So I guess it’s really not comparing apples to apples when it comes to the quality of espresso is it?