I have an extra little gizmo that goes in the bottom of the Aeroccino that does the frothing--why would I need an extra one?
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If they look a little bit different, one is just for warming milk without frothing (still mixes milk to warm uniformly but doesn't froth), and the other for frothing.
904283
If it's slightly different, it is likely a paddle for lattes. It's designed to produce a bit less froth.
248404
I do not know as I don't have the frothing disk attachment. I'm guessing it would be fine and that they mean it works better when using milk to make cocoa vs water??
858773
no stand included or required actually ...body of frother wider than the frother end
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I agree with Rafael. The way I do it, is to use the DISK on the bottom and one of the paper filters that comes with the AeroPress on top of it. Works perfect every time.
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The version I have at work doesn't have a separate milk function, so you'd have to do the milk separately unless you were getting one that had the milk already in the pod. (IE, one of those versions of cappuccinos that aren't really "real" cappuccinos.) I don't think that this specific type of brewer has a milk frother attachment, although some of the newer or smaller versions would.
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These parts come with the frother. I bought this set in case I lost them or they became damaged. There are a lot of people in my house and kitchen things are frequently misplaced. Hope you enjoy the secura as much as I do.
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Well I broke the pitcher a long time ago an use the frother with any old thing. It is just an ordinary frother that you can buy in any kitchen supply place and comes right away from the cap. Probably cheaper to check out a supply place and just buy the frother unless you like the cuteness of the glass pitcher.
1080389
Another option...I don't even use that bothersome setup. I just stick the steamer nozzle straight into my cup of milk, froth it and then stick the cup under the espresso spout and finish up. In the meantime, I take off the steamer nozzle and go rinse it and put it back on. It's just a lot faster and less of a hassle.
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Agreed - you shouldn't really need directions but if you've never used a frother or have a specific question please repost
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Probably its not hooked properly. There is only one outlet. If it "shoots all over" , milk is coming out of the attachment which is not hooked as the lower part need to snap in for the steam cleaning after you are done. What I have seen that temperature of froth is pretty low as compared to espersso. I end of microwaving the cup prior to making coffee as the steam wand does not make a nice froth like carafe. Catch 22: good froth but low temperature. Nevertheless, make sure carefe is hooked BOTH inlet at the top and lower part. You should hear a snap sound. Good luck
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I really like this little dynamo. The advantage for me is that you can froth the milk that is already heated in a coffee mug (microwave); there is no jug to clean and the Aerolatte takes up much less storage space (fits in a drawer) than the much larger jug. It will also whip up a little heavy cream quite nicely for a fancier cup of coffee.
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well after i reached a level of frustration i started playing around with it and noticed that right by the frothing wand there is a narrow opening that is vertical and if you take the water tank out you'll see the short hose....push the short hose through the vertical opening and it should stay pushed thru...mine has...and then it will drain into the catch pan that is under the wand and espresso area....the other two hoses go inside the water tank...so far i haven't had any water leakage * )
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:-) I had that question for a while and I guess some places it is not packed with it - idk originally i received different answers - my purchase it came with it, and I ended up buying one so now I have an extra lol.
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I have only used the frother on the cappuccino machine and hand held frothers like this. You need to warm the milk first for this. It works as well as the machine attachment and is easier to use because you can see exactly where, in the cup, it is. It takes a minute or less to froth.
1987369
I Love this machine but I also just fill it halfway and don't need that much milk and froth. I would just do that and do it again if you need more.
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I don't but I actually need to replace mine as well. With mine, the frother starting making odd sounds and while steam would come out of the want it would not froth the milk. I'm not sure if you have the same problem but I was able to fix mine in the interim. I determined that there was a loss in seal with the plastic gasket that goes inside the metal wand housing. I applied some duct tape to the housing and then slid the gasket on over the top, using some force to make sure it was very snug. That fixed the problem immediately and that solution has worked well for a few months now. I do plan to reach out to DeLonghi customer service however to inquire about new parts at some point. I don't but I actually need to replace mine as well. With mine, the frother starting making odd sounds and while steam would come out of the want it would not froth the milk. I'm not sure if you have the same problem but I was able to fix mine in the interim. I determined that there was a loss in seal with the plastic gasket that goes inside the metal wand housing. I applied some duct tape to the housing and then slid the gasket on over the top, using some force to make sure it was very snug. That fixed the problem immediately and that solution has worked well for a few months now. I do... » Read More I don't but I actually need to replace mine as well. With mine, the frother starting making odd sounds and while steam would come out of the want it would not froth the milk. I'm not sure if you have the same problem but I was able to fix mine in the interim. I determined that there was a loss in seal with the plastic gasket that goes inside the metal wand housing. I applied some duct tape to the housing and then slid the gasket on over the top, using some force to make sure it was very snug. That fixed the problem immediately and that solution has worked well for a few months now. I do plan to reach out to DeLonghi customer service however to inquire about new parts at some point. « Show Less
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That is normal, it is to help break the seal so you can remove the lid. It would really be harder to remove the lid if that wasn't there. I love my Presto and the great coffee it makes!