Quick Mill Manuals & User Guides

Founded in 1945 in Senago, Italy, Quick Mill is a renowned name in the coffee industry, specializing in the design and production of high-quality espresso machines and grinders. The company boasts a philosophy of simplicity and functionality, ensuring that their machines are not only aesthetically pleasing but also reliable and easy to use. Quick Mill is particularly famous for utilizing premium materials such as copper, brass, and stainless steel in their construction, avoiding widespread plastic use to ensure longevity and thermal stability.

Quick Mill offers a wide range of products suitable for both home baristas and professional environments. Their lineup includes traditional lever machines, dual-boiler systems with PID temperature control, and models featuring the iconic E61 group head. All products are proudly made in Italy and are distributed globally, supported by a network of specialized retailers who provide local service and expertise to coffee enthusiasts worldwide.

• What type of water should I use in my Quick Mill espresso machine?

  You should use water with a hardness of 3 grains (50 ppm) or less to prevent limescale buildup. However, do not use distilled water or reverse osmosis systems unless you add minerals back, as the machine's sensors require mineral content to detect water levels.

• How do I adjust the brew pressure on my Quick Mill machine?

  On models like the Vetrano 2B Evo, you can adjust the rotary pump pressure by removing the rubber grommet on the side of the machine to access the adjustment screw. Turn the screw clockwise to decrease pressure or counter-clockwise to increase it, checking the gauge with a backflush disc installed.

• How often should I backflush my Quick Mill machine?

  Regular backflushing is recommended to keep the group head clean. Use a backflush disc (blind filter) and a suitable cleaning detergent periodically according to your usage frequency, typically once a week for home use.

• What does the Economy Mode feature do?

  The Economy Mode, available on newer evo models, can place the steam boiler into standby mode after a set period of inactivity (e.g., 60 minutes) to save energy. The boiler reactivates when the brew lever is lifted.

• Why is my machine's low water alarm sounding?

  The low water alarm sounds when the water reservoir level is too low. Refill the reservoir with soft water. If the alarm continues, ensure the reservoir is seated correctly and the water source switch is set to the correct position (Tank vs. Plumbed).