Sanremo Coffee Machines is an Italian manufacturer of professional and semi-professional espresso machines, known for their distinctive design, thermal stability, and advanced extraction technology.
Sanremo Coffee Machines S.r.l. is a premier Italian manufacturer specializing in high-end espresso machines for both commercial and domestic use. Based in Treviso, Italy, the company prides itself on blending artisanal craftsmanship with technological innovation. Sanremo’s product range includes iconic professional models like the Òpera, Café Racer, i F18, which are favored by specialty coffee shops worldwide for their precision and reliability.
In addition to commercial equipment, Sanremo produces advanced semi-professional machines such as the CUB i TU, which bring professional-grade performance and pressure profiling to the home barista. The brand is dedicated to energy efficiency, modern connectivity via their dedicated apps, and providing the ultimate coffee extraction experience through their 'S.W.A.T.' (Sanremo World Academy Team) engineering approach.
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No, the hot water dispenser is intended for tea or other infusions. It should not be used for brewing coffee as the temperature and pressure are different from the group head extraction.
Daily cleaning of the drip tray, grid, and filter holder is required. Backflush the group heads regularly according to the manual. It is also crucial to use a water softener to prevent limescale buildup, which is a common cause of malfunction.
Firmware updates are managed via the Sanremo Connector App. Ensure your machine is connected to a local Wi-Fi router to receive Over-The-Air (OTA) updates.
Check if the machine is powered on and the water supply is connected (or the tank is full for vibration pump models). Ensure the portafilter is not clogged and the grind size is appropriate.
The serial number is typically found on the data plate located on the chassis of the machine, often behind the drip tray or on the side panel.