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To DIY or not to DIY

With the rise in popularity of commercial and home coffee machines, the team at Service Sphere has seen an immense spike in backyarders attempting repairs and end users having a go themselves.

Most people are able to diagnose simple errors or issues by either physically seeing the problem or noticing a change in the machine. This includes a shift in water flow pressure, buttons not working, or water leaking out of obscure places.

You can find all kinds of tutorials on YouTube relating to coffee, from harvesting fresh beans to repairing a commercial three-group

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