Jura A1
Discontinued by its maker. We keep its water requirements here for owners.
| Maker | Jura |
|---|---|
| Boiler | Not listed |
| Brew boiler | Not listed |
| Steam boiler | Not listed |
| Water tank | 1.1 L |
| Plumb-in | Not listed |
| Voltage (US) | 120V |
| Maker's water filter | CLEARYL Blue |
What water does this machine require?
Jura hasn't published a limit our check can use for this machine yet, so the check can't give it a result. Whatever the maker does say is quoted below.
Shown, but not used to decide (1)
- Total hardness, below 178 ppm (our conversion of the maker's 10 °dH). Guidance the maker gives as an ideal, a recommendation or a care tier, not as a limit. The maker's words for Total hardness.
Will my water work with this machine?
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The maker's water guidance
From Jura's guidance for this model.
Hardness setting: 1–30 °dH
“Level 1: 1 – 15 °dH 1 symbol illuminated Y Level 2: 16 – 23 °dH 2 symbols illuminated Y < Level 3: 24 – 30 °dH”
Water type
“Never use mineral or carbonated water. You can use tap water, bottled water, spring water and reverse osmosis water.”
Water filter
“Your JURA no longer has to be descaled if you are using the CLEARYL Blue filter cartridge.”
Total hardness: up to 10 °dH
“If the water hardness is 10 °dH or more, we recommend using the filter cartridge.”
Where to buy
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