Quick Mill Alexia Evo
Discontinued by its maker. We keep its water requirements here for owners.
| Maker | Quick Mill |
|---|---|
| Boiler | Not listed |
| Brew boiler | Not listed |
| Steam boiler | Not listed |
| Water tank | Not listed |
| Plumb-in | Not listed |
| Voltage (US) | 120V |
| Maker's water filter | Not listed |
What water does this machine require?
Quick Mill publishes one limit our water check uses for this machine. It is quoted in the maker's own words below.
| What | The maker's limit | Where it comes from |
|---|---|---|
| Total hardness | at most 3 gpg (51.4 mg/L as CaCO3, our conversion) | Written for this model. The maker's words for Total hardness. |
Will my water work with this machine?
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The maker's water guidance
From Quick Mill's guidance for this model.
Total hardness: up to 3 gpg
“Three grains/50 ppm or less of hardness is acceptable to be used in the machine. • Note: Should your water’s hardness level exceed three grains/50 ppm, then it is strongly recommended that an in tank softener be used or a different source of water that has been tested for hardness. Some bottled water can be extremely hard and should always be tested before using. Using a Brita or PUR style pitcher or faucet filter does NOT remove any hardness from the water and should only be used in the machine if your water source is under 3 grains of hardness. Using hard water in the machine will affect its performance and may cause damage to the machine which is not covered under warranty.”
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