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Features
- Designed in Switzerland, the EM1040 Espresso Machine and Coffee Maker Combination meets performance and quality.
- Powerful 19 bar ULKA pump from Italy operating at 1250 Watts for powerful brewing and frothing
- Die-cast aluminum filter holder with 'moustache style' outlet to brew into two cups.
- Spherical headed plastic steam tube with stainless steel steam nozzle.
- Dual brewing setting allows for manual and automatic brewing.
- Easy programmable functions to make your brewing experience easy and produce flawless single and double espressos, cappuccinos, and lattes.
- Convenient design with removable frontal water tank and removable drip tray for easy clean up.
- Heating grid on top to keep the cups warm - whole machine in beautiful stainless steel design
- Note: 1)Too coarse a grind, too little coffee, or insufficiently tamping the grounds before brewing can all lead to inadequate pressure for a proper brew. 2)It is important to note that the amount of espresso extracted will vary depending on the grind size and amount and reprogramming may be needed when the size and amount are adjusted.Please refer to user guide or user manual or user guide (provided below in PDF) before first use
Description
Designed in Switzerland, the EM1040 Espresso Machine and Coffee Maker Combination meets the highest standards of performance and quality
Brand: Espressione
Color: Stainless Steel
Product Dimensions: 13"D x 14.6"W x 11.4"H
Special Feature: Milk Frother, Programmable, Removable Tank
Coffee Maker Type: Espresso Machine
Brand: Espressione
Color: Stainless Steel
Product Dimensions: 13"D x 14.6"W x 11.4"H
Special Feature: Milk Frother, Programmable, Removable Tank
Coffee Maker Type: Espresso Machine
Style: Classic
Specific Uses For Product: Cappuccino
Exterior Finish: Metallic
Included Components: Carafe
Operation Mode: Semi-Automatic
Voltage: 110
Model Name: Combination Stainless Steel Espresso + Coffee Maker
Number of Items: 1
Human Interface Input: Buttons
Customer Package Type: Standard Packaging
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Manufacture Year: 2017
Global Trade Identification Number: 23
Coffee Input Type: Ground, Pod
Manufacturer: Espressione
UPC: 786818500023
Item Weight: 19.4 pounds
Item model number: EM-1040
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: April 4, 2018
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It looks as though this will be a good, long lasting machine. Construction seems sound and it makes outstanding Espresso shots . . . once you get it to work. It would not function at all when using the double shot basket. Customer service responded immediately and they sent me an new basket. It has worked flawlessly ever since. I will admit my old Ninja made better regular coffee, but the Espressione is ok for regular coffee. My previous Ninja brand did not make espresso shots and the Ninja died after only 2 years use (my son had same failure experience with the Ninja). I have great hopes for the Espressione, it seems to be a good, solid design and the 19 bar pressure is higher than most home units, which allows the Espressione to make exceptional Espresso Shots; which is the primary reason for my purchase. READ THE MANUAL THOUROUGHLY BEFORE YOUR FIRST USE!!!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2020 by Michael A. Brechun
The heating element has burnt out. We purchased insurance for 3 years. Amazon told me to contact seller support. Contacted seller support. If you send the coffee machine there and then back, the amount will be almost the same as the cost of a new machine. And, if they decide that the breakdown is not subject to warranty, then you need to pay for repairs. We talked and agreed that they would send us a separate heating element if we could install it ourselves. We agreed, received a new element, my husband installed it himself, and the coffee maker started working again. And I worked for another 2 months - and burned out again. Therefore, I do not recommend this coffee machine as it is completely unreliable and will quickly break down. Just one day the area with the coffee container into which the coffee drips during production will stop heating. By the way, the part where express coffee is brewed worked all the time. If you only drink espresso, then you don’t care about the second part of the machine. But then you don't need such a big two-piece machine. We just threw it away.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2023 by Ordinaryamerica Ordinaryamerica
After reading reviews of this and other dual coffee makers I decided to take the plunge and... I'm happy I did! This brews a mellow, robust pot of coffee. The espresso side also functions as expected with the ability to program the size of the shot being produced, say if you want a triple or larger, and it remembers it! The steam frother can do steam or hot water for tea or oatmeal. My son personally likes to have his morning strawberry Quik frothed to make it warm and creamy! He calls it his fancy milk! Cleaning is easy, only takes a few seconds to rinse everything as it's all stainless. And has dual water reservoirs. The only thing with a learning curve is the controls. You can only use one side at a time, so if you turn on the drip and walk away without switching it over from the espresso side, you'll kick yourself when you come back to an empty carafe. But once you make that mistake a couple times you remember! Even when half asleep. Some remark that the espresso/frother is noisy, but if you have ever had an espresso maker, you will find the noise level on par with other models. Those complaining about it in reviews have obviously never had an espresso maker before! All I all... a worthy addition to my kitchen!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2025 by Z-Unit
I got this about 3 years ago so I could have espresso & when my parents visit, regular coffee. The coffee side I used maybe 6 times for hot water to use for cocoa. It stopped working within 2 months. Espresso side still works well. I've never used the brother. Do not spend the money for this machine. I paid around $120. I sure wouldn't shell out more than that.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2025 by Jayme Marko
Caffeine is my drug of choice, but I do not love paying $5 daily for my fix of coffee goodness, so when my old reliable pour over coffee maker finally decided to retire by shooting steam and water all over the kitchen, I decided I wanted to try my hand with an espresso machine to hopefully save a bit of coin. The problem is that I also wanted a normal coffee maker because the family usually drinks coffee throughout the day. After a lot of studying and research, I finally came across this coffee maker/espresso machine. It took me another few days, and caffeine withdrawal, before I bit the bullet and ordered the machine. Overall, I am rather pleased with the machine thus far. I made it a point to pay for the extended warranty because several of the reviews mentioned problems cropping up a month or more in. I have only used it for a month thus far and it seems to be working smoothly. There is a learning curve with the machine. A fairly steep one, if you are not familiar with running an espresso machine. My daughter is a barista so she gave me pointers. One of my bigger gripes is the user manual is detailed but lacks in a lot of places. One of the bigger ones is troubleshooting. The machine is persnickety. If its not very clean, it will produce bitter coffee. If the porta filter is not clean and squarely inserted, it will not finish a pull. A detailed cleaning insert in the manual would have been nice and saved me a lot of time and frustration. As far as cleaning goes. Always, ALWAYS, run a single shot pull without the porta filter to remove coffee grounds that may have snuck into the upper part of the machine. If this is not done every time you make a cup of espresso, the next pull will not finish, you will start it and it will stop mid cycle and reward you with a rapid flashing blue light. So, not only do you have to clean a hot machine, but you also wasted coffee. That is a wasteful lesson. I also strongly recommend running a soft bristle toothbrush along the upper plate after the cleaning run. Personally, I use the brush that came with my krups burr coffee grinder to do this, but any small brush will work. Wiping down the plate is also a good idea. Be careful, however, it is hot, scorched fingers take away the pleasure of a fresh brewed espresso drink. Cleaning the milk steamer wand and pour over coffee section is fairly straight forward. It is only the espresso components that seem so particular and prone to cycle failures. I make sure to clean everything down when I finish making my cup, its easier than trying to get dried steamed milk off the wand and drain plate. Another complaint I have is that the espresso is not hot enough after being brewed. It is easily solved by setting the cup in the microwave for 30 seconds while I am steaming my milk, but it is irksome to me. I think the coffee should be as hot as what is brewed in the pour over section. It is easy enough to work with so not a deal breaker for me but something perhaps that should be looked at by the company for ways to improve the machine. The pour over side is nice, does what it should, user friendly and brews a nice pot of coffee. The filter section comes out and is easy to wipe down and clean. I wash all the parts of the coffee machine by hand. If I recall correctly, only the coffee pot is dishwasher safe. I do not like the double click lid on the pour over side. Occasionally it sticks and takes some futzing to get it to work right. This could become a problem if it persists and ends up breaking. There has to be a better way to lock down the lid. Overall, I would recommend this espresso/coffee maker. It is an excellent option for those who like both pour over coffee and a good cup of coffee house espresso but cannot afford to buy two separate machines, nor have the counter space for them. Thus far, with a little care, it performs exactly as it should, produces good crema on each pull of fresh ground coffee and tastes lovely, no matter how its brewed.
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