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Brand: SOLIS

Category: Coffee Maker

Type: Operation & user’s manual for SOLIS MASTER 5000 DIGITAL

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With the new SOLIS MASTER 5000 DIGITAL FULLY AUTOMATIC espresso machine

you have purchased a quality product. Please read these instructions carefully

and follow them. By doing so,you and your guests will truly enjoy your

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Table of contents

indicator explanationsPage57

2.0General commentsPages59–60

4.0Preparing coffee/Volume adjustmentPage61

6.0Making steamPages62–63

8.0ProgrammingPages63–65

10.0DescalingPages68–69

12.0Service and maintenancePage71

14.0Recommended accessoriesPage72

16.0DisposalPage73

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Solis is a Swiss brand mostly notable for its entry-level Solis Scala conical burr grinder, which is one of the best choices for home in a low budget. However, they have never produced espresso machines. As far as I know, Solis just branded Sage/Breville for some European countries (mainly Switzerland and Netherland). And years ago they used to sell Solis Master 5000 – a bullet-proof fully-automatic espresso machine, which was a rebadged Saeco machine.

Finally, at IFA 2019 Solis presented its first “own” model. And since 2020 the Solis Barista Perfetta Plus Type 1170 espresso maker (Solis 98007 on the German market) is widely sold all around Europe. Yep, this review is not for my US-based readers.

I put “own” in the quotation marks because it’s hard to launch a completely new machine from scratch nowadays. The Barista Perfetta is produced in China – which is normal for at-home semi-automatic machine – and is clearly based on the chassis, which is very similar to the one that Breville/Sage uses. Still, there are many changes and Solis-only features that make this machine interesting to test.

1. Technical information: what’s inside?

1.1. Thermoblock as a heating element

Solis Barista Perfetta Plus (not to be confused with an older Solis Barista Perfect Pro) is a thermoblock-based model. This means that the machine is:

Fast if compared to boiler-based models. That’s because the heating element works like a tankless water heater, there is no need to wait till the whole boiler will be warmed up. However, for better espresso, it’s still highly recommended to wait 5+ minutes to warm the group head and the portafilter.
Compact. Thermoblocks are compact, that’s why they are widely used for narrow espresso machines. Delonghi Dedica EC680/685 (world bestseller in the class), as well as Krups Calvi, are good examples. Solis Type 1170 plays in the same league – it is just 19 cm wide.

On the other hand:

The temperature is less stable, which is crucial for a bar-quality espresso. The first sign, which tells us that this machine is the at-home model, not a professional device.
Despite remarkable narrowness, Solis’ new espresso maker is quite deep. The depth is 37 cm + leave some space for the power cord.

Additionally, Perfetta Plus has a drainage function. When you are done with milk frothing that is performed at approx. 140°C the machine automatically flushes the hot water out of the thermoblock and fills it with fresh cold water. This allows you – as a user – to start brewing your next cup of coffee almost immediately after steaming, no need to wait for cooling down. The above-mentioned Delonghi Dedica, for example, doesn’t have such feature.

Krups Calvi does, by the way. But it has a very limited drip tray that becomes full after 2-3 cappuccinos. And here I should note that a 450-ml drip tray of Solis is big enough for such water-consumption technology. At average it will be enough to empty the tray every 10-15 espressos or 4-5 cappuccinos.

1.2. Semi-professional features

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Solis Barista Perfetta Plus is equipped with some features that usually are introduced on more professional machines.

First of all, it’s a 3-way solenoid valve, which – unexpectedly – isn’t specified in the official technical data. However, I personally checked the machine’s internals to locate a 3-way valve and received a confirmation from Solis that all the machines have it. Sonic riders rom.

This valve immediately stops the extraction process sucking off all the water from the filter basket. The benefits are the following:

No over-extracted coffee continues to come out in drips spoiling your shot or the shiny metal cup stand (in case you are quick enough to remove the cup as soon as brewing ends).
The coffee puck is dry, not wet, and can be easily knocked out of the portafilter.
You can eject the portafilter immediately after brewing – there would be no residual pressure inside. Thus, you don’t risk to get coffee splashes all over your kitchen.
It keeps the thermoblock clean because the back-pressure pushes coffee into the drainage, not back inside the heating element.

C map marine charts. Secondly, it’s a manometer (pressure gauge). In the last 2-3 years, it became popular to put round dial thermometers on the cheap espresso makers. This trick gives a professional/retro look. However, these thermometers are usually quite a useless function, the pressure is more important. Here, on the Solis Perfetta Plus, we have a real pressure gauge like on Delonghi La Specialista. Moreover, it’s installed in the right place – in the group head.

The third distinction is a 54-mm group head with both pressurized (for preground coffee and for beginners) and unpressurized (professional, to be used only with a good burr grinder) filter baskets. Most of the espresso machines for home have 51mm diameter and are equipped only with pressurized baskets.

I can’t ultimately say that the bigger diameter = better espresso. There are many nuances and Italian La Pavoni, for example, still uses 51mm baskets. However, in most of the cases the bigger = the better.

Finally, Solis Type 1170 has a steam wand of the professional type, while the majority of at-home espresso makers have panarellos. I will write about it with more details below.

2. All accessories in the box

Since 54mm isn’t popular diameter at all, it’s hard to find accessories of this size. Probably this fact forced Solis to put almost everything you need in the box:

5 filter baskets, which I mentioned above: two pressurized (1-cup and 2-cup), two un