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 La Peppina 1

 

La Peppina 2

 

Vaporizer

 

Termomatica

 

Warranty Card

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The FE-AR, founded in Milan by Felice Arosio, has produced over a long period from the late 50s to mid 80s only a model of lever machine, originally named La Piccolina and marketed by Carimali and later renamed La Peppina.

Remains substantially the same over time, with minor cosmetic changes. In the 80 is introduced the Termomatica model with thermostat and double switch
 

Has open boiler and piston with spring. Pushing the lever, compresses a spring that pushes the piston with the right pressure to make good espresso.

Is the lightest lever machine (weighs only 3.5 kilograms) and can be dismount easily in just a few pieces. None of the parties that compose it from a feeling of strength and durability, beginning with the holder, light as a feather, to continue with the body that provides the group and the heating element, until the kettle enamel that acts as the boiler open.

 

Despite all we are fascinated by the genius and originality of the whole. And you forgive the rest.
 

    Description    
1959 La Piccolina

(sn 4757)

first model produved by FE-AR and marketed by Carimali
1963 La Peppina first version

(sn 06597)

model with grid holed and enamel kettle
1963 First version

(sn 07081)

model analogous to previous
 

2nd Version 

(sn 57103)

  model 700W with grid and enamel kettle with new design
  2nd version

 (sn 009241)

analogous to model previous
1975 II versione

(sn 5 07)

model 700W with airtight lid for steam
1976 2nd version

 (sn 6 02)

  analogous to previous model
1976 2nd version

 (sn 6 10)

model  950W
1978 2nd version

 (sn 8 05)

model  1100W
1979 2nd version

(sn 8 04)

model  1100 watt - 110 V
1980 third version

(sn 1 05)

model 1000 watt, lever and grid modified
1985 Termomatica

(last model)

model 1000W with thermostatic control

 

Maintenance

 

 

Spare parts available

 

 

removing the piston

removing the element

 

gaskets set

aluminum tamper
 

 

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