1. When brewing heating, this sound is the normal operating noise of the machine's internal vibration pump.
The vibration pump uses an electromagnetic coil to drive a piston, generating pressure to push water through the coffee grounds for extraction. This repetitive motion naturally produces some noise, which can be heard when brewing coffee or using steam. This is a normal part of the machine's operation.
2. When steming, it is normal to hear sounds when frothing milk. When the steam wand’s dual holes are near the liquid surface, you may hear an air-intake sound caused by the steam vortex. If submerged slightly deeper, it will produce a stirring and heating sound as steam pushes the liquid. However, if the steam wand is inserted too deep, the noise may become harsh. For optimal frothing, try keeping the wand about 1cm deep and adjust the angle to control air intake, which affects the foam thickness.
Compared to other espresso machines, Gemilai G3006 and G3007L features a longer steam wand, making it suitable for various frothing pitchers. Its stronger steam power allows for quicker and creamier milk frothing.
3. The clicking noise during heating is generally normal, the sound comes from the solenoid valve engaging during the heating process near the heating pot. The screws might be slightly tightened, making the sound more noticeable, but this does not affect normal use.
However, if you notice any unusual performance issues, let us know, and we'd be happy to assist further.Let us know if you have any other questions!