Vibiemme Double Domo Bar Espresso Machine - Manual
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Overview
The highly anticipated Vibiemme Double Domobar espresso machine is here! The famous Italian espresso machine manufacturer has updated its premier prosumer espresso machine. This machine features four of the most coveted home espresso machine features: double boilers, E61 grouphead, PID control, and the ability to use the water tank or direct connect to a water line.
Free Espresso Machine Starter Kit With Purchase!
Kit Option 1 Includes:
- Flat Tamper (Premium Option)
- Tamping Mat
- Two Shot Glasses (1.5 oz)
- 20 oz Latte Art Pitcher
- Milk Thermometer and Clip
Kit Option 2 Includes:
- Knock Box (Premium Option)
- Tamping Mat
- Two Shot Glasses (1.5 oz)
- 20 oz Latte Art Pitcher
- Milk Thermometer and Clip

Highlighted Features
- Stainless Steel Body
- Double Boiler machine which allows for steaming and pulling shots simultaneously.
- Uses PID (Proportional, Integral, Derivative) technology which allows you to control the water temperature of the coffee boiler.
- Commercial grade rotary vane that allows the customer to direct connect the machine to a water line. There is also a 1.2 Liter water reservoir for those that don't want to connect directly.
- 15 Amp machine means that no adapter is necessary for standard home 110 volt hook-ups.
- Has the legendary Faema E61 grouphead. A commercial quality grouphead that helps greater ensure temperature stability.
Standard Features
- Rotary vane pump and commercial-grade motors are quieter than a vibration pump, but can be more expensive to replace. This makes descaling your machine regularly important.
- Small 1.2 Liter water reservoir that allows for up to 20 double shots before needing to refill
- OPV (over pressure valve) which directs excess water pressure to the drip tray instead of the water reservoir so as to avoid water build up and mildew for those that are using the direct connect
- Drip tray has the option to connect to a drain without purchasing any additional kits
- Insulated copper coffee and steam boiler for better energy efficiency
- Jaeger pressurstat monitors boiler pressure in steam boiler
- Boiler and Pump pressure gauge
- Multi-directional stainless steel steam wand and hot water wand
- Power, heat, and low water indicator lights
- Three stage power switch allows user to fill internal boiler without sending power to the heating element (prevents damage upon initial start up)
- Three stage power switch allows user to fill internal boiler without sending power to the heating element (prevents damage upon initial start up)
- GICAR branded electronic water level control and reacts to a .02 of C of temperature change in the coffee boiler
- Extremely large stainless steel drip tray which can be easily (slides out with pull of handle) removed for cleaning
Steaming Milk
- Before turning the steam nozzle, point the end of the steam wand into an empty container or point it towards the drip tray. This is to get rid of any water that might first come out when you turn on the steam wand.
- When dry steaming begins exiting the steam wand, you can turn it off. You are now ready to start steaming your milk.
- Do not fill your milk pitcher more than halfway full with cold milk
- Make sure the tip of the steam wand is fully submerged before you turn on the steam.
- After you begin steaming, you can raise the steam wand so that the tip is barely submerged. If the tip is submerged too much the milk will begin to squeal meaning it needs more aeration. If you bring the tip too far out you will hear a heavy chirping or sucking sound. This will result in big bubbles and a possible mess.
- You should aim for slight chirping up until the milk reaches room temperature. At that point you can submerge the tip of the wand to one side of the pitcher to create a swirling motion. Continue this until the steaming pitcher becomes too hot to the touch or a couple seconds after you have to take your hand off of the bottom or side (this should be around 140°).
Accessories
- Single spout portafilter.
- Single dose filter basket.
- Double spout portafilter.
- Double dose filter basket.
- Blind filter basket for backflushing.
- Plastic coffee scoop.
- Common useless plastic tamper (please make sure to order a good tamper - choose in options).
Pros
- Incredible amount of features for a Prosumer (consumer/professional) Machine
- Ability to use water reservoir or directly connect to water source
- Double Boilers allow plenty of simultaneous steaming & shot pulling
- Includes PID which is often an upgrade even on a commercial machine
Cons
- Exposed E61 groupheads can burn if touched while brewing.
- One of the most expensive home machines on the market
- Large footprint - 10.6" W x 21" D x 16.5" H
Product Care
- Plain water backflushing should be done at least once a week. To backflush, use the portafilter's backflush disc. Take out your single or double basket and securely place the blank insert into the portafilter. To perform a plain water backflush, place the portafilter into the group head. Then raise the brew lever all the way up for 15 seconds, and then lower it. Water will forcefully discharge out of the bottom of the group into the drip tray; this is normal. Repeat three to five times.
- Backflush with detergent like Full Circle Espresso Machine Cleaning Powder (see options above) once every fifty extractions.
- Direct water connection requirement: connection must be made to a cold water supply line only.
- Warranty: One Year Limited parts and labor warranty for manufacturer's defects.
*Image is a representation. Actual product may vary based on model, size, and options selected. Current image is of a Vibiemme Super HX Manual. We are awaiting pictures of the actual Vibiemme Double Domobar.
Specifications
| Specifications | |
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| Manufacturer: | Vibiemme |
| Model: | Double Domobar Manual |
| Machine Type: | Semi-Auto |
| Boiler Type: | Double |
| PID: | Yes |
| Three Way Solenoid: | Yes |
| Basket Size: | 58 mm |
| Coffee Boiler: | .5 L |
| Steam Boiler: | 1.9 L |
| Water Reservoir: | 1.2 L or Direct Connect |
| Electrical: | 110 volts / 2,100 Watts / 15 Amps |
| Dimensions: | 10.6" W x 21" D x 16.5" H |
| Weight: | 82 lbs. |
| List Price: | $2,649 |
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