Does this fit other moka? Or just bialetti
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There is no evidence that it will fit other moka's. The replacement packaging only mentions Bialetti.
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I am sorry, but I cannot answer this question for you. I have only used the Bialetti Mocha pots. I have many, many of their pots in various sizes. It is a wonderful pot and makes delicious coffee. I have purchased these parts and replaced them in my pots as needed. I just have not used any other brand. Sorry.
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Honestly I do not know. What I know is that it has to fit exactly, otherwise the cofeepot will loose steam and the expresso wont be right.
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Sorry, I don't know. Sometimes the Bialetti replacements don't even fit Bialetti - you have to experiment!
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I don't know I only have a bialetti and I have not had to use the replacement yet. Sorry I could not be of help.
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I read a post on Amazon concerning this problem. Someone with a Bialetti Class 9-cup Espresso Maker (which is stainless steel) said that Espresso Zone's GAS-310 fits properly. But I have a Moka Maker like you, so I'm not sure if it will fit!
954406
Hello, yes, that is why I ordered it, to go onto my alessi mg32.good luck, /d .
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It looks to be the same size, but mine arrived with a silicon ring, which I am much happier with, I don't believe that it will dry and crack as easily as my Bialetti pot. I had to replace that one every few months. I really love this espresso maker for the price, although I think I only paid $11 dollars for it a couple of months ago.
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I think that is the length of the tube. It should fit pretty much any Mossberg 500 or Mav 88 but, as some other reviewers have mentioned, you might have to use some of your original parts to make it fit properly depending on your model. If you have a newer Mosberg 500, it should fit fine but it is tight going on
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By the way, an electric or a stovetop Italian coffee maker (moka) is not a real espresso machine. The coffee that they make, depending on the brand of coffee, is rich and "thick", akin to the crema one gets with an nice cup of espresso, and should not be at all transparent. A six cup Italian coffee maker means six little espresso cups, not six American cups. Best to use coffee roasted and ground for these devices, like Lavazza.
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I used the size finder on their website to figure out which one was the correct one http://bialettishop.com/PartsMainPage.htm
1940809
I don't know. They fit with Brio and therefore any that will fit with that e.g. Bigjigs. I hope this helps.
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I got this Moko case and it works pretty well. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007PAABDY/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i01
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If you want to make sure... I would try espressoparts.com. You can definitely find what you're looking for there. Here is a link to a gaggia bottomless. And, you can email/contact them for exact fit. http://www.espressoparts.com/gaggia-bottomless-portafilter-factory-cut Hope this helps!
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I dont know about chicco, i can telk you just about maxi cosi that this fits perfect
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I used to have a Brikka (older model), but after I ruined it, I bought a Moka (since it was cheaper and because it got such good reviews). I ended up selling the Moka shortly after because I'd rather drink instant coffee - I just couldn't stand the taste of the Moka. From someone who downgraded from a Brikka to a Moka, it was kind of unacceptable. I think it would definitely be worth a try to upgrade. Let us know what you think!Oh, just fyi, it's cheaper to get the Brikka from the actual Bialetti website (free shipping for the 4-cup) than it is to buy it on Amazon, I have no idea why. I used to have a Brikka (older model), but after I ruined it, I bought a Moka (since it was cheaper and because it got such good reviews). I ended up selling the Moka shortly after because I'd rather drink instant coffee - I just couldn't stand the taste of the Moka. From someone who downgraded from a Brikka to a Moka, it was kind of unacceptable. I think it would definitely be worth a try to upgrade. Let us know what you think!Oh, just fyi, it's cheaper to get the Brikka from the actual Bialetti website (free shipping for the 4-cup) than it is to buy it on Amazon, I have no... » Read More I used to have a Brikka (older model), but after I ruined it, I bought a Moka (since it was cheaper and because it got such good reviews). I ended up selling the Moka shortly after because I'd rather drink instant coffee - I just couldn't stand the taste of the Moka. From someone who downgraded from a Brikka to a Moka, it was kind of unacceptable. I think it would definitely be worth a try to upgrade. Let us know what you think!Oh, just fyi, it's cheaper to get the Brikka from the actual Bialetti website (free shipping for the 4-cup) than it is to buy it on Amazon, I have no idea why. « Show Less
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i use carlo rossi jugs and these are actually a bit too large; i have to shave them a bit so they don't pop out. you could either go with a #7 and shave it down or fit one at a local big box hardware store.
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I have a manduka and it fits just perfect. As long as the mat is not oversized it should fit just fine.
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I own a brother quattro which is very similar to the ellisimo. I buy ellisimo parts for my brother & I don't have any problems. Therefore, I would assume that this should fit without a problem.
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mine, also Italian, has 019 on the bottom, inside the lid 1111 and 11 and kmai-2--yours could be for demi tasse, not american size coffee, do you s'pose? what do you mean ,,"ordered a 3 cup filter but it is too small. Is this a 6 cup".??? get in touch directly with Bialetti would be the best idea.
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Sorry, I have no idea. I'd read the technical specs on the Melitta one and see if the size is right.