Moka Pot Pump Disconnect the air line from

Disconnect the air line from the fixture using the white plastic twist-off connector

This means it is no longer coffee

Turn the power switch to  "on"

) By replacing steam pressure with air

Return the water to your kettle and re-boil

Moka Pot Pump Disconnect the air line fromOur beloved Moka pot coffee maker, despite its advantages, has an inherent flaw: it brews the coffee with boiling, or near boiling temperature water. Using steam pressure (from boiling water) to push the water through the grounds exposes them to a temperature that detracts from the flavor potential of your beans. Our pump remedies this problem, inherent in stovetop espresso makers like the Bialetti Moka pot. Brew water at boiling temperature scalds