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Is your Odea series superautomatic (Go, Giro, Giro Plus, etc.) acting up? Run through a quick diagnostic of each element of the machine to troubleshoot what might be occurring. In this video, Brendan shows us how to get into test mode and then navigate through it to test each of the espresso machine's functional components.
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