There are several steps you can take to avoid getting burns when using an E61 group head coffee machine:

Use caution when handling hot water and steam: E61 group head coffee machines produce hot water and steam when making espresso, so be sure to use caution when handling these elements. Use a thermal pitcher to dispense hot water, and be careful when opening the steam valve to avoid burns from steam.

• Use our wooden protective sleeve to protect your arms from the high temperature of the brewing head during brew your coffee.
• Wear protective gear: It’s a good idea to wear protective gear such as oven mitts or heat-resistant gloves when handling hot components of the coffee machine. This will help to protect your hands and arms from burns.
• Keep the machine clean: Regularly cleaning and maintaining your E61 group head coffee machine can help to prevent burns and other accidents. Make sure to clean the group head and steam wand after each use to remove any residual coffee or milk, and be sure to descale the machine on a regular basis to remove mineral deposits that can build up and cause overheating.
• Use caution when pulling shots: When pulling a shot of espresso, be sure to keep your hands and face away from the group head to avoid burns from hot water or steam.

Follow the manufacturer’s instructions: Be sure to read and follow the manufacturer’s instructions for your E61 group head coffee machine. This will help you to use the machine safely and avoid accidents.