A Modo M10 😂

This is excellent, far better than the official equivalent. Thank you.

Thank you, a very helpful video. My machine needed the jug with the milk frother in place to work but used the same buttons. I nearly wasted a whole bottle of the expensive Lavazza descaling solution trying to get it to work before I came across other comments. As I hadn’t had any problems with the flow, don’t live in a hard water area and use filtered water in the machine, I intend to just flush it through the next time the light goes on and just properly descale every other time.

Many thanks for this, just repaired four of these that we had in a shed just in case we worked out how to get it apart! Two of these were replacements for those broken within the 10 year guarantee.

Brilliant! Thank you.

Perfect instructions- thank you mate

Amazing

Thanks for this. Mine broke just like yours with the wire fraying. I had a go at repairing it. Some comments- mainly to help other people. 1. Wilkinsons don’t offer a wire replacement for this tool, so there’s no point in contacting them unless you’re in the guarantee period. 2. It’s important to get the correct width of wire to replace the broken one. This is because the holding screw doesn’t tighten beyond a certain point and if your wire is too thin, the screw won’t hold it. 3. I found it impossible to find any shops in Sheffield that sold crimps to make the loops. Even ironmongers’. 4. So, EBay is a lifesaver: use search terms aluminium crimps. 5. You’ve got a choice of double barrelled crimps or single barrel. Either will do. You don’t need to buy a crimping tool. I used a tile snipper. 6. My Wilkinson tool is slightly different with the end internal tape ending half way up the shank. 7. I used long lengths of paper coated wire for threading - the sort you use to twist sandwich bags together. You need something like this because with the model I have you have to thread the tape through narrow apertures one of which is the sleeve you pull to cut. This was a pig of a job, mainly because the tape doesn’t thread well - it feathers. I found punching a small hole in it and threading the twist wire through this helped it work. 7. The length of the wire isn’t critical. This is important. 8. Don’t try a use the original tape with model I have as the knots needed cutting. If you do this you can’t out it all back together. Best buy a length of tape with plenty to spare. 9. B&Q sell small lengths of wire of different thicknesses. My view is that the wire should really be wrapped around a ceramic or plastic eyelet, not metal. This is a fault, so maybe I’d recommend buying another type. There’s plenty available. Anyway, thanks for the video. I hate gardening- the wife does it all. I’d tarmac the lot, if I could!

The commentary voice was that of the wonderful Johnny Morris, who many will recall from a popular TV programme of the period called Animal Magic. Life was such fun in those days, but, then again, we were all young then. Nice film.

Thank you for a beautiful explanation on how to descale this coffee machine, brilliant, thank you .

That was great! Keep it up.

Very helpful 😊

It's a shame the UK didn't keep making airliners.

Great video and super clear instructions Well done and Thank You

Merchantman

Flown on all mentioned in this post also DC 3,4,7,9 and 10 Boeing 707,727,737,747,757,767,777,787, Airbus all so far....alsoflown Hawker Siddley, De Havilland Embraer to name a few

Wow you can see in this film those old captains...not to be messed with.

Really helpful, thank you! The Lavazza official guide video wasn't as helpful as this one - so thanks! I'm about to enjoy a coffee now!

I love watching vintage aviation, but the narration got a little too silly.

😅❤ Priceless its Amazing how Life has Evolved In Aviation over the Years, Thanks for Sharing ❤ Care, from South Africa 🌍

Ah the VC-10! As a kid I used to fly the RAF Akrotiri / Brize Norton route on RAF troop transports in the very late 60s up to the mid-70s. A beautiful aircraft. The first time I flew commercial I was completely stumped. The seats all faced the wrong way!

An amazing archive of some pioneering days. I was a small boy in the late 1960's and 1970's already obsessed with aviation. I grew up on the outskirts of Guildford and my father would sometimes take me to 'London Airport' to stand on that exact viewing area on that very building where 'Mike' stands to see his father. It was fantastic to be so close to everything with great views of the runways and all the sights and sounds of a busy airport. I realise we have moved on in giant steps these days, but I can't help feeling the architects and planners have somehow destroyed a very important and special part of aviation by designing terminal buildings that have no clear view of the airport they serve. Every time I go to Heathrow to drop or collect family and friends or fly out, I am so frustrated that you cannot see anything of the aircraft arriving and departing. All those young people who could be enthused and educated about airports and aviation are just processed cargo, deprived of feeling part of that world. In an old fashioned way, it's good to once more, hear Johnny Morris doing his thing. Thanks for posting this great old film.

One movie perfect for me ! Thank you verry much !!!

A time when we all knew where we stood…….the good old days……..or was it………..I am though waiting to see if Dotty the Ring Tailed Lemur may pop up…..seriously though, brilliant times with amazing jets, I was lucky to fly on Comets, VC 10, Super VC 10, Belfasts, Hercs and even an old Bristol Britannia…..it was fun flying to and from Cyprus to the UK, as a young boy….halcyon times……

I remember the apaches and later barons when I was a 7 or 8 years old. We used to climb through the fence and hide behind the runway marker boards when the barons were night flying, they used to be a few feet above your head when they took off. The hangar by the garages in Verdon Avenue housed the simulators and on a hot day the fire door would be open and you could see them…very primitive by today’s standards. Also, my mates mum worked as a cleaner at the college and knew the controllers, arranging for us lads to spend Saturdays in the control tower when only the RAF chippies were flying…. I remember that they would call up “Stone Point for rejoin” when coming back in from a sortie over the island. I ended up working for NATS and getting my pilots licence so I suppose, being a Hamble lad, it was in my blood!

Wonderful old video, brimgs back good memories. My best friend at school went to Hamble, 65/67, I visited him a couple of times. Tragically he was killed in the Trident midair ovre Zagreb, September 76. Still sadly missed.

By the time it was shown in Hamble in 1979, the British Aircraft industry was dead, the trident and VC 10 were relics, Brit manufacturing itself was on its last grim steps towards oblivion, and the gay young pilot meant an entirely different thing. Just 13 years and a cultural and post-industrial revolution had occurred.

"Oh it's that gay young bachelor". The camp and over the top narration from that era is unbelievable but at the time it just came across as the norm.

Sausage fest. Of gay dudes.. ill pass.

After failing to descale several times I used this method and it worked. Fabulous. Thanks.

so teddibly British, but can't help thinking compared to today, all this has been purposefully dismantled

Mate, Thank you! I thought mine was broke!

Car and planes had so much character back then compared to the boring choices we have today.

4.20....beach ball...that was a neat bit of scene cutting... 7.36...I like that!..."well done; you're still airborne..." The narrator, Johnny Morris was unique. He had a way of telling you stuff factually but in an amusing way. His animal programmes were highly entertaining...here, he gives the Morris treatment to Hamble, imbuing a faint cheeriness.....highly entertaining!

A historic video, nice to see Aquila block and the guys marching to the canteen! Myself and most of my Hamble pilot course have just had our 50th reunion, another historic event 😉.

Thanks for this, a nice clear and concise guide for this task! As mentioned, the lavazza guide was confusing with a different button instruction given!

I love a young Gay pilot 😂

Lovely solo, well done! From a Southampton rockie learning this in a different choral arrangement. :-D

Nice bit of jet airline history 😊

Great work thanks mate👍

Thanks for your tutorial, a great help. Lavazza machine purchased in 2024, struggled with descale, phoned help line was told that I must put the milk frothier jug etc in and turn the handle to the right to make the connection…… nothing about this in the manual!

A very good mysoginistic video……well done old chap……toodle pip.

Excellent video. It worked a treat.

Is the narrator Johnny Morris? Certainly sounds like him.

Love the clarity of singing!

Really helpful video plus comments below. Thanks I'm going to have a go.

Very helpful video, this what is what KZbin is all about! Its a modo mio (not M10). I'm sure you would have a ton more views if mio was in the title instead of M10