u/Original-Ferret-3695

Profitec GO / GO 100 – knocking or rumbling noises during Fast Heat-Up?

Hi,
does anyone with a Profitec GO / GO 100 experience similar knocking or rumbling noises during the Fast Heat-Up phase?
My machine has been doing this more or less since it was new. The heating element has already been replaced once, but that didn’t solve it. More recently, Profitec inspected the machine and mechanically removed some scale from the heating element. It was noticeably quieter immediately afterwards, but after only a few days of use and very few shots, the noise is already back.
My tap water is quite soft (I regularly measure GH and KH), so I find it hard to believe that significant new scale could have formed within just a few days.
The noise itself doesn’t really bother me if it’s normal for the GO. My concern is simply whether it indicates an underlying issue that could get worse over time.
So I’m mainly interested in other GO owners’ experiences: Does your machine make knocking/rumbling noises during Fast Heat-Up as well? Would you consider this normal behavior?

I can also post a video of the sound for comparison.
Best regards and thx for help
Paul

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u/Original-Ferret-3695 — 8 days ago

Push 3: Can anyone reproduce this Note Mode / Session Mode behavior?

Hallo,
I’m using a Push 3 in Controller Mode with Live 12.4.1 and I have a question to the Community:

If I hold a note in Note Mode and switch to Session Mode while still holding one or more pad (s):
With Monitor = In, the note keeps playing even after I release the pad in Session Mode. It only stops when I return to Note Mode and trigger the same note again (or send All Notes Off).
With Monitor = Auto, the note stops immediately when switching to Session Mode.

I also noticed different behavior with a sustain pedal:
With Monitor = In, releasing the sustain pedal in Session Mode stops the note correctly.
With Monitor = Auto, the note can remain sustained and doesn’t respond normally until I return to Note Mode.

Can other Push 3 users reproduce this, or is there a setting I’m missing?

From a performance perspective, my expectation would be:
A note that is physically held should keep sounding when briefly switching to Session Mode.
A note held only by the sustain pedal should stop when the pedal is released, even if the pedal is released while in Session Mode.
Is this the intended behavior on Push 3, and if so, which monitoring mode should be used to achieve it?

Thanks for your thoughts
R

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u/Original-Ferret-3695 — 2 months ago