Phillips 3200 Series - How the LatteGo Cup Works 

❤❤👏🏻👏🏻. Of all the reviews on this appliance…none of them explained this at all. Thank you for this. 👍🏼👍🏼

Thank you SO MUCH! This is exactly what I wanted to know!!!

In plumbing, we call this the Venturi effect. Very cool engineering here from Phillips!

WOW! Great video. At first I searched for whether or not I can make only milk with this kind of machine, found no answer so I gave up. But in the process I found your video, I thought I might as well watch it. I kinda knew how the lattego works, but I wanted to see closely the parts(my machine haven't arrived yet). So I watched this video, and just when I wanted to close it then came the answer to my original question. Thanks!

Nice to see someone finally explain that correctly. Bernoulli’s principle at work. “Malk”? 🤪😉

Thanks a lot for the hint about hot chocolate! 👌👍😁

Nicely done. Thanks

I've been looking for the hot milk for hot chocolate solution everywhere so thank you so much for that!!

Just got my machine a few days ago, and wondered why the milk in the container was cold even though I just made a latte. Now it makes perfect sense. I like the machine so far, my only complaint is I wish the water and milk temperature could be increased more. I programmed it to the highest temp possible, and I still wish it could be hotter.

Was the half and half better for foaming than while milk (3.25%)? I find the whole milk just didn’t get dense enough foam, it is more bubbly with larger bubbles than should happen….I want microfoam like a proper steam milk frother makes.

I'm looking into buying one of these LatteGo philips machines and one thing I was wondering was, how do you clean the milk frother? My nespresso machine has a frother that works via the same functionality (a venturi siphon) however the inner workings of it are inside the cap of the container and really hard to clean. You need a bottle brush, you can't really get into the smallest passages, etc. this one seems to be super easy to clean out that channel - you take the cup out and you can just wash around right in there no problem.

Now I know about the click or it leaks out the bottom. Found the hard way

Hi, thank you for the video. Would you say whole milk froths better than 2 percent milk? I am asking because I just got the 4300 LatteToGo, and tried 2 percent milk. The frothing is lackluster in my opinion. It does the job, but the froth disappears as soon as I stir the drink. It froths milk equivalent to the way the "milk" comes out of Tassimo milk pods. I prefer the frothing to be thicker, so if you think whole milk froths better I will try that out.

Quick question - I have the 4300 model, and use whole milk almost 3,8%, yet when I use the milk frothing options it dispenses a bit of water first, and then the milk. Is mine faulty?

Hey Bryan! I have the same machine and having a problem with making foam. Problem started soon after I bought it and now, after 1.5 year problem got much worse. Maybe you know an answer. When making a foam, it usualy starts good but soon after it just starts pouring too much milk in cup, the noise of steaming is not loud anymore (like it is used to be) and if I don't press the button to do the coffee, it would pour like 50% more milk in cup than it used to be. At the beggining, I would make 2-3 cups in a row and problem would happen at 4th but now, I can't make even 1 cup of cappucino without a problem. I did calc clean few times and that don't solve the problem. Cup fits nicely on piston, o ring seal is in place. The next I was thinking about is to dissamble the unit and see is there a visible problem inside with those pipes.

I purchased my machine 2+ years ago. My frother finally died. It started with micro cracks and now the plastic vent through which it draws the milk is completely disfigured that it's only blowing steam. The quality of plastic is not that great and guess needs replacement once in 2 years. I used to wash it in my dishwasher. Not sure if that had any effect. For other folks - you can order a replacement through their website for around $48 plus shipping.

Are you sure they are micro cracks, and not scratching from cleaning with an abrasive sponge? I use vinegar and a toothbrush to clean ours it does a great job removing the stuck on the milk fat solids. Also keep an eye on leaking from underneath your drip tray, we had a pin size hole in ours that was dripping water under the drip tray. Philips sent a new one under warranty.

Can I keep the lattego container with unused milk in the fridge ?

So the milk doesnt go inside the machine? Thats great