Profitec JUMP Heat Exchanger

Makers and retailers publish 3 of the 10 figures a fit check uses; the other 7 you measure on your counter like this:

• Space behind it: Measure from the wall to the front edge of your counter with a tape, take away the depth above, and keep at least a hand's width of what is left behind the machine for its cable and air.
• Space beside it: Measure the open counter between the wall or the next appliance on each side, take away the width above, and check that what is left gives your hand room at the knobs and the steam wand.
• Space above it: Measure from the counter to the underside of your upper cabinet and compare it with the height above; the difference is the room you have to open a lid or reach the top of the machine.
• Room to lift the water tank out: Stand the water tank on the counter, measure its height and add a hand's width to lift it out; compare that with the gap between the top of the machine and the underside of your upper cabinet.
• Front working reach: Measure from the front edge of your counter to where the front of the machine will sit, and compare it with the length of your forearm; that is the room to lock in the handle, slide out the drip tray and stand at the machine.
• Room for the steam wand to swing: Measure the open counter on the steam wand's side, from the machine to the nearest wall or appliance, and compare it with your milk jug's width plus a hand's width; the wand swings out into that space with the jug under it.
• Room under the spout for a cup: Measure your tallest cup from its base to its rim with a ruler and compare it with the gap between the drip tray and the spout, which a ruler held on a display model shows.

Nothing fits on its own, it fits a particular counter, so this page holds the figures and a setup makes the call.