Refurbished Jura GIGA X3 – up to 150 cups a day, no barista required
The Jura GIGA X3 is a genuine commercial machine in a bench-top footprint. Two ceramic-disc grinders let you run two beans (or decaf and regular), two thermoblocks and two pumps mean back-to-back milk drinks don't drop temperature, and the 5 L tank and 1 kg bean capacity keep it running through a full office day. It makes 32 programmed drinks and, with the dual spout, two cups at once.
A new GIGA X3 is a significant capital purchase. Our refurbished units have had both grinders, both thermoblocks, the brew unit and the full milk system serviced and pressure-tested in our Melbourne workshop, and carry a 12-month parts and labour warranty – the same commercial capability at a fraction of the cost.
The GIGA X3 is for workplaces that would otherwise lease a machine: offices of 20–80 staff, car dealerships, salons, co-working spaces, clubs and small hospitality venues where a self-serve bean-to-cup makes sense. It's also popular with large households that entertain.
For a home or a team under 10, the Z10 or Z8 is plenty. For very high volume or a plumbed-in installation, ask us about the GIGA X7 / X8.
Key features
- Two ceramic-disc grinders – run two beans or decaf and regular
- Dual thermoblocks and pumps for consistent back-to-back drinks
- 5 L water tank, 1 kg bean capacity, 40-portion grounds container
- 32 programmed specialities, dual spout for two cups at once
- Professional Fine Foam Frother with Cool Control milk compatibility
- Rated for up to 150 cups per day
- Cup counter, service reminders and automatic cleaning programmes
Specifications
Commercial fully automatic bean-to-cup
Offices, showrooms, hospitality and workplaces of 20–80 people
Two ceramic-disc grinders with Automatic Grinder Adjustment
Pulse Extraction Process (P.E.P.) with variable brewing unit
Professional Fine Foam Frother with dual milk spout (Cool Control compatible)
4.3-inch colour touchscreen (Gen 2) / TFT with rotary (Gen 1)
Dimensions W x H x D (mm)
370 × 565 × 497
Automatic rinse, cleaning, descaling and milk-system programmes; cup-counter and service reminders
What's in the box
- Jura GIGA X3 machine, fully serviced and bench-tested
- Water tank, drip tray and coffee-grounds container
- Milk frother / milk pipe (milk container not included unless pictured)
- Ground-coffee measuring spoon (for the bypass chute)
- Power lead (Australian plug)
- Printed quick-start card + link to the full Jura manual
- 12-month Chameleon Coffee parts & labour warranty certificate
- Milk pipe with Cool Control-compatible connector
Our refurbishment notes
Every machine goes across the bench and gets the same work before it is listed.
Replaced as standard. The brew unit is replaced. Every seal and O-ring in the machine is renewed, pump seals included. The steam assembly is completely refitted with all of its seals replaced.
Pressure tested, and replaced if it fails. The pumps are resealed and pressure tested, and replaced if they are not performing — either way the machine leaves here pumping properly. The ceramic valve is pressure tested and replaced if it does not hold. Every sensor is checked for correct resistance and replaced if the reading is out. The grinder is recalibrated and its brushes renewed, and if extraction still is not where it should be, the grinder itself is replaced.
Stripped and cleaned. Boilers are descaled and flushed. The water circuit and flow control are stripped and cleared of any debris. The whole system is flushed through, and the machine is cleaned and vacuumed out inside and out.
Then it is run and tested with real coffee before we sign it off.
One honest note about that: you may find a few coffee grounds in the machine when it arrives. A little always stays in the hopper channel through testing and transport. It is not a sign the machine was not cleaned — it is a sign it was tested.
Cosmetic condition. These are used machines and some of them look it. Expect scuffs, light scratches and general wear on the casing, panel and drip tray. Before your machine ships we photograph the actual unit you are buying, marks and all, and send you a short video of it running. What you see is what arrives.
