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Common Faults Customers Reported.. 34% Cracked seal... simon , (NSW RAMSGATE BEACH) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1655920 Comments: Just make sure you know the part you need so they can help you with a new part Tools Required: None   Brian , (WA BALDIVIS) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Easy Parts Used 1649737 1617878 Comments: Wet the rubber with very thin film of olive oil Tools Required: Maybe a sharp knife to remove existing rubber   Kerrie , (NSW NARRABEEN) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1655920 Comments: Unscrew the hex screw in the middle of the group head holder then replace seal and re-fit. Tools Required: Hex key   vedran , (SA NETLEY) Repair Time: 30min Difficulty: Medium Parts Used 1656024 Comments: Change seal Tools Required: Screwdrivers   Anthony , (VIC ALPHINGTON) Repair Time: 15min Difficulty: Easy Parts Used 1649737 Comments: The old one didnt seem to want to slide off easily so I cut it off. I then wet the new one to make it easier for it to slide on. Tools Required: Sharp knife   Craig , (SA STRATHALBYN) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1674267 Comments: Screwed on Tools Required: None   Mik , (VIC HURSTBRIDGE) Repair Time: 15min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1674285 Comments: Remove base. Remove water inlet coupling. Replace seal. Reassemble Tools Required: Phillips head screwdriver, knife.   wayne , (NSW WALLACIA) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1655920 1617878 Comments: Simple process no explanation needed Tools Required: Allen key   Anthony , (QLD GOODNA) Repair Time: 15min Difficulty: Medium Parts Used 1656024 Comments: Not as straight forward to change as you might think. Basically half the machine needs to come apart gently to remove the pipe fitting to get at the seal. Not overly difficult but definitely fiddly Tools Required: Small phillips screwdriver   Shona , (VIC SOUTH GEELONG) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Easy Parts Used 1655920 Comments: Followed instruction manual to access and replace the seal. Tools Required: None   Anthony , (VIC ALPHINGTON) Repair Time: 60min Difficulty: Medium Parts Used 1656024 Comments: Water was leaking from around the bottom of the tank but it was actually the rubber seal that it connects into. Had to remove the screws and the tope and back of the machine. Then the housing around the seal. Replaced the seal and put all back together. No more leaks Tools Required: Screwdrivers   Martyn , (QLD ELANORA) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Easy Parts Used 1655920 Comments: One allen key tool 4mm. Remove gauze and pull out old seal and push in new one, replace metal gauze back in position. Tools Required: 4mm allen key, metal hook small   matthew , (NSW KILLARNEY VALE) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1617878 1656024 Comments: Remove rear cover to fit new seal Tools Required: Phillips driver.   Theo , (VIC SOMERTON) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1655920 Comments: Part was very simple to replace. Simply undo the bolt holding the seal in and remove with a fine screwdriver. It took us almost 5 minutes to do the swap, very easy Tools Required: Screwdriver   Rob , (SA TANUNDA) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1674267 Comments: O ring split but couldnt buy just the o ring Tools Required: None   Stephen , (NSW MOUNT OUSLEY) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Easy Parts Used 1655920 Comments: Remove the metal plate (single phillips head screw) that sits over the seal. Then gently lever the old seal out. This is a bit tricky - a narrow flat bladed screwdriver worked for me. Then pop the new seal in and screw the metal plate back in. Tools Required: Screwdrivers   Peter , (NSW SYLVANIA) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1655920 Comments: Simply place the seal in position and gently press push seal into its correct position Tools Required: None really you firstly need to take the shower head off.   Simon , (Western cape Athlone) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1655920 Comments: Simply remove the old one and replace. Tools Required: None   Noel , (SA SEAFORD) Repair Time: 30min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1656024 Comments: Remove water tank and back of machine. Replace seal. Tools Required: Screwdriver   David , (ACT Latham) Repair Time: 15min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1655920 Comments: Undo hex screw holding a filter on, use the screwdriver to ease out the seal. Press in new seal, replace filter and hex screw. Done Tools Required: Hex wrench, screwdriver   Elliot , (QLD PARRAMATTA PARK) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1655920 Comments: Removed 1 x allan head screw holding metal filter on then removed seal and replaced with new one. Task took approximately 5 mins to complete. Tools Required: Allan key which came with machine   Nikola , (QLD BLACKS BEACH) Repair Time: 15min Difficulty: Easy Parts Used 1655920 Comments: There are instructions on the internet with explanatory pictures - unscrew the bolt with the hex key and remove the filter head and broken seal with the small screwdriver. Replace the seal with a new one and put back together. Tools Required: Hex keys and scroll driver   Tony , (WA NEWMAN) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Easy Parts Used 1655920 Comments: After cleaning the machine according to the instructions I unscrewed and removed the filter and then eased out the damaged seal. Replacing was simply the reverse. Tools Required: Allen key   Adam , (QLD MILTON) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1674267 Comments: Part is easily fitted using the tool supplied with the coffee machine. Tools Required: Spout tool supplied with the coffee machine   Callum , (QLD MORAYFIELD) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1674267 Comments: Quite easy to fit Tools Required: Wand cleaning tool that is provided with the machine   daniel , (NSW ALLAMBIE HEIGHTS) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1655920 Comments: Simply use the hex key provided, unscrew the head and pry out the cracked seal and then replace ensuring an even fit all around. Tools Required: Hex key that came with the machine   Ben , (VIC CARLTON) Repair Time: 30min Difficulty: Very Hard Parts Used 1739488 Comments: The thread on the new part seems to be too big and doesnt screw into the hole. If I use too much force it strips the thread. Tools Required: None.   Maurizio , (NSW MATRAVILLE) Repair Time: 15min Difficulty: Easy Parts Used 1655920 Comments: Unscrew the old one, screw in the new one Tools Required: Supplied with machine   Elvis , (NSW HABERFIELD) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Easy Parts Used 1655920 Comments: Httpsyoutu.Becvba0agggdo Tools Required: Knife or screwdriver   Geoff , (NSW COFFS HARBOUR) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1655920 Comments: Simple Tools Required: Allen key   Elliot , (QLD PARRAMATTA PARK) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1655920 Comments: Undo allen key screw where water comes out take out metal filter underneath filter is rubber seal, remove this and replace with new one the same way as original one was removed. Replace metal filter and insert allen key screw back. Tools Required: Allen key and butter knife to remove seal.   Scott , (NSW ASHBY) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1655920 Comments: Fit it back opposite way you took old one out Tools Required: Allen key   Clare , (NSW MAROUBRA) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1655920 Comments: I watched a youtube video httpswww.Youtube.Comwatchvcvba0agggdo this guy could not have made it any easier. Tools Required: Allan key that comes with the machine.   Peter , (VIC MALVERN EAST) Repair Time: 15min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1655920 Comments: Remove head spray with allen key Tools Required: Allen key   Anthony , (NSW WAITARA) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1739488 Comments: Twist on the replacement using the supplied breville tool Tools Required: Breville tool or any pliers small crescent   Frank , (SA BELAIR) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1655920 Comments: Remove screen (undo screw with supplied hex tool). Carefully lever out old seal, press new one in to place. Replace screen do not overtighten screw. Tools Required: Supplied hex tool   Steven , (NSW MEDLOW BATH) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Easy Parts Used 1655920 Comments: Remove old seal and replace. Tools Required: Allen key   Paul , (VIC PASCOE VALE) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1655920 Comments: Search for a youtube clip - plenty of easy-to-follow instructional videos Tools Required: Allen key, butter knife   Rodney , (VIC MONTMORENCY) Repair Time: 15min Difficulty: Easy Parts Used 1674260 Comments: Youtube Tools Required: Alan key supplied with machine   Steven , (VIC MCKINNON) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Easy Parts Used 1655920 1650303 Comments: Unscrew the single hex screw, remove the metal filter, replace the rubber seal Tools Required: Hex screwdriver   cliff , (VIC MOOROOLBARK) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1617546 1655920 Comments: Unscrew group head filter, remove old ring, insert new ring and put screw back in place. Tools Required: Phillips head screwdriver   Martin , (SA SEACLIFF) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1674260 Comments: Replace cracked seal Tools Required: Screwdriver   Ruth , (VIC ASHWOOD) Repair Time: 15min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1654300 1655920 1650303 Comments: Very easy to fit - saw a you tube video Tools Required: Screwdriver to dig out old seal   Bill , (VIC YACKANDANDAH) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Easy Parts Used 1674260 Comments: Remove steam plate and old ring and replace Tools Required: Allen key   Joshua , (QLD BEERWAH) Repair Time: 15min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1674262 1674261 1655920 Comments: Remove allan key, remove shower head, remove seal. Replace in reverse order. Tools Required: Allen key or screwdriver   Robert , (QLD KEDRON) Repair Time: 30min Difficulty: Medium Parts Used 1656024 Comments: 7 screws need to be removed from the back of the unit and 2 under the front need group handle and grinder. Then the top pops off enabling you to remove the back plate that has the seal fitted via the underside. Pull the hose off the backing plate-seal housing, then 2 more screws hold the cover plate that retains the seal. Swap seals and reverse the process to put it back together. Tools Required: Phillips head screwdriver.   16% Filter change... Nicki , (NSW woombah) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1650311 Comments: Take out the old filter from the water tank and replace it with the new one. Tools Required: None   robert , (NSW DALEYS POINT) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1617878 Comments: Soak new filter for five minutes and rinse. Remove old filter from water container, slide out old filter, place new filter. Tools Required: hands   Francis , (QLD ARANA HILLS) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1650311 1650303 Comments: Clip off/on. Tools Required: None.   Amy , (NSW FIGTREE) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Easy Parts Used 1617878 Comments: Happy with delivery time and efficiency and website... Tools Required: None   Ros , (WA WOORREE) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1650303 1650311 Comments: Follow the instructions on the box - very easy Tools Required: No tools required   Jay , (SA IRONBANK) Repair Time: 15min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1655920 Comments: Replace seal Tools Required: Screwdriver   RON , (N.S.W. MULWALA) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1617878 Comments: Very basic - replacement part Tools Required: Nil   Stephen , (WA SOUTH PERTH) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1617878 Comments: Remove filter holder from water tank by pulling vertically on the plastic holder. Slide the casing apart to expose the filter. Remove filter. Place the new filter in a cup of water for a few minutes to moisten it and remove any chemicals then reverse the above steps to reassemble the filter within the water tank. Tools Required: None   Lu , (NSW CRESCENT HEAD) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1650311 Comments: Just follow instructions in booklet Tools Required: None   Geoff , (SA ONKAPARINGA HILLS) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1650311 Comments: Remove the water tank from the back of the machine. Lift out the central fitting. Unclip the filter holder, remove the old filter and replace it with the new one. Installation is the reverse of the removal procedure. Tools Required: None   Greg , (SA SEACLIFF) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1673713 Comments: Standard usage of the filter handle Tools Required: Nil   Carmel , (VIC KEILOR EAST) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1650303 1617878 Comments: Easy to fit into the machine. Clear instructions on the pack. Tools Required: None   Joy , (WA BASSENDEAN) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1650311 Comments: It was quite easy and simple as the filter sits in the water tank locality. Tools Required: None   Lyn , (VIC RED CLIFFS) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1650303 1617878 Comments: Tablets used for cleaning and filter inserted into water dept in special container Tools Required: None   lisa , (NSW NORMANHURST) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1617878 Comments: Find filter in back of machine and replace with new - easy Tools Required: None   don , (QLD WYREEMA) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1674283 1650303 Comments: In the manual. No problem. Tools Required: None   Justin , (VIC CHELTENHAM) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1617878 1656018 Comments: Insert into water container Tools Required: No   Phil , (NSW MONA VALE) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1617878 1656018 Comments: Follow manufacturers instructions on machine Tools Required: None   Anthony , (NSW NEWINGTON) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1674283 Comments: Part fit in the water tank housing the filter Tools Required: None   Josie , (QLD South Townsville) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1617878 1650303 Comments: Easy as Tools Required: Nil   Karryn , (WA WOODANILLING) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1617878 1650303 Comments: Is just a filter exchange and cleaning tablets. Tools Required: None   7% Leaking safety valve broken off... Nol , (QLD NANANGO) Repair Time: 200min Difficulty: Hard Parts Used 1674310 Comments: To gain access to the safety valve the machine has to be dismantled. Ie. Remove the back cover which holds the water tank, remove the base supports, the hopper cover, etcetc this is not an easy fix - one would have to ask why the valve broke in the first place as the machine is only 3 years old Tools Required: Philips screwdriver, pliers, tweezers to remove hose retaining clips.   Raymond , (NSW GREYSTANES) Repair Time: 30min Difficulty: Medium Parts Used 1674310 Comments: Youtube Tools Required: Screwdriver   Colin , (NT PALMERSTON) Repair Time: 200min Difficulty: Medium Parts Used 1674310 Comments: Removal and replacement of the safety valve involves removal of the pressure pump to fit the safety valve and then reinstall the pump with the valve fitted then connect the breather tube. I still had a leak from the top of the safety valve and found that the new o-ring had split so I retrieved the old o-ring from the broken safety valve and inserted it in the valve but was then unable to insert the tube retaining clip. I then removed the new tube and installed the old tube and the retaining clip fitted easily achieving a water tight fit. Note the screws into the back of the cast aluminium top cover bind and are quite difficult to remove I had to drill one out and replace it. Tools Required: Phillips head screwdriver, small long nose pliers,, small side cutters small cable ties and small pointed knife.   peter , (VIC HAWTHORN EAST) Repair Time: 200min Difficulty: Hard Parts Used 1674310 Comments: Difficult to repair - not recommended for the inexperienced. Maybe 2 hours plus to disassemble and reassemble. Remove top and back of machine to expose safety valve. High pressure lines from boiler held in place with a circlip release with tiny flat screwdriver. Tools Required: Tiny screwdriver side cutters to free low pressure line. Medium phillips screwdriver   Nic , (VIC CAMBERWELL) Repair Time: 30min Difficulty: Easy Parts Used 1674310 Comments: The safety valve is screwed into the end of the pump. If the valve has snapped off you will have to unscrew the broken part out of the pump housing first. The trick is that you do not screw the new safety valve into the pump but hold the safety valve while screwing the pump housing to the safety valve. The pump housing must be loosened first to achieve rotation. Do this by loosening the 2 screws that secure the pump housing to the pump main body. Make sure you replace the orange o ring on the end of the pipe. The safety valve comes with a new pipe clips and o rings which makes the repair easy as all parts are generously supplied. Tools Required: Philips head screwdrivers. Maybe long nose pliers   Matthew , (WA SECRET HARBOUR) Repair Time: 30min Difficulty: Medium Parts Used 1674310 Comments: U tube Tools Required: U tube   Raji , (VIC MELBOURNE) Repair Time: 30min Difficulty: Easy Parts Used 1674310 Comments: Removed old part and put new one in Tools Required: Screwdriver and pliers   mark , (QLD WOODWARK) Repair Time: 60min Difficulty: Medium Parts Used 1674310 Comments: Its a bit of pain to get the back cover off. But once in there the repair is easy. Tools Required: Screwdriver and cable ties   Craig , (VIC CROYDON) Repair Time: 30min Difficulty: Medium Parts Used 1674310 Comments: Disconnect pipes (cut and later replace zip tie) unscrew valve - retain silicon washer and fit to new part. For better access unscrew upper pump support and flex pump outwards. Tools Required: Needle-node pliers, screwdrivers, wire cutters.   4% Broken plastic thread insert... Victor , (VIC HIGHTON) Repair Time: 60min Difficulty: Medium Parts Used 1674310 Comments: When screwing plastic thread part into pump body part take care not to overstress part when tightening. Tools Required: No   Jan , (QLD SIPPY DOWNS) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1655920 Comments: No advice necessary. Very straightforward. Tools Required: None   Peter , (NT PALMERSTON) Repair Time: 30min Difficulty: Easy Parts Used 1674310 Comments: Easy correct replacement part supplied Tools Required: Phillip sd   Inez , (WA COLLIE) Repair Time: 15min Difficulty: Medium Parts Used 1674310 Comments: In back of machine Tools Required: Pliers and forceps and cable tye   Sofia , (VIC MULGRAVE) Repair Time: 60min Difficulty: Medium Parts Used 1674310 Comments: Tip: loosen the screws holding the plastic pump plunger body and it will turn (i.E the female threaded section). Less dismantling required. Tools Required: Plillips screwdriver mainly   Heidi , (VIC TOLMIE) Repair Time: 30min Difficulty: Medium Parts Used 1674310 1655920 Comments: Rescrew safety valve in place. Tools Required: Pliers philips head screwdriver.   4% Water leaking out from group head area when making coffee... val , (NSW CLOVELLY) Repair Time: 15min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1655920 Comments: This was easy - the allen key required - is provided with the coffee machine. ***To prepare the machine turn it off and take the plug out from the socket I would recommend doing this job on the draining board of the sink. 1 - remove the water container. 2 - remove trays in lower areas of the machine so you have more space to access the group head more easily. 3 - secure the coffee grinder section with some sticky tape. 4 - carefully rest the machine on its back or partially using a smallish food container to rest it on. 5 - using the allen key provided carefully loosen and unscrew the central screw holding the metal retainer and washer in place within the group head. *If its very tight dont force it * some fine engine oil or lubricant will help loosen it up applied with a cotton bud. Give it a few minuted to work - you could help it with an old soft tooth brush. 6 - unscrew the unit gently ease away the steel metal basket holding the washer in place this will be a tight fit (put the screw and basket somewhere safe )- gently remove the old washer which could be quite stuck in place after being used every day for years it will probably be broken hence the problem. 7 - clean all the components you have removed the area of the machine and then carefully ease your new washer back onto the machine group head the metal basket to hold it in place and carefully screw into place - *** dont tighten up the crew too much. Note * if you look after your machine you will probably be needing to do this again in the future so too tight will mean you could wreck the allen shape of the screw head and never get it out again mine is now working perfectly and ive saved my self about 100. Note - you may have to re-set the timing of the machine mine was expressing too much water per cup after doing this procedure however following the guide in the book its now working perfectly. Tools Required: The allen key provided with the machine and the spare part from your warehouse.   Stefano , (QLD SAMSONVALE) Repair Time: 60min Difficulty: Hard Parts Used 1674310 Comments: No advice Tools Required: Philips screwdriver   Andrew , (NSW BLACKTOWN) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1675617 1777111 1777171 1650311 Comments: Easy fix. Take out the water tank. Turn unit upside down on your work bench. Use allen key to remove the shower screen. Use small screw driver to carefully remove the dark brown plastic disc and the white seal. Clean all exposed areas and reassemble. Tools Required: Allen key and small screwdriver   val , (NSW CLOVELLY) Repair Time: 15min Difficulty: Easy Parts Used 1650303 1655920 Comments: First - switch off machine- empty the machine of all water - tank and trays. Turn machine on its flat side and using the allen key which comes with the machine undo the central screw holding the steel basket in place over the cream gasket. The steel basket can then be carefully removed as well as the the damaged gasket. Clean the area carefully and replace with new gasket pushing it carefully into place. Replace the steel basket cover and carefully screw back into place- do not over tighten - check that its all secure and turn the machine upright again. Fill with water - replace trays and its ready to use. Tools Required: The allen key supplied with the machine   Glenn , (QLD ATHERTON) Repair Time: 15min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1674260 Comments: Remove cover using an allen key, prise out the old silicone seal using the brush supplied by breville, clean the area. Slide the new seal into the machine. Wash the cover, replace it into position, screw in place using an allen key. Job done easy Tools Required: Screwdriver, allen key   Don , (NSW SUTHERLAND) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1674260 1650303 Comments: Simple - unscrew the filter from the group head and change the seal. Refit filter. Tools Required: Allen key   4% Wand handle rubber damaged... Sian , (WA NEWMAN) Repair Time: 15min Difficulty: Easy Parts Used 1649737 Comments: Remove old wand handle rubber. Heat new rubber and slide on. Tools Required: Scissors to cut off old rubber.   Kath , (VIC POINT LONSDALE) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Easy Parts Used 1649737 Comments: Slid on Tools Required: None   Kelly , (QLD ASPLEY) Repair Time: 15min Difficulty: Medium Parts Used 1649737 1674320 Comments: Push handle onto wand Tools Required: None   Anthony , (VIC ALPHINGTON) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1649737 Comments: Pull off the old one. Heat up new one in hot water then slip it on. Tools Required: None   Jennifer , (SA LYNDOCH) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1649737 Comments: I used some detergent to remove the old rubber and then heated the new rubber handle before fitting. It slipped on easily. Tools Required: None only hot water and detergent   3% Leaking water... Brandt , (QLD MANLY WEST) Repair Time: 30min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1875681 Comments: Remove existing and replace with new Tools Required: Screwdriver spanner.   Frank , (NSW EARLWOOD) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Medium Parts Used 1674257 1655920 Comments: Tube is perfect but arrived without the rubber o-rings and when I tried reaching out to for advice on where to get the seals have not heard back Tools Required: Screwdrivers   Luke , (NSW JANNALI) Repair Time: 120min Difficulty: Medium Parts Used 1674249 Comments: Take apart bit by bit with alot of patience Tools Required: Screwdriver   Bob , (VIC OLINDA) Repair Time: 60min Difficulty: Medium Parts Used 1674256 Comments: Had to replace solenoid block as well as the teflon tube Tools Required: Screwdrivers, pliers   3% Rubber handle perished... Ray , (VIC MULGRAVE) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1768772 1649737 Comments: Remove old rubber using a sharp knife cutting lightly into the rubber being careful not to score the stainless steel steam wand. Peel the old rubber away. Clean the wand using a scouring pad and water then wipe dry. Being careful to have the new rubber the right way around push the preformed rubber onto the wand. Work the rubber onto the wand by partially rotating back and forth as you push upwards. Push the rubber up to the point of the natural bend in the steam wand pipe. Tools Required: Sharp knife,   Marijan , (VIC KEILOR DOWNS) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1649737 Comments: By hand Tools Required: Stanley knife   Steve , (NSW BOMBALA) Repair Time: 15min Difficulty: Easy Parts Used 1649737 Comments: Remove the steam wand sleeve, immerse rubber handle in hot water to soften, slide off. Similarly warm the replacement and slide into position. Reattach steam wand sleeve. Tools Required: None   Beverley , (QLD GYMPIE) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1649737 Comments: Cut old one off, cleaned steamer leaving it wet so new one slide on easily Tools Required: No tools   3% Normal servicing... Kerry , (QLD NERANG) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1650303 1650311 Comments: Read manual Tools Required: None   Vic , (TAS DOVER) Repair Time: 15min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1650311 1656018 Comments: Parts are easy to fit as per servicing instruction. Tools Required: Nil   Jane , (VIC RAYMOND ISLAND) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1650311 1650303 Comments: Standard cleaning instructions Tools Required: None - once we had the spares - couldnt get them from breville.   Ronald , (NSW OXLEY PARK) Repair Time: 120min Difficulty: Medium Parts Used 1655920 1674283 Comments: I have had past experience servicing coffee machines so it was pretty straightforward. The only problem I have is wanting to get inside this machine to give it a thorough clean out. I have been advised by breville that I have to take it to an electrical servicing company as they have a special tool to gain access.....I was not impressed with that news as I like to do the service myself. Tools Required: An allan key to remove the filter but I needed a longer time to clean the machine before replacing the group head seal and the water tank.   3% Replacement bean hopper... Ron , (NSW MALUA BAY) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1674268 1617878 Comments: Take off old and replace with new. Tools Required: None   Steven , (WA SWAN VIEW) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1674268 Comments: Put on top and lock in Tools Required: None   Kerry , (SA WALKERVILLE) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1674268 Comments: Just sits in the top of the machine Tools Required: None   Christopher , (NSW CASTLE HILL) Repair Time: 5min Difficulty: Very Easy Parts Used 1674268 Comments: Really easy- simply remove old part and replace. Tools Required: None.   Take me to... Westinghouse Parts Samsung Parts LG Parts Sunbeam Parts Information How to order? Shipping & Returns Privacy Notice Terms & Conditions Contact Us Currencies USAUD