Gaggia Classic Espresso Machine "brass boiler" Questions

...boiler is brass, and brass is an alloy that contains lead. Grades of brass used in boilers like this are designed not to corrode, and supposedly do not release lead into the water. You probably ...

brass) from the old boiler assm. becouse the boiler is aluminium and oxidates with time even you relese 2 screws of valve again valve dont move easy off. you need to put screwdriver between valve body

...brass olive that seals the pipe to the boiler and the g The problem is the outside diameter of the plastic pipe is greater than the diameter of the hole in the olive. Sounds like you need a telfon ...

boiler. Replacing the o-rings should stop the leak. Source replacement o-rings. Slide the hairpin c-clip out of the side of the white connector and pull the teflon hose out. Fish the old o-ring out of

brass washer and nut which will probably fall into the boiler. Remove these from boiler and if you go to www.theespressoshop.co.uk and click on the la pavoni machine on the right it will take you to a

brass housing. Once the cover over the boiler is removed you will see three thermostats mounted on top of the boiler. The middle one has the reset button located between the two power connectors. Push

brass boiler. It is red and looks smaller than you would think. I had this happen and it worked. Also, run espresso cleaning solution/descaling through every month at least. no solution, sorry. i just

...brass boiler. Next remove the 4 cap screws near the brewhead where the portafilter goes. When you do this, you will see the boiler is now loose. I will let you decide how you want to do the rest. ...

...How do I remove the existing arm? Easiest way, unscrew the silver wand from the brass part. If you are changing the whole assembly, remove the 2 screws in the top panel to gain access to the