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Your brew head gasket needs replacing. They get hard after about 6 months to a year depending on how long the machine is on. if it on 24/7 it need to be changed every 6 months. If turned off daily every year. The gasket is up where you install the portafilter to make espresso. The black ring is rubber and that is what need to be changed. Have one setting right here on my desk.

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Yes, the problem is the group head gasket, but Pasquini group head gaskets will last at least 8 months to a year depending on how long you leave your machine on throughout the day.

After working for Pasquini for over 10 years as a master technician running the home repair sales and service center I've NEVER seen one last less than 8 months on machines running 24/7.

I stock all Pasquini parts for any service of your Pasquini espresso machines and grinders. Contact us for any of your Pasquini sales and service needs.

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