Hi, I have purchased a replacement element for my Via Venezia Saeco machine but it is too deep and does not fit into the boiler (that is I cannot re-assemble the boiler because the element is touching the bottom of the boiler). I have checked with Saeco parts and they tell me that this is the only element they have for my machine. Does anyone know if the size has changed with models and if so whether any old ones are available?
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There is a fuse on top of the boiler. Its under a clip on the outside edge of the boiler. It is covered in a redish brown cover that you have tpo slide off to see the fuse. It is just better to replace the hole thing. If you don't have a pump also it could also be the switch. If you have any power its probably the fuse.
Hi It can be any of these. Fuse but then it would not turn on. Disconnected wire. More than likely it is the boiler element. Do a search on ebay for completed auctions. I saw a boiler assembly for a Saeco which is the same.
If the pump vibrates when trying to draw water then that is a good sign. Remo;ve the hose on the output side of the pump and turn it on to see if it draws water(BE Careful water and electricity love each other too much), it water flows out the output side, reconnect to boiler and test. If that did not solve the no draw problem then the machine is blocked either at the boiler.
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Just a huge thanks to KaffeeSumpen, you solution was brilliant. My father and I were sorely upset that the machine stopped working but we then found this site and gently pressed the switch and voila, it worked! Excellent thank you so much again.
Perhaps you dont need to change a fuse. but only reset them :)
open up the machine and look for the boiler. on it are two automatic fuses that you can reset.
Hopefully its that otherwise it might be the powerboard.
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