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If hot water leaves the automat on the right rear side perhaps the solenoid valve is damaged and must be replaced.
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Rearside: unscrew two screws, push upside.
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Side covers: unscrew two screws, push backwards.
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Top: unscrew four screws, disassemble the adjuster of the grinder as shown in step 3
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Remove the cap, then unscrew the exposed screw. Take away the adjuster.
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Now you can remove the top of the machine.
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On top of the boiler you can see the valve. Can you see if the water really drips out of the valve? Pull the plug!
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The boiler and valve are fixed with three screws. Also loosen some cables and hoses until the boiler can be removed.
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Two screws hold the valve looking upwards.
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As the old one uses M4 screws you have to cut the thread into the plastic body. Use a threader.
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and make a circle cut into the plastic of the holder of the boiler in order to let the incoming hose pass by.
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Hopefully you can get a cup of coffee! Then reassemble all parts.
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Have a cup of coffee!
Have a cup of coffee!
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Superb,thank you very much !!!
This guide helped me tremendously with the repair of my Delonghi Magnifica which is very similar. In particular, the explanation of the difference between the old and new solenoids, and the need for new raccords (a new word to me!) was helpful, although I’ve yet to figure out where to get the raccords from.
I fitted a new pump, flow meter, and will be fitting a new solenoid when I get the relevant parts.
Glad to help you. Maybe the above mentioned German dealer is shipping?
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