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Learn how to remove the clogged old screen, deep clean grouphead and install new screen and gasket.
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Identification instructions.
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Remove water tank, hoses, and tuck them back in the machine.
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Remove drip tray. Flip the machine upside down.
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Remove screen screw with flat head screwdriver.
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Remove old screen and diffuser.
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Remove and soak diffuser in Joe Glo coffee cleaner.
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Pry the gasket up with the sharp tip of the awl.
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Carefully remove old gasket.
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Use Joe Glo coffee cleaner and hot water to soak the grouphead for 10-15 minutes.
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A dental pick works great for cleaning the grouphead.
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Use a small flathead to clean the bottom surface of the grouphead.
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A small stainless steel brush works well. They can be found at your local hardware store.
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Use a paper towel / regular towel to soak the dirty water from the grouphead.
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Use the compressed air can to clean any excess water or coffee.
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Last but not least, use the pick on the top and bottom rails to remove last bits of coffee debris.
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Remove parts from bag.
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Take the new gasket and install it with the lettering down.
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Use a 1/4 inch flat punch to push down the gasket to ensure its nice and flat.
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Insert the diffuser with the water channels facing down.
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Use an 8mm socket wrench to tighten the screw.
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Careful not to over tighten and break screw. It will be extremely difficult to remove.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Perfect - Just what I needed for my machine.
Nice job! Made it easy to clean and install new partS.
very well done. going to do it with my silvia this weekend.
Best version I’ve seen so far. Showing how it’s done on a dirty machine helps
Great!!! I’m assuming the fully assembled backflush procedure is unnecessary after this. But I was wondering if there are any hidden crevices that backflush would get to. This is more serious than you think in my case… I’m resurrecting a rarely used, 15 year old V1 that has NEVER been serviced.
