This is an authentic OEM replacement part that has been sourced directly from the manufacturer. This part is compatible with Breville Infuser and Barista Espresso Machines. For full compatibility, ple...
This part is an OEM approved replacement part for Breville Espresso Machines, to ensure this is compatible with your machine, please see the "Model Cross Reference List" below. The Felt Washer is desi...
Is your espresso machine acting up with strange noises or weak pressure? This valve solenoid kit might be just what you need. It helps control water and steam flow, keeping your brew consistent and yo...
This is an authentically sourced cleaning kit for an espresso machine. All of the parts included in this kit are to help maintain and clean your unit. The items included in this kit are a cleaning bru...
Designed for use with Breville Dual Boiler Espresso Machines, this OEM replacement part can be used to replace a faulty or damaged O-Ring. To ensure this part will fit your device, please see the "Mod...
This cleaning insert is an authentic manufacturer-supplied part which is designed for use with Breville coffee makers. It is an identical replacement for a missing or a faulty hardware that was instal...
This is an authentic OEM part. This high-quality plastic bean hopper is used to store and dispense coffee beans in Breville's Barista Express espresso machine. To replace this item simply remove the c...
This outer burr assembly helps deliver consistent coffee grounds for your espresso machine. Working with the inner burr, it grinds beans evenly for great-tasting espresso. The outer burr stays fixed w...
This is a high-quality OEM component which is specially made for use with Breville coffee makers. It is utilized to provide a tight seal for the water tank. Unfortunately, over time the material may w...
It is an authentic single wall filter that is supplied by the original manufacturer for use with Breville Barista Express coffeemakers. This replacement filter is used to hold the coffee ground inside...
This safety valve is an authentic manufacturer replacement part used in espresso machines. It is responsible for maintaining appropriate pressure levels within the appliance by allowing steam and hot ...
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Dan
November 2, 2022
My machine keeps popping my gfi and will shut off when i try to extract the espresso shot. It has also a couple of times not shut itself off when extracting a shot--meaning it just keeps going and water keeps coming out until i turn the machine off. Do you have any suggestions as to what may be going on internally? It doesn't happen every time--but does happen fairly consistently.
For model number BES870XL
Hi Dan,
Thank you for your question. If the espresso machine trips the GFI, it may leaking internally and you will need to fix it. If you have any questions, please let us know. We are open 7 days a week. We look forward to hearing from you!
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Tarryn
February 20, 2024
I'm having an issue with my breville barista express, Bes870xl. With regards to no pressure at all showing on the gauge or water coming out of the showerhead. There is cold water coming out of the hot water and steam. All the water gets released into the drip tray and is cold.
The previous owner used vinegar for many years to descale. After being told not to due to corrosion, and wanting to fix a buzzing/ rattling noise he tried to replace the solenoid valve. While disassembling he broke a piece of the diffuser and give up sold it to me.
I have since taken the whole espresso part of the machine apart to get the diffuser screws, replaced the dual solenoid valves, water pump and safety valve.
For model number BES870XL
Hello Tarryn, thank you for your inquiry. Based on the description that you have provided, we would recommend cleaning the machine and remove any blockage in the tubes. If it does not resolve the issue, then you may need to check the thermocoil assembly, part number FIX12008582, to fix the problem. We hope that helps!
Everything on the machine works perfectly but i dont have hot water at the outlet or steam coming out of the wand.
they both slowly quit over about a 4 day period .
The machine is about a year and a half old.
looks brand new inside and I checked all the lines they are all clear.
For model number BES870XL
Hello Paul, Thank you for contacting us. Researching your model, if you have already checked for any limescale buildup or other clogs, then this can be caused by a faulty thermocoil/heater, solenoid valve, or water pump. We also would recommend checking the seals as well. Good luck with your repair.
Hot water and steam works. No hot water coming from head. It gets bypassed directly in tray.
For model number BES870XL
Hi Marc, thank you for your inquiry. Check the shower screen first. Unscrew the center screw on the group head, remove the metal screen and diffuser ring, and clean them thoroughly with coffee detergent like Cafiza. Clear any blocked pinholes with a needle. A completely clogged screen spikes pressure instantly and forces water to dump into the tray. If the screen is clear, the 3-way solenoid valve is stuck open to the discharge port. Run a full descaling cycle first to clear any scale from the valve stem. If water still bypasses after descaling, the solenoid valve, part number SP0100757, needs replacement. Scale trapped inside keeps it open to the drip tray regardless of what cycle you're running. Glad to be of help!
Our machine will not produce pressure and it has been cleaned. What are my best diagnostic options?
For model number BES870XL
Hello Gregory, Thank you for the question. The most common causes for an espresso machine not building enough pressure have to do with the coffee. Too coarse a grind, too little coffee, or insufficiently tamping the grounds before brewing can all lead to inadequate pressure for a proper brew. We hop this helps!
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4-5 year old Barista Express started tripping the GFCI outlet during a descale / machine clean operation.
Removed the back of the machine and saw water / moisture around the right solenoid.
Ordered the entire valve solenoid kit, removed the connections, removed the old/original valve kit, then maneuvered the new valv
... Read moree kit in. Most difficult part was hooking up the hose to the spout on the far left side and then zip tying it.
If you are experiencing GFCI trips / power issues - order the entire valve kit. Machine ran great after the replacement.
