How To Replace The Solenoid Valve In A Breville BES900 Coffee Machine - DIY
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
- A video showing you how to replace the Solenoid Valve in the Breville BES900 Dual Boiler Coffee Machine.
0:00 - Intro
0:28 - We have a problem...
0:42 - Misdiagnosis of the Solenoid Valve
1:01 - Purpose of the Solenoid Valve
1:43 - Machine tear down, accessing the Solenoid Valve
3:26 - Removing the Solenoid Valve
4:04 - Old vs. new Solenoid Valve
4:25 - Installing the Solenoid Valve
6:52 - Moment of truth...
7:24 - Conclusion
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I'm so sorry your efforts didn't fix your machine. The instructions were very helpful to me and I particularly appreciate your videography which clearly shows where things are in 3 dimensional space.
Best wishes
Chris, Coffee Fiend.. Tasmania.
Cheers, glad it was still helpful!
i replaced mine and i sold it straight after. still a great machine
I think you'll usually hear the solenoid valve make a loud electronic vibration noise when it's failing, mine is doing that combined with maybe slower flow / less pressure sometimes. Hopefully it's the solenoid and I don't also go through the trouble of replacing it for nothing. This video should prove helpful for many though!
Thanks for the video. Good clear instructions. I have just ordered a new solenoid for my BES900. It has been under-pressured and making the rattling sound which seems to be the give-away for a dodgy solenoid. I notice some suggesting a gasket kit is needed as well but see you have got away without it. Also some people suggest the new gasket comes with the solenoid but I guess not so in your case and would seem unlikely.
Thanks David, much appreciated! I thought I may have had to use a gasket kit also, however, from my research, the earlier models required it but not the later models. When I removed the Solenoid from my unit, it didn't have it. So it depends on your model.
OK done. Yes, mine was an older model and had the white full size gasket. The solenoid didn't come with the gasket so again I re-used the old one after cleaning it up. I will pull it apart again to check if there is any leaking soon. The pressure was still way down after the solenoid fix so I adjusted the OPV valve tightening it up at least 2 turns which I think maxed it out. Pressure is around 8 now (max) so not awesome but coffee seem fine.
@@NJSInstructional I am in the habit of replacing all parts when doing maintenance like this. This way, it avoids going back into the machine sometime soon, thanks, very, very easy to watch
Thanks this helped
Interested what it turns out to be...mine always makes a pumping noise...and I did not hear that in your video...looking forward to next video
I believe it was either the PCB or the Pump...
@@NJSInstructional did you ever figure it out?
@@trevorgartner4194 Other comments say it sold for parts, so never figured it out but it seems like it's the pump. Solenoid failing will make an electronic vibration noise as it struggles to stay open or closed or whatever they do :D
Mate,i had the same issue, the problem is with the triac board. The triacs are responsible for giving power/regulating power to the pump. Replace the part and your machine will work. I had the EXACT same issue.
Good to know, thank you! I ended up selling this machine and bought a Rancilio Silvia.
Thanks for your insight! That triac board, is that what it’s called? I’d greatly appreciate knowing what you got. Our issue is the same as the guy that made the video. No pressure on the gage, a couple drips. Doesn’t seem like it would be the solenoid as it’s not over-pressurized. Much appreciate :)
Hello thanks for video . Where can i buy the pieces i mean that solenoid
Depends where you are located. Google the part and you should be able to find somewhere near you where you can source it from.
Hi! I have the same problem with my Breville Oracle Touch. What was the outcome with your machine? In Virginia (US) and frustrated with my machine.
I think it ended up being the water pump. I ended up selling my Breville and bought a Rancilio. Haven't looked back!
What was your 2nd diagnosis on the machine mine has similar problem.
I ended up selling it for spare parts. However, it may have been the water pump...
When you put the pin into the center washer you did it from the wrong side. The flanged end is up in the solenoid with the narrow end poking out. That may be why didn’t work
No he didn't. Look how it was install in the original one and it make sense as the water flow goes.
i am having the issue that a volumeshot normally took like 30 seconds now turn out to need like 70 seconds. pressure gauge shows normal pressure. could it be the solenoid? internal pressure loss somewhere else?
It is a possibility. It could also be the water pump. Did it happen all of a sudden or gradually over time?
@@NJSInstructional seemed within a day. as said pump still gives good pressure like 9,5 bar. thats why i do not think the pump is the issue. what do you think?
@@NJSInstructional mainwhile....lavazza crema dolce seemed to be the issue. we have been trying different kind of brands and flavors. it seemed that switching to another cleared the issue. very strange...none of all the other bags had this issue. even switched to coarser grid. no result. really twice the time for same volume. just wanted to let you know. enjoy your coffee
probably the pump... just replaced mine. sounds like your pump never even turned on..?
I think in hindsight it was the water pump...
The problem can be corrected if DC voltage is applied to the control of the valve electric coil instead of alternating voltage ... Install a diode bridge.
It looks like a very cheaply made machine with no copper components or piping, It has deterred me from purchasing.
Cheap but pretty good tech in it. There's a few issues to look out for, I wish they'd update the problematic areas and make it more dependable in the long term.