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When you start hearing those squeaks and creaks in your machine's brew unit, it's that time to lube up your brew unit with the Saeco Brew Unit Food Safe Lubricant. This will ease the struggle your machine may be having and will get your brew unit working like new again. Size: 2 inches. Seattle Coffee Gear carries a full line of espresso machine parts and accessories.
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| Manufacturer | Saeco |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer SKU | 11005044 |
| Product Weight (lbs.) | 0.0100 |
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On which parts do you apply this lubricant?
Best Answer: The brew group needs the lubercation; and in particular there's a kind of spindle that moves the bottom cilinder up and down that has to move freely. If, when the brew group is dumpimg the plug of coffee into the waste bin atthe end of brewing a shot, if the item isn't lubricated enough, you'll hear a kind of "plastic groaning'. Lookie here. I'm giving you a link to a video made wtih Gail from Seattle Coffee Gear showing how to lubricate the brew group which is common to Saeco. Most of their brew groups are the same, even after Phillips has taken a lot of Saeco over. I think you'll find that informative and instructive. I go without making espressos than I go where I have to have several a day. On you tube dot com, there's a link with Gajl from Seattle Coffee Gear showing you how to lubricate your Saeco brew group Follow her instructions and example.
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· Armour F M on Nov 9, 2013
What models of Saeco machines does this product apply to?
Best Answer: You can use lubricant on the brew unit of any Saeco superautomatic. We generally only use it if you're hearing a loud squealing noise while the machine is brewing, and most of the brew unit maintenance is really just cleaning the brew unit by running it under water. If you choose to use some lubricant, just a tiny amount will go a long way, so use sparingly!
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