STEAM RING (BREW HEAD SEAL) ( Buy one get one Free )

"I replaced the seal by removing the screen and the seal cleaning the screen and replacing the seal. at first the leak still ocurred. after some innvestigation i discovered that i had tightened the screw too tight so removed again and installed with only a few turns of the screw. now working perfectly."

"The new brew head seal is easily removed. a stubby philips head no 2 screwdriver is used to remove the metal spray plate and prised out carefully from the center with a sharp pointed metal tool like a thin nail. dont try to lever the metal spray plate out at the sides or you will damaging the existing sealjust in case you can reuse it.the new seal slips on over the spray plate edge and the plate screwed back on. dont over tighten the screw or you will distort the plate and the new seal may leak. just tight enough."

"Should check you can unscrew the steam head before ordering this seal. as one other user noted the screw can be seized in place making the job much more difficult. service and delivery excellent as usual."

"Very simple just unscrew the one phillips head screw remove centre plate and seal. replace with new seal - do not over tighten screw."

"Much cheaper than buying a new coffee machine!"

"Easy to fit, undid screw, took old seal out, cleaned area, put new seal in, put screw back and tightened it. needed a short phillps head screwdriver to remove screw."

"Unscrew filter head, remove old seal from filter head, put on new seal, re-screw filter head to machine."

"There was only one philips head screw that i needed to remove - fit the new seal and screw it back up. works perfectly now."

"Unscrew the cover which holds the seal in clean all parts then replace."

"Remove screw and relace seal."