COFFEE PUMP

"Remove base plate and feet to gain access to the pump. unscrew pump, remove hoses and wiring and assemble in reverse order."

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"Flip he machine upside down. undo the screws from the rubber feet then the rest of the baseplate. ensure you take out the deeply recessed screw in the baseplate as well. once open take a photo of everything so you can see exactly how it needs to go back in. pop the black and white wirings off the connectors to the pump. they just slip off but may have a small drop of glue holding them in place. scrape this off so the wires free easily. remove the black rubber cable holders which just pop out and allow you to lift up the pump. carefully cut the small cable tie fastening the water pipe inlet to the pump - dont cut the hose at all gently pull off the water hose. for the other end you will need a wrenchspanner. there are two flat sides to the white hard plastic pipe between the pump unit and the yellowish receiving end. use a spanner to gently unscrew the pump from the receiving end. it should free itself quite easily. once complete the old pump can be completely removed. to install the new pump do everything above in reverse order. ensure everything is neat no stray wirespipes then put the baseplate back on. i have no technical experience and was able to get this done first try without damaging anything and the machine worked perfectly after so hopefully you can too"

"Ill be only to happy to explain once i receive the parts"

"Remove top cover to replace leaking pressure dump solenoid on group head. maybe better to replace group head with solenoid as a complete part if still available as complete. remove bottom cover to replace coffee pump and noise damper. dont remove noise damper if ok and no blockages. unscrew pump from damper because hose frame damper is hard to reseal."

"Remove bottom cover and replace like for like"