Thanks for this! I was almost at the point of ordering a pump. But after taking apart the float valve and that "this fellow" part, i tested the flow after taking that off and it was normal flow. I let it soak in vinegar solution, washed and blew it out in case there was blockage. Everything works now. Thank you again Chris!
@Cali33650
4 жыл бұрын
Thanks Chris, I am glad I found your video. After changing the pump, the issue still occured, then I looked into your solution and found it was the problem. After cleaning the part, I can enjoy again a nice cup of coffee. Thanks again. Best.
@JDnBeastlet
Жыл бұрын
Bless your heart, your video has solved our problem! We were having trouble with our BES870XL - with pressure at the group head, resulting in incomplete shots and poor crema, and the hot water spout was steaming, spurting and causing a real mess. I replaced a lot of parts - pump, safety valve, solenoid - and we were still no better off. After watching your video I took the machine apart again (I'm an expert now) and found and removed this filter. I put it in a mason jar with 100% Simple Green and immersed that in an ultrasonic cleaner for half an hour at 40ºC. Afterwards it was rinse, blow out with compressed air, repeat - about 5 times - and reinstall. Having made the other repairs I though this one was worth trying and I was hoping for the best but not expecting much. Lo and behold, everything is as new. Thank you so much!
@karencorneille7807
4 жыл бұрын
Thank-you!! This video was really helpful and our inline filter was indeed blocked and the cause of low pressure. My husband was able to blow out the blockage. (I think he used his compressor for that.) The trickiest part was taking the rear cover off. It is clipped in and took a few goes to get it off.
@yasiralasri1930
2 жыл бұрын
Replaced valve and pump then stumbled on your video. I was so close to quitting and buying another breville but thankfully ur video saved me a lot of money.
@TiloBomber
2 жыл бұрын
thanks Chris, this video saved my coffee machine as well.
@tonyhaig2146
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you for your very good video showing the problem with the BES860. My daughter asked me if I would look at her unit which would not indicate pressure or give a coffee. Like you I suspected either the pump or solenoid. However as these are reasonably expensive and may not give a solution I eventually found your video. 10 minutes later the problem was solved. I actually reverse flushed the filter and now the unit is working well. Up until this stage I had dismantled the unit 5 times with no success. Yes I am retired. Tony
@p.emasse5637
BES870XL
@johanvendrig2867
3 жыл бұрын
Awesome! This tip totally help me fix my breville S820. Just cleaned the filter by reverse flushing it under the tap. Good as new!
@Aidan.17
Жыл бұрын
Thank you so much for this. I also replaced the pump then when it didn’t fix it found your video and exact same issue. This inline filter was almost completely blocked. Tested and all good now.
@davidbonilla6889
3 жыл бұрын
Thank you for this video. I wasn't getting any pressure until about 30 seconds of pouring the shot. I knew that the pump was working because of that pressure. My water spout also was coming out but very little and the water was splattering everywhere. I took off the tank and the back panel of the machine and saw the inline filter clogged (the one referred in this video). I couldn't find any replacement part and so I decided to clean it. I used an air can that has a straw (the type used to air out dust in electronics) and ran water through it until the water flow was good. The ties are important, use new ties. I couldn't get all the muck completely out, only about 80% of it. That is the cheapest solution. It worked like a charm. I hope this helps someone out.
@sunbuilder96
5 жыл бұрын
I did the same thing what you did, and it work.
@TheRedTech98
3 жыл бұрын
Thank you a million. I'm one more person you've helped with this video! My inline filter was gunked up beyond imagination. Got a new filter off a parted broken machine. Cheers
@joechiro9594
3 жыл бұрын
Thanks for making this post, I took it apart and fixed my machine! I used a little flosser thing to clean it pretty well. Gonna order an extra part now for the future!
@tommatta7198
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you for this!
@RolyRussell
3 жыл бұрын
Super helpful, thank you @Chris Melin. I have the BES920xl (the dual boiler), and this video and the comment thread even moreso helped me troubleshoot the problem. I had done all sorts of work (symptom is very low flow from group head, but regular flow from hot water and steam wand, descale indicator always was on). Your comments led me to pull apart the solenoid, and sure enough there was a piece of a degraded o ring wedged in the outlet aperture of the valve ... and it all works great now!
@davepledger3865
4 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much. I had no pressure. I thought I would need to replace a solenoid or the pump. I cleaned the filter and it all works like a gem. Thanks again
@jeremyashley1
3 жыл бұрын
THANKS!!! I ALMOST BOUGHT A NEW MACHINE . Had my breville for 3 years thought it was time to retire it. I had low water and no pressure, so I pulled the filter like your said. I BLEW THRU IT USING MY MOUTH.... TOTALLY BLOCKED!!! I removed it and busted it open -- iT wouldn't come open otherwise ... the SCREEN WAS TOTALLY BLOCKED WITH SOME FIBERS -- BLACK GUNK. <--- FIBERS FROM THE REQUIRED BREVILLE FILTER...? Should have blew it out with compressed air, or used a needle to scrape the gunk away. It is just a screen filter to prevent large particles from entering the machine. Just took the whole thing out, will replace later with a better in-line screen filter. PERFECT OPERATION........ EVEN BETTER THAN BEFORE!!! PRESSUE UP TO 12 O-CLOCK POSITION ON MY MACHINE, FIRST SHOT EXTRACTion!!! I SUSPECT THIS I WHY MY MACHINE WAS RUNNING A BIT CRAPPY ALL ALONG...
@1kRAM4kROM
Жыл бұрын
Thankyou Chris!!!
@ursblumer2553
2 жыл бұрын
Hello, you are spot on! I just fixed mine with the same issue. I found huge black rubber pieces inside the tube. Removed them cleaned the filter out by watering and blowing into it from the other side. Fixed without any costs (just a bit of time). Great Job THANK YOU!
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