okay YouTube just had to wait a few minutes here before it acts up so here we go on a double cup
got the coffee in there here that Wow buzzing you just don't get any pressure here yeah there's
no pressure on the dial that buzzing is coming from one of these two solenoids valve in there
it's just instead of opening to let the pressure from the pump through it's just letting little
bursts of pressure through if you hear that sound you probably need to replace these ok
so here's all the tools I used I had a couple of Philips screwdrivers and I had small screwdriver
and a pick to get those little o-ring Zout and then a couple of needlenose pliers for the hard
plastic lines with the ferals and the clips and then you need a small wire cutter to cut the tie
wrap that lamps the silicone hose to that plastic box and the hose bar so that's the tools you need
said anyway to get the top and the back panel off there's two screws up front that you need to get
out and one of them is up here where the tamper goes there's the magnet and then off to the right
side here there's a screw and then there's one way over here right next to the hot water outlet right
here and then you've got the machine unplugged too because here in me poking around inside it's
also a good idea here to run your grinder until no more coffee comes out because you're going to be
pulling the top off here and then here on the back you've got five screws across the top and then
there's three more in these recesses here it's going to come up a little bit higher so I can grab
it this is okay I thought they were like silicone rubber plugs but they're hard plastic and let's
see that's probably pretty deep yeah so you need a pretty long skinny screwdriver cuz the screws
are down that far okay it's get this last screw here so you got to feel down in here and make
sure the screw driver is really engaged and then you want to push down and twist you can't really
see what you're doing down there and the last thing you want to do is strip them one of those
out yeah they don't seem to be magnetic screws as I tried magnetizing my screwdriver but I guess
these screws unless you turn the thing over aren't going to come out but let's see supposedly now you
can just lift up the top here yeah yeah there's the top this must be the switch that detects that
the grinder hopper is fully engaged lift up on the tab and take that out supposedly this back
comes off here who clips on each side and pop loose there's one - yeah this is the water hose
down here okay it seems to be the best way to get those screws out that are holding the water valve
in place the reason you want to do it either this way or over the edge of a cabinet or table is that
if those screws fall out they'll fall down or down on the ground if you have this side up the screws
are going to fall down inside the machine and you may never find them again so I got in from the
top and pushed down because there's a silicone rubber gasket that kind of holds that thing in
place I think those screws will stay there I screw them back in because you'll need those
screws in place to get it back in there there's no way you're going to be able to get the screws
because they're not magnetic the only way you're going to get that back in is if the screws are
already started there's one two and three we've got the three screws that we're under those plugs
so this is your pump right here the high-pressure pump here's the solenoid block so that's this hose
here goes down to this Park there's the solenoids they got red blue and orange blue looks like the
Blues these are must be the neutrals here you got this short line that goes up here to your heater
and then this one here goes over and here's your water steam switch right here yeah I guess the
trick is you've got to get enough stuff moved out of the way the video I saw removes the pump
but I saw one of the comments on that video said they were able to leave the pump in place and get
this thing out of here you have to save these clips though because you're gonna need these
clips have to go into here so you one two three of those clips that you've got to retain let's just
try one of these here yeah there's a clip and I guess that's what holds that little hose in place
so these have a little ferrule on the end that's how they're done crimped on I guess you got this
one here there's two I might need this little pic in there yeah there you go we need a little pick
needlenose pliers and a couple of screwdrivers one two three and then I got to get this one
off okay let's see if we can get in there and snip this there we go got that out of there just don't
want to cut too deep or you'll cut into the hose there let's see I gotta get this off of here there
we go that's up and let's get these wires off so again red and orange two blues and the two greens
on the bottom it's kind of right in the way of this hose here hopefully I don't have to move it
there we go there's the greens out of the way so you probably want to make sure you get everything
disconnected before you unscrew it here otherwise you don't have anything to pull against and I'll
try to grab that there we go these are magnetic at least that's actually good because that'll make it
easier to put back in I think we're almost there hold that up yeah so magnetic screwdriver works
there there we go it's like it's got to come up this way here get that one out of the way
just gotta get all of these things out of the way let's see if that'll come oh yeah I think
it will there we go okay there's the old one the one thing you need to do here is get those
o-rings and you need a little pick like this if reach in there pull those out and save them
cuz you're gonna need those in the new solenoid block they do use these slots and those are in
the same position there so yeah when you put it in you have to slide it in over and then drop it
down on those slots so these look like different brand these are all made in Italy so this see me
Bram that's on the new one this is ole Abbe yes I think before I put this back together one thing I
want to do is test these side by side and see if there's any difference here in terms of how much
current they draw or what they sound like but I figure I'm gonna keep this I don't know if the
solenoids are bad or if there's like something clogging these valves but yeah so I think let's
let's go check these out see if we can test out the current and the sound because I also want
to listen to the sound of these if they just click on and off or do they buzz because these
were definitely buzzing and I just want to see if there's any detectable electrical difference
in these if I figure out a way to test them I'll come back and we'll take a look at those