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  • Greenlai
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    Or soak the gauge and pipe in descaling solution/citric acid

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  • bosco
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    Originally posted by ethowie View Post
    Hi,
    My machine is doing exactly that...Faulty boiler gauge. Functions as normal but pressure gauge sits at 0.5 when heated and ready to go and 0.2 when cold... Can you please explain howto solved esp a 10min fix?
    *with machine off and not under pressure *
    Remove faulty pressure gauge and replace with new one. Part should be easy to find. I am sure some pf our fine site sponsors would have it. They may also be able to give you a bit more advice on replacing, if you are unsure.

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  • 338
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    Hope someone else knows the solution. Good luck hope you get it sorted.

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  • ethowie
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    Hi 338,
    I've actually never posted until recently when I had the issue mentioned above. Still trying to sort it out.

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  • 338
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    Ethowie, I can see you have been a member here for a while so apologies if you already know this but TC hasn't been active here for about a year and a half.

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  • ethowie
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    Originally posted by TC View Post
    G'day starzz,

    If it's only a gauge replacement, it's a 10 min fix- so hopefully they may be able to do it while you are there. If the issue is due to more widespread scale, yes- it will take some time and you could consider it as a wakeup call to ensure your valued machine gets good water.

    Good luck...
    Hi,
    My machine is doing exactly that...Faulty boiler gauge. Functions as normal but pressure gauge sits at 0.5 when heated and ready to go and 0.2 when cold... Can you please explain howto solved esp a 10min fix?

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  • Dimal
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    Good stuff...

    We use a C150 Finest and very happy with it...

    Mal.

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  • starzz108
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    Originally posted by Dimal View Post
    Which Model?

    Mal.
    Brita Purity c150 Quell

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  • Dimal
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    Originally posted by starzz108 View Post
    I use a Brita professional filter. Just replaced it today. Now a 9 day wait for the machine.
    Which Model?

    Mal.

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  • starzz108
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    Originally posted by Talk_Coffee View Post
    Probably! Filtration | Talk Coffee may be of assistance
    I use a Brita professional filter. Just replaced it today. Now a 9 day wait for the machine.

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  • TC
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    Originally posted by starzz108 View Post
    I've been told it's at least a five day turnaround on repairs. The water runs through a filter and I live in an area with very good water quality (Blue Mountains). Still I probably should change the filter more often.
    Probably! Filtration | Talk Coffee may be of assistance

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  • starzz108
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    Originally posted by Talk_Coffee View Post
    G'day starzz,

    If it's only a gauge replacement, it's a 10 min fix- so hopefully they may be able to do it while you are there. If the issue is due to more widespread scale, yes- it will take some time and you could consider it as a wakeup call to ensure your valued machine gets good water.

    Good luck...
    I've been told it's at least a five day turnaround on repairs. The water runs through a filter and I live in an area with very good water quality (Blue Mountains). Still I probably should change the filter more often.

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  • TC
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    G'day starzz,

    If it's only a gauge replacement, it's a 10 min fix- so hopefully they may be able to do it while you are there. If the issue is due to more widespread scale, yes- it will take some time and you could consider it as a wakeup call to ensure your valued machine gets good water.

    Good luck...

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  • starzz108
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    Originally posted by dumiya View Post
    It sounds like gauge. If the steam is as usual and the gauge slow up and down it is better than mine was that got to .5 bar and never moved again. That was on the old semi circular rocket gauge. I have replaced 3 of them over 8 years. I am trusting the circular gauge is less troublesome. I now keep a spare one on hand. What happens to the semi circular ones is that a bit of scale builds up at the gauge end of the pipe. If the copper tube was fixed with a screw fitting at the gauge it might have been fixable but it is soldered. I am not sure about the round gauges.
    Taking it down to be repaired this morning, after a bracing mug of plunger coffee :-(
    Hope I don't have to replace the gauge too often, six hour return trip to repairers, plus risk of slipping a disc carrying the machine to and from the car. A week without a decent morning coffee.....

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  • dumiya
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    It sounds like gauge. If the steam is as usual and the gauge slow up and down it is better than mine was that got to .5 bar and never moved again. That was on the old semi circular rocket gauge. I have replaced 3 of them over 8 years. I am trusting the circular gauge is less troublesome. I now keep a spare one on hand. What happens to the semi circular ones is that a bit of scale builds up at the gauge end of the pipe. If the copper tube was fixed with a screw fitting at the gauge it might have been fixable but it is soldered. I am not sure about the round gauges.

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