Very likely you need to adjust the pressurestat. I had the same problem with a Brewtus III-R after I adjusted the pressurestat. I had ordered a replacement pressurestat but before putting the new one in I adjusted the old one and the problem went away. Has been going strong a couple years since the adjustment. The other thing I would check is for corrosion on the temperature probe connection on the pid. I noticed that water would spit on the connection from the vacuum breaker on the top of the steam boiler I cleaned it without replacing the o-ring).
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