Thank you. Love this group.
I'm relaying your tips & tricks to my brother. I'm pretty sure he will
figure it out now :)

 Best regards,
 /David


On Sun, Mar 31, 2019 at 4:51 PM Whole Latte Love Technical Support
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> Comment added by : 'Mike Walsh' via Brewtus
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> Comment Content:
> P.S. To me, it appears that if you remove the copper tubing (both ends), and 
> then remove the second teflon line (in the foreground), you should be able to 
> spin the part free. Here again, support the base of the part it’s being 
> removed from with a second wrench. Always two wrenches.
> B
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> On Mar 31, 2019, at 7:49 AM, 'Ben McCafferty' via Brewtus 
> <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Hi David,
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> I’m not sure what is stuck, I see at least three different connections. If it 
> were me:
> 1–unplug the machine
> 2–let it cool
> 2a—take a bunch of photos of everything for when you forget how to put it 
> back together.
> 3–drain all the water that you can, and be prepared for more (I work next to 
> a sink, so I can tip the machine and/or slide it over the sink when I open a 
> boiler, etc.). Have towels, bowl, etc.
> 4–this is all bronze, i.e. super-soft metal, so be sure all tools are correct 
> sizing and don’t use adjustable wrenches. It is really easy to strip things 
> and/or round off corners.
> 5–remove the teflon line at the bottom with two wrenches—one to stabilize the 
> “stuck” part, and one to loosen the teflon line’s connector.  If you position 
> the wrenches properly, you can have them set maybe 15 degrees apart and 
> generate tremendous force by squeezing the handles together.
> 6–remove the copper tubing in the same way, using two wrenches.
> 7–I can’t tell whether you can then turn the stuck part to unscrew it from 
> the third point of attachment. If not, you may have to remove other things 
> not pictured to make space.
> 8–if things are truly stuck, and not giving easily, you may want to try a 
> drop or two of Kroil—let it soak for a day with that and try again. You could 
> also apply heat, but with plastic involved, you’d need to be extremely 
> careful to avoid melting/burning. I wouldn’t do it except as a last resort.
> 9–in my experience, it only feels stuck due to assembly sealant used on the 
> threads, and it usually gives way with a little pressure.
> 10–good luck...
>
> b
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> On Mar 31, 2019, at 5:10 AM, David Bengtsson <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Hello gurus,
>
> Not a Brewtus but I guess you pros have the knowledge :) My brother need to 
> replace this part (see attachment) but it is stuck. Any advice on how to 
> remove it?
>
>  Best regards,
>  /David
>
> On Sun, Mar 3, 2019, 03:51 Richard <[email protected]> wrote:
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>>> Terry,
>>
>> There are several teflon tubes moving water.
>>
>> Maybe, maybe one of them is in contact with a hot copper tube and is burning.
>>
>> I know there is one from the steam boiler to the brew boiler that I had to 
>> replace recently. It had a hole burned into it and was leaking. It did not 
>> produce a bad odor.
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