Sorry to hop in because I am contending with a related pressure issue: if the 
OPV, pump and deareator have all been replaced, but the machine still doesn’t 
get up to brew pressure past 8 bar, what could be the cause? Has even a coffee 
tech stumped, would appreciate any insights from the Brewtus Gurus! It’s 
Brewtus III from 2009 

> On Jul 20, 2020, at 12:27 AM, Brian <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> If the steam boiler is venting steam it’s most likely caused by one of 3 
> things:
> 
> 1) the pressure relief vent is venting at too low a pressure and needs to be 
> adjusted or replaced. Causing the vent to open before the pressure in the 
> boiler reaches the setpoint on the pressure stat so it never shuts off the 
> heating element.
> 
> 2) the vacuum relief is not sealing and needs to be rebuilt or replaced. 
> Causing the boiler to be unable to build pressure and so it never reaches the 
> pressurestat  and shuts off the heating element.
> 
> 3) the pressurestat or related wiring is broken or shorting, so it never 
> turns off the heating element and just continues to generate steam.
> 
> When the steam boiler is on do you know what pressure the gauge reaches 
> before it starts venting steam?
> 
> What parts have you bought and installed/what have you done so far?
> 
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