Todd et al,
Is it possible that a pressurestat problem explains the Water Boiler Temp
problem I asked about in my post on March 9? Frustratingly, no one ever
responded to my post, so I am still completely without espresso at this
point. I would appreciate any perspective that people might
I'm starting a new thread because I think the existing one I had contained
a lot of red herrings.
Here's the problem. The steam boiler works great but the brew boiler will
not heat. We know the steam boiler heats first and then power goes to the
brew boiler once the steam boiler is hot. Also,
It sounds like the PID control system is working correctly. Try the manual
reset high limit on top of the brew boiler. Just push on the red stem
between the wires (unplug the machine first).
Now, make sure the two wires that go to the heating element on the brew
boiler are hooked up.
If the
At 02:58 PM 3/30/2013, you wrote:
Does anyone have some great ideas on what to suggest? I've been at
this for a few weeks and now its getting personal. It man against
machine and I'm determined to get this thing working. I also suspect
that when I finally do, it will be a very simple thing.
Can anyone explain how to change the gasket in the Brewtus in the e61 brew
group? I'm getting leakage.
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Thank you Ira and Todd,
Todd, my Brewtus IV Rotary does not have a little red reset button, neither
on the brew boiler nor the steam boiler. However, I'm sure its the same
thing and that's a little brass peg in between the power connectors on the
top of the brew boiler. I did push on that
At 06:40 PM 3/30/2013, you wrote:
Does this mean that the heater is faulty? I see on there are a
couple of bolts that would be removed with a hex wrench (allen key
here in Canada). Assuming you think it is the heater element, do all
I need to do is remove the small hex bolts and replace the
