I have the AKO-14901NTC thermocouple and need to install it. I’m not very
mechanical and
don’t know how to release or insert the wires from the thermocouple into part
number
AKO-13120/01.
Any help would be appreciated. I want my Brewtus up and running again.
Thanks,
Sherry
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I had exactly the same problem yesterday. The solution for me was to
reset the temperature sensor on the brew boiler. There's a small red
button on top of the sensor for resetting. A cheap and easy solution to try
first!
Op zaterdag 1 januari 2011 15:04:50 UTC+1 schreef TWG het volgende:
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in short, i would use you new ako for a while at least. - Dennis
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okay guys question. the bII's back up
are 1200 watts. in short, i
would use you new ako for a while at least. - Dennis
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Worse it will not fix the problem.
On Jan 18, 10:16 am, HERMAN badhabit...@yahoo.com wrote:
i just checked and they sent me the thermostat part number ako-13120/01
instead
of the thermocouple
At 10:37 AM 1/18/2011, you wrote:
I hope you're right. I called wll and they said the kit was not in
the system until tomorrow. Hopefully the parts will come in today.
Well, that's the same part I had Barry order and it came with the
controller and the sensor. While you don't need to change
: Tue, January 18, 2011 1:20:08 PM
Subject: Re: E1 on power up
Actually I believe that comes with a new sensor in the box so you should be
good
to go. If you install the new one, you will have to go through setup as the one
I helped install came set for a freezer and so would never turn
fails? ideas? thanks.
herman
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At 10:37 AM 1/18/2011, you wrote:
I hope you're right. I called wll and they said the kit
this controller or thermocouple fails?
ideas? thanks.
herman
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At 10:37 AM 1/18/2011, you wrote:
I hope you're right. I called wll and they said the kit
FYI, the whole PID conversion kit is $235.74 in case you are interested.
Todd Salzman
Whole Latte Love
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FYI, the whole PID conversion kit is $235.74 in case you are interested.
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E1 code on the AKO-13120/01 PID thermostat means either a shorted or
an open circuit in the temp sensor on the brew boiler, so it has
nothing to do with the pressure stat, which is on the steam boiler
anyways.
Since you were still getting hot water out of your brew boiler, your
sensor likely
the correct part
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Date: Mon, 17 Jan 2011 14:54:08
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E1
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i'm not sure i called wll and told them what the problem was and they told
me furneco had the part and it was expensive. they said it could also be the
pressurestat but that's working fine. i ordered the part from furneco with
the part number wll
: Mon, 17 Jan 2011 17:24:21
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Subject: RE: E1 on power up
ooops, sorry - that is the part that you get when you buy WLLs PID
conversion kit - not the part for the AKO controller.
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My part is AKO-14901
On Jan 17, 8:29 pm, badhabit...@yahoo.com wrote:
At this point I'm really wondering what's coming :)
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From: Dennis
Thanks for the offer.
I had already ordered two probes from Canada. I replaced the original
probe this afternoon and it appears to have fixed the problem. Had to
source the goo from espressoparts separately.
Only compliant I have is with shipping, I requested second day fedex
and it was
considered it but wll was out of the
pid kit. anyway good luck with your repair.
herman
From: TWG tho...@glasgow.org
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Sent: Sun, January 16, 2011 9:02:16 PM
Subject: Re: E1 on power up
Thanks for the offer.
I had already
I've got a spare temp probe. Contact me directly and I will ship it
to you.
R combs
On Jan 1, 9:52 pm, TWG tho...@glasgow.org wrote:
I think the white stuff is some kind of thermal compound like that
listed at espressoparts.com.
On Jan 1, 10:20 pm, TWG tho...@glasgow.org wrote:
I'm
Happy New Year all!
Unfortunately Brewtus II is suffering a hangover. I turned the
Brewtus on and it displayed an E1 error code.
The steam boiler heats up but appparently not the brew boiler. The
steam boiler sends out hot water, but the brew group water is only
luke warm.
I suppose the first
You are likely getting luke warm water because the brew boiler water
is pre-heated in the steam boiler on its way to the brew boiler.
I'm betting that your temp sensor is bad. The temp sensor is a
thermocouple that simply inserts into the thermocouple well on the
brew boiler, so no need to get a
I think the white stuff is some kind of thermal compound like that
listed at espressoparts.com.
On Jan 1, 10:20 pm, TWG tho...@glasgow.org wrote:
I'm sure you're right. I was able to pull out the temp sensor with
brew boiler cold.
Also when jiggling the wire the error code had gone away and
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