Repair parts, guides and help by model or symptom
Start with your machine model, the symptom you are trying to fix, or the support path if you are not yet sure which part you need.
Shop by machine
Go straight to the machine family you are servicing.
Barista Touch / Impress (BES880/BES881)
Use the Barista Touch and Barista Express Impress path for milk-system issues, sensors, and error-code fixes.
Barista Express (BES870)
Go straight to the BES870 parts collection for brew-path leaks, solenoid faults, seals, and common service parts.
Dual Boiler (BES900/BES920)
Browse the main service kits, probes, seals, and repair guides for the Dual Boiler platform.
Oracle / Oracle Touch (BES980/BES990)
Go straight to the Oracle parts, service kits, and diagnostics content.
Shop by problem
Start with the symptom-led cards below, check the error code lookup if your machine shows a code, then move into the related blog guides, installation pages, and specific watch pages.
Error code lookup
Search Breville and Sage fault codes first when the machine gives you an ER code or warning.
Descale problems and pre-checks
Use the safe-descale series before pushing an older machine through a descale cycle.
Need help first?
Use the Virtual Technician first for quick part advice and simple troubleshooting. Use the links below when you need deeper help or a service centre.
Use the Virtual Technician for quick part advice and short troubleshooting questions. Use Extra Help when the problem needs more time and email back-and-forth to diagnose properly.
Repair difficulty guide
Match the job to the amount of disassembly, testing, and risk before you buy.
- Beginner External service parts Group seals, shower screens, cleaning discs, and simple wear items.
- Steady DIY Routine internal service O-rings, hose clips, steam wand seals, probes, and visible leak repairs.
- Confident DIY Electrical diagnosis Triac boards, sensors, thermal fuses, and faults that need careful testing.
- Advanced Thermal fuse and boiler replacement Thermal fuses, steam boiler swaps, descale damage, and deeper machine teardown.
Machine ownership timeline
A simple maintenance path for owners who want to keep the machine alive instead of waiting for a failure.
- Years 1-2 Keep the brew path sealed Watch group seals, shower screens, cleaning parts, and early leak signs.
- Years 3-5 Inspect service wear items Check O-rings, hose clips, valves, probes, and symptom-led service kits.
- Years 5-8 Plan for common failures Steam valves, solenoids, probes, triacs, pumps, and heat-related faults become more likely.
- Year 8+ Consider a survival service kit Bundle common failure parts when the machine is old enough that one repair often reveals another.




