
Breville Steam Boiler Probes Kit
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Purchase just the probes in the SOS kit. Parts came in a timely fashion. Watch the YouTube to put in the probesprobes were easy to change. MyBreville Oracle touch espresso machine works well once again.
Really appreciate the thought & effort that went into this $30 repair kit for the broken milk sensor cable. Instead of having to ship the entire machine out and pay $300 for a manufacturing defect that should’ve been handled by Breville for free in a recall, this was a simple 30 minute swap.
The only thing that could’ve made it better would be a bit more detail in the video instructions. My machine had one additional small screw that needed to be removed which I don’t recall seeing in the video. Also, a brief mention of how to get the old cable connector out of it slot and how to maneuver the new one through the tripod white plastic button support would have been helpful.
Exactly has described. Very happy!
Made my wife very happy, easy fix. Thank you!
Our 13-year-old daughter did the repair all by herself.This part was exactly what we neded to get our espresso machine up and running again.
First off I have only replaced the o-rings on most of the fittings... this indeed fixed the problem of moisture causing shorts and GFCI tripping, which of course is wonderful. Next I have to report that the help files, tutorials and general information on your site is invaluable. Diagnosing my troublesome steam solenoid was fairly straight forward from the info on your site. Due to our geographic location, parts orders can take quite a while, so in anticipation of the arrival of the OLAB Solenoid Valve Service Kit for Breville BES900/920, I removed, cleaned, lubricated and rebuilt the problem solenoid with some video help, and it is now functioning properly. I will of course install the new one upon arrival. Overall the information from the Installation Guides, YouTube Videos, and the Need Extra Help? sections of the BrevTech website have made it possible for a DIY Breville owner to resurrect, maintain and repair multiple machines! Also the email, chat and "Virtual Technician" were spot on and responsive....
Great product and easy repair! Quick shipping considering it came from Australia. Would absolutely recommend!
the puck screen works well, i needed to adjust less grams of coffee to allow thickness of puck, once adjustment were made within the breville automatic tamper the coffee flows more consistently.
The replacement kit worked like a charm, easy to install and arrived in the USA to my house from Australia less then two week from the day I ordered it.
My Oracle Touch BES990 had multiple problems, including internal leaks from the top of the steam boiler (probably started within 3 months from purchase of a new unit). The OEM electrodes themselves had leaks between the electrode conductor and the ceramic collar. The kit fixed all of that, including restoring the correct resistance values when the steam boiler was drained. I was subsequently able to descale the machine (using Breville descaler powder) with no issues.
Steam leaks are now completely fixed.
thank you for posting how to do this sensor change on YouTube you made it easy to do an easy to understand. Your new sensor is working fantastic. I probably showed an additional one, but I’m hoping this one will last quite a while.
Took 10 days for the kit to arrive in the UK (great!) It took me 3 hrs to fit the thermistor. The delay was because the 2 upward facing screws at the front of the unit are in a narrow channel and my "bit" driver was too fat to fit. It took me an hour to find a thin "bit" extender that would fit (doh!). So first tip, you need a standard medium crosshead screwdriver for these upward screws...this will also undo every other screw except the two at the top back...which are "star" or "torx" bits, so you will also need a set of those. On threading wire up the wand, if you get a torch and look up the wand you will see a small hole - put the wire through this and the first part is easy. Once you have pushed the wire through the first silver sleeve, this sleeve joins to a second metal sleeve at the top, and you need to thread the wire so that it doesnt just go into the second sleeve, but comes out at the gap between the two. So, pull the two sleeves apart and then use a thin implement to bend the wire through the gap between the lower and upper sleeve. After that its easy!
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I loved this product, good quality, very easy to change. thank you!
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