La Pavoni Diamante

This EPDM gasket is one of the most commonly used sizes of gasket. This gasket has a outer diameter of 15,5mm a inner diameter of 7,5mm and a thickness of 4mm. This gasket can be used in various applications with the old Faema Lever espresso machines. such as a gasket for sealing off valve shafts. But you will find this gasket in the Faema E61 and the...

Hardened stainless steel guide

Chrome nut lever side

The valve gasket on this page is one of the most common flat gaskets you can find in a espresso machine. This gasket is made from NBR and has a outer diameter of 13mm a inner diameter of 4mm and a thickness of 4mm. This type originates from Faema espresso machines. where you can find this gasket in the Faema E61, Faema President, Faema Lambro Faema Urania...

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OR 6x1.2mm

Gaggia XD heating element 3 gr 5000/5950W 230V Type flangedwatt 5000/5950volt 220/240length (mm) 400

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The stainless steel ball on this page has a diameter of 8mm. you can use this stainless steel ball in various applications. They are used in the Faema Zodiac Lever groups in the flow regulator.But the stainless steel ball bearing can also be used in the steam and water valves with the Vibiemme model like the Replica. In this valve it seals off the boiler...

On this page you will find a steam and water valve shaft used in various Faema espresso machines. This valve shaft has the Faema part reference of 4818135879. This valve haft has been made from stainless steel and has a overall length of 76mm. the male thread on the end is a M6. The square end, for the knob, is 7x7mm. You can use this stainless steel...

This brass bushing is used on a variety of older Faema lever espresso machines. The Faema part reference for this item is 4151135931. This bushing is used, in combination with a compression spring, to hold a equal pressure to various shaft gaskets. You will find this item in various applications, steam valves, water valves and water inlet valves. The...

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On this page you will find a o ring with the dimensions 10,78x2.62mm. It is made from FKM (viton is a registered trade brand, but the material is identical) This o ring is used in a variety of locations in espresso machines. It is used with steam and water wands in espresso machines with brands like: Marzocco, Casadio, Vibiemme, Grimac, Cimbali and Faema....

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Valve assembly for steam valve

On this page you will find a brass steam pipe bushing. But what is a pipe bushing. A pipe bushing makes it possible to move the steam and water wand freely without leaking. So how does it work? Well the pipe bushing has on the valve side 2 o rings, these seal against the side of the inside of the valve. But on the top ring of the pipe bushing there is...

This type of piston gasket is one of the most used models in the lever espresso machine world. But this one is different. Yes the dimensions are the same 52x40x7mm but the material is different then with the standard piston gaskets. They are made from clear silicone. This will make them last a lot longer then the standard ones made from NBR. The type of...

Water level gasket

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This small stainless steel washer can be found on various Faema espresso machine models, mainly the ones which use the E61 style of steam/water valve. The Faema part references for this item are: 4041136008 and 4054043101  This washer is used in between the valve shaft and the tap spindle. This stainless steel washer has a outer diameter of 9mm and a...

The PTFE gasket on this page is used in a variety of E61 Style of brewing groups as well as the Faema E61 brewing group. You can find the gasket with brands such as La Pavoni, Faema, Wega, Grimac, Bezzera, La Scala, Vibiemme and Brasilia. The list of part and model references can be found in the extra info tab. This gasket has been made from PTFE. The...

OR 3.68x1.78mm

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On this page you will find a brass gasket holder, this holder is used in steam and water valves on the older Faema E61 and Faema lever espresso machines. The Faema part reference for this item is 2151136654. This brass gasket holder has on one side space for the valve gasket, this gasket is 13x4x4mm. On the other side is a space for the tap spring, which...

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La Pavoni boiler gasket 184x170x2mm

Faema E61 steam valve nut gasket 23x18x1mm. This PTFE seal creates a water and air tight seal between the steam valve body and the chrome plated brass steam valve flange. Return to the Faema E61 steam/water valve overview

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Brass o ring guide

The Asco P302/6 is a three-phase pressure switch that is likely the most frequently used pressure switch. Espresso makers like as La Marzocco, Faema, Cimbali, Wega, Astoria, Nuova Simonelli, La Spaziale, San Remo, and others have utilized this pressure switch.The company Sirai used to be the brand Asco; nonetheless, the product is still the same despite...

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Flat copper gasket 23x17x1.5mm Return to the Faema E61 valve parts overview

This Gicar level regulator is one of the most simple and common level regulators you will find. This model has the current Gicar code of 9.1.40.71G. there are a lot more product codes, you can find those in the extra info tab.This Gicar level regulator has the name NRL30/1E-2C/F and runs on 230Vac.You can find this level regulator on various espresso...