Faema opasrengas

Is the lever fork on your Faema Lever group worm out, this is the solution for it. When you have a aluminium lever fork or brass one where there is slack on the lever pint, it is time to replace it. The item on this page is a brass casted and chrome plated lever fork for the Faema lever brewing groups, of course not for all models. You can use this model...

Faema brass cap Return to the Faema Zodiac lever parts overview

Faema lever group front stop. This stop makes sure that the lever assembly doesn't touch the brewing group when the lever is lowered. Over time the rubber used perishes or get’s damages. You can use this part on the Faema Zodiac lever group, Faema President, Faema Urania, Faema Lambro lever brewing groups. They are also usable for the Faema Marte and...

The bottomless portafilter on this page can be used on a variety of Faema espresso machines. This bottomless portafilter can be used on the antique lever espresso machines as well on the E61 brewing groups. This bottomless portafilter comes with a standard style of handle. The ear orientation is at 90 degrees. The thickness off the ears is 7,2mm. This...

Faema retention valve body Return to the Faema Zodiac lever parts overview

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 the valve gasket used in the Faema Zodiac brewing group. Note not all Zodiac lever brewing groups use this gasket. This gasket has a outer diameter of 15mm a inner diameter of 5,5mm and a thickness of 4mm.

Basically, every lever espresso machine brewing group has a piston shaft and a lever fork, might look different but the idea is the same. These 2 items need to be connected to each other, so that the force can be transferred. That’s why you have a piston shaft pin. This pin is knurled on 1 side. When you install the pin, this knurling will tighten itself...