If you close your steam valve and experience a leak (it is normal for steam to escape for a couple seconds), the steam valve seal may a.) have an obstruction, or b.) need replacing. To perform this repair you will need to have your machine unplugged and completely cool. Tools required:
- 2.5 mm, 3mm, and 6mm allen keys
- 17mm wrench
The first step is to remove the top and side panels. See instructions here.
Next, using the 2.5mm and 3mm allen keys, remove protruding frame component.
Now, using a 17mm wrench, remove the nut affixing the copper pipe to the steam valve.
Remove the 17mm nut holding the steam valve to the frame.
With the steam valve removed from the machine, insert the 6mm allen key into the back of the valve and remove the stainless fitting.
Remove brass seal/gasket housing from valve. Make sure not to lose the spring.
Inspect seal and inside of valve for any debris. Remove debris. Inspect seal condition, replace if needed.
Reassemble valve and reattach to machine...
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