Removed all the covers screws to get to the hinge pin
holding the door. Remove the pin. Removed leaking door then installed the new door. Put the covers and tighten all the screws. Saved $100.00 plus two trips to repair
shop 30 miles away. Thank you Ereplacement
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The black part with the two spout cracks eventually due to the high temperature liquid.
I only replaced the black piece with the two spouts and trashed the rest of the door assembly. I wish U could only buy that piece instead.
1. Open the door
2. There are two screws on top and one by the lock
3. With a flat screwdriver unlatch plastic the top and lock area
3. Remove the cover
4. Slide up the sp
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5. Slide in the new spout piece and assemble back the cover.
1 removed both sides of coffee machine to expose screws for front.
2 removed screws on both sides of the front
3 pried front out enough to grasp the hinge wire and pull it out, releasing the old door.
4 installed new door, replaced wire.
5 put screws back in front side, put sides back on and replaced screws.
... Read more6 Now the hard part! Door does not come with the cover. Had to work at removing the cover from the old door carefully, so as not to break the tabs on the cover. Essentially ending up breaking the tabs on the door piece to get it off.
7 Snapped old cover onto new door - and cancelled order for replacement.
Generator:
1. Unplug machine, and remove side and rear panels
2. Losses wire bundles and disconnect electrical connections to circuit board
3. Loosen four mounting screws on top of generator. Secure nut and washer from below with fingers.
4. Disconnect hard tube fluidic connections from back and bottom by pulling o
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5. Pull rubber tube from side and remove old generator
6. Replace with new generator, and reinstall connections in reverse order. Holding the washers and nuts from underneath while threading bolts requires care. A small amount of grease can be used to stick the washer and nut to your finger.
7. Replace panels.
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