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Pump - Version A Us/ca SP0020447
OEM part for: Breville
Part Number: SP0020447
$33.57
Usually ships in 7 - 12 business days
Leaves our warehouse within 7 - 12 business days
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This part will fit the following 2 machines
Breville
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BES870XL The Barista Express View Diagrams & Manuals
This item works with the following types of products:
- Espresso Parts
This part replaces obsolete part #: BES870XL/02.19, BES860XL/19, SP0013668, SP0010241
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This pump was for the Breville expresso machine,
I needed a new pump for the Breville expresso machine and Breville do not supply internal part for the machine. Went onto Google and found your company, from the order to delivery and installation was great. There was no problem with the unit and it installed with no problem. The only complaint which was not your companies fault was delivery was over a month for the pump. Thanks
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WATER PUMP
Art
for model number BES870XL
asked on 2023-03-22
Hello Art, Thank you for contacting us. We have researched the model you have provided and have found the part you are looking for is Part Number: SP0020447. Thank you for the inquiry, good luck with the repair!
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Low pressure on espresso machine.
David - December 16, 2017
👍 17 of 17 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Espresso
Difficulty
Medium
Time
1-2 hours
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, Small pick to pry out plastic caps
Parts Used
1. Was a little unsure diagnosing problem. Pump still ran, but had very little pressure and flow.
2. Accessed pump by removing appropriate screws to release top and back of espresso machine. Hardest part was removing small plastic caps (without tearing them up) that cover 3 of the screws.
3. Move some of the wires for better access (unplugged 1 set).
4. Disconnect wires (flat clips) from pump (remember placement/order). Pry out small sensor (I forgot what it does) that is covered with some type of sealant.
5. Remove small metal clips that secure water tubes in and out of pump.
6. Unscrew rubber mounts and remove old pump.
7. Transfer mounts onto new pump and screw back into place.
8. Reconnect wires, insert sensor back into place (I did not use any type of sealant/adhesive), reconnect tubes and replace metal clips.
9. Reconnect any wires disconnected before (step 3) and replace top and back of unit with screws and cover plugs.
Note: I actually had a small leak and had to re-open the unit and tighten the plastic "stem" that comes off the pump. All this can take <30 min if you have all the right tools handy and everything goes smoothly. I spent extra time checking youtube videos, trying to get plastic caps out without too much damage, and correcting the leak. But overall a pretty easy project and worth the ~$200 saving and extra time without the machine that sending it back to Breville would have taken.
2. Accessed pump by removing appropriate screws to release top and back of espresso machine. Hardest part was removing small plastic caps (without tearing them up) that cover 3 of the screws.
3. Move some of the wires for better access (unplugged 1 set).
4. Disconnect wires (flat clips) from pump (remember placement/order). Pry out small sensor (I forgot what it does) that is covered with some type of sealant.
5. Remove small metal clips that secure water tubes in and out of pump.
6. Unscrew rubber mounts and remove old pump.
7. Transfer mounts onto new pump and screw back into place.
8. Reconnect wires, insert sensor back into place (I did not use any type of sealant/adhesive), reconnect tubes and replace metal clips.
9. Reconnect any wires disconnected before (step 3) and replace top and back of unit with screws and cover plugs.
Note: I actually had a small leak and had to re-open the unit and tighten the plastic "stem" that comes off the pump. All this can take <30 min if you have all the right tools handy and everything goes smoothly. I spent extra time checking youtube videos, trying to get plastic caps out without too much damage, and correcting the leak. But overall a pretty easy project and worth the ~$200 saving and extra time without the machine that sending it back to Breville would have taken.
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Low to no pressure trying to pull a shot and making very loud noise on BES870XL
Susan - January 14, 2018
👍 3 of 3 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Espresso
Difficulty
Medium
Time
1-2 hours
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, Pick
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