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Generator 5513227961
OEM part for: DeLonghi
Part Number: 5513227961
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This part will fit the following 8 machines
DeLonghi
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This part replaces obsolete part #: 7313244461, 7313217301
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Solved my problem with leaking into the tray . Machine working like new again.
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January 3, 2023
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Exact part, the installation resolved the leak
The detailed diagrams provided assist in identifying the exact part needed. Quality parts arrive quickly and well packaged. Love this resource for diagrams and parts!
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July 1, 2022
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New valve made my machine work again perfectly. Thank you.
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February 1, 2021
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glad you have all the parts for DIY repair
I was choosing cheap 3-4 day delivery and it took 7 days. The part was ok, after I had installed the new part I realized all the connected pressure tubes leaked and figured out, the new part came without the tiny black rubber o-rings in place (3 or 4). If I would have known, I would have ordered those o-rings extra. So I had to use the once from the old part 10 years old. A little note in the product description would be good. komtra.de has lots of videos how to take this machine apart. After all the coffeemaker worked perfect again. The coffemaker directes all the hot water directly in the bottom tray, and coffee powder pucks stayed dry. This part solved the problem. Glad ereplacementparts has all the parts for my Delonghi coffeemaker DIY repair
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Machine was not making coffee. It would grind the beans but water would not go through the beans and spouts into the cup, but instead it would bypass directly into the tray.
Dejan - July 26, 2018
👍 6 of 6 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Coffee Maker
Difficulty
Hard
Time
1-2 hours
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Torx Security Driver
Parts Used
1. Watched ton of YouTube videos to determine root cause of the issue.
2. Once I determined that valve was the problem and that diffuser could be an issue too I ordered both parts - you have to order the valve as that is the main cause of this issue, but you can probably get away with ordering some gaskets for the diffuser and cleaning it up and greasing it. However getting the gaskets and a screen and couple other recommended replaceable parts came out to be just $10 less than the cost of new diffuser kit, so I just ordered the whole thing. And it comes pre-greased and ready to go.
3. You will need to remove the back panel using the torx security driver and then remove all other panels. Top panel is the trickiest to do but there are couple good videos that describe how to do it. It also helps to not have any coffee in the bucket because when you pull the top panel off beans will go flying all over the place (or so I heard ;-) )
4. To replace the valve there are 4 screws that hold it in place. Once they are removed you will be able to wiggle it out, but first remember to remove all 3 tubing which are held in place with cotter pins
5. Once the new valve is in place and you put all the tubing back in and get the panels back in place you just need to replace the diffuser and you are set to go. It's a pretty tedious repair but it's not super hard - just takes time and patience but most importantly it fixes the problem so you can enjoy the good coffee again.
2. Once I determined that valve was the problem and that diffuser could be an issue too I ordered both parts - you have to order the valve as that is the main cause of this issue, but you can probably get away with ordering some gaskets for the diffuser and cleaning it up and greasing it. However getting the gaskets and a screen and couple other recommended replaceable parts came out to be just $10 less than the cost of new diffuser kit, so I just ordered the whole thing. And it comes pre-greased and ready to go.
3. You will need to remove the back panel using the torx security driver and then remove all other panels. Top panel is the trickiest to do but there are couple good videos that describe how to do it. It also helps to not have any coffee in the bucket because when you pull the top panel off beans will go flying all over the place (or so I heard ;-) )
4. To replace the valve there are 4 screws that hold it in place. Once they are removed you will be able to wiggle it out, but first remember to remove all 3 tubing which are held in place with cotter pins
5. Once the new valve is in place and you put all the tubing back in and get the panels back in place you just need to replace the diffuser and you are set to go. It's a pretty tedious repair but it's not super hard - just takes time and patience but most importantly it fixes the problem so you can enjoy the good coffee again.
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Coffee machine was matching coffee once in a while, skipping the water passing thru the spout. Dry coffee grind was left behind.
Dan - March 25, 2018
👍 1 of 1 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Coffee Maker
Difficulty
Hard
Time
More than 2 hours
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Socket set
Parts Used
Watched several YouTube videos on how to take the machine apart. Then I replaced the two main parts that could be part of the issue. Took me 4 hours and full success.
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The espresso machine wouldn't put water through the grinds and make.coffee.
Justin - March 8, 2024
Tool Type
Coffee Maker
Difficulty
Medium
Time
More than 2 hours
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Anti tampering torx bit
I removed the plastic covers from all over the unit. Removed the front control panel to gain access to the piston pump better. Then removed and replaced the pump. Grease all the orings and reassembled.
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Steam valve assembly was cracked & leaking
Larry - October 5, 2023
Tool Type
Coffee Maker
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, dental tool pick
Parts Used
1. Remove back panel (first), then remove side panels
2. Empty coffee beans from hopper before removing the top panel
3. Remove spring clips from plastic tubing port (1) as well as frother assembly (1)
4. Disconnect white plastic tubing and frother assembly from steam valve assembly
5. Remove 2 philips head screws that hold steam valve assembly to frame
6. Unplug 2 wire connections from old steam valve assembly & reinstall on new one
7. Use dental tool pick to retrieve o-rings from plastic tubing port and frother assembly (Important to reuse these o-rings because new steam valve assembly doesn't come with new o-rings)
8. Install old o-rings into new plastic tubing port and frother assembly port on new steam valve assembly
9. Perform steps 1-5 in reverse order.
2. Empty coffee beans from hopper before removing the top panel
3. Remove spring clips from plastic tubing port (1) as well as frother assembly (1)
4. Disconnect white plastic tubing and frother assembly from steam valve assembly
5. Remove 2 philips head screws that hold steam valve assembly to frame
6. Unplug 2 wire connections from old steam valve assembly & reinstall on new one
7. Use dental tool pick to retrieve o-rings from plastic tubing port and frother assembly (Important to reuse these o-rings because new steam valve assembly doesn't come with new o-rings)
8. Install old o-rings into new plastic tubing port and frother assembly port on new steam valve assembly
9. Perform steps 1-5 in reverse order.
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It doesn’t making coffee, the valve was jumped
Fernando - August 29, 2020
Tool Type
Coffee Maker
Difficulty
Medium
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers
Parts Used
1. Remove the casings from the coffee maker
2. Checked everything to understand was is happening!
3. Ordered the valves
4. Replaced the old valve per new one.
5 . Checked if it works fine.
6 . Take on the parts back again.
7 . All set!
2. Checked everything to understand was is happening!
3. Ordered the valves
4. Replaced the old valve per new one.
5 . Checked if it works fine.
6 . Take on the parts back again.
7 . All set!
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Internal part was cracked and the machine was leaking water internally. It would not make espresso.
Robin - September 4, 2018
Tool Type
Coffee Maker
Difficulty
Medium
Time
More than 2 hours
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, Torx tamper proof screw driver bits.
Parts Used
First task was to disassemble the espresso machine and find the problem. I found the part on ereplacementparts.com. The part required a little patience to replace. It also required using the O-rings from the old part, which were still good. I missed the O-rings on the first attempt and it leaked excessively. Re-assembled the machine and it is working like new.
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