Water connection seal replacement
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Last updated on Feb 18, 2021
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓If the water runs out of the water tank when the tank is installed, then this seal (inner manifold sleeve) must be replaced. The repair is very simple. You do not have to open the coffee machine. If the water runs out of the tank itself, the seal in the tank must be replaced, this is described here.
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Take the water tank off.
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The seal is held in place only by a cover.
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The cover is held in place by two notches below the marked points.
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Using a plastic opening tool, gently pry the seal cover alternately near the notches until it releases.
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Remove the cover
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With the cover removed, simply remove and replace the gasket.
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Replace the seal cover by pressing it firmly until it clicks into place
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Reinsert the water tank and enjoy a cup of coffee
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2 Guide Comments
I was not able to remove the seal cover with a narrow plastic pry tool, the seal could not be pried out,
I did not want to use a lot of force in fear I might damage the two guide holes.
Any other suggestion will be greatly appreciated.
It was tough, but we were able to do remove it with a plastic tweezer alternating sides under the two posts. The plastic posts are tall. Keep at it.
