Coffee Machine Spare Parts for Repairs, Servicing and Maintenance
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Parker Lucifer 2 Way Flat Base Solenoid 240V, (for Inlet Manifold) [B3]
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Parker Thin Base 2 Way Solenoid 240V 13W 20 Bar [B3]
$214.50 -
SOLD OUT

Plus GEH-300 Element & Element Gasket
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Pre-Pump Inline Filter [A1]
$16.50 -
SOLD OUT

Quamar M1 or Q13 75mm Generic Flat Burrs RH [J4]
$50.00 -
SOLD OUT

Quamar M1/Q13 75mm Original ‘Food Friendly’ Long Life Flat Burrs RH [J4]
$66.00 -

Rancilio MD80 75mm Grinder Burrs LH
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Rancilio or Slayer Steam Valve Tap Gasket 13.5 x4 x4mm ; [B2]
$5.50 -
SOLD OUT

Rancilio Silvia Boiler Flange Silicone O-ring Seal – 74.61 x 3.53mm [RT7]
$16.50 -

Rancilio Silvia Original Group Seal – 8.2mm [A4]
$16.50 -

Rancilio Silvia Screw-in Element Gasket – 30 x 22.5 x 2mm [RT7]
$5.50 -

Rancilio Steam Tap Teflon Conical Seal [B2]
$5.50 -

Rancilio, Bezzera or Magister Shower Screen – 57.5mm [A5]
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Red Square Headed Wire Brush for Group Head [C5]
$11.00 -

Rocket Ceramic Mushroom Base Silicone Viton O-ring 3.20mm x 20.50mm [B1]
$11.00 -

Rocket ECM, BFC, Profite or San Remo E61 Group 0.8mm Gigleur Restrictor – M6 Thread [B1]
$11.00
FAQs
What coffee machine spare parts are most commonly replaced?
Commonly replaced coffee machine spare parts include group head seals, gaskets, shower screens, portafilters, and steam wand tips. These components experience wear and tear due to regular use and exposure to heat and pressure. Regular maintenance and replacement of these parts ensure the machine operates efficiently and produces quality espresso.
How do I know which spare part fits my coffee machine?
To determine which spare part fits your coffee machine, check the manufacturer’s specifications or the machine's user manual for compatibility details. Espresso Works provides product descriptions with compatibility information to help you select the correct part for your specific make and model.
Do portafilters and baskets fit all espresso machines?
Portafilters and baskets are not universally compatible with all espresso machines. They vary in size, shape, and configuration depending on the brand and model. Always check the product specifications for compatibility with your machine before purchasing.
When should I replace coffee machine seals or gaskets?
Coffee machine seals and gaskets should be replaced when you notice leakage around the group head or a decrease in brewing pressure. Regular inspection and replacement—typically every 6-12 months depending on usage—help prevent these issues.
Can spare parts help extend the life of my espresso machine?
Yes, replacing worn or damaged parts with quality spares can significantly extend the life of your espresso machine. Regular maintenance using the right spare parts ensures the machine operates reliably and efficiently over time.
Do you stock spare parts for home and commercial coffee machines?
Yes, we stock a wide range of spare parts for both home and commercial coffee machines, including brands like Breville, La Marzocco, Rocket, and ECM. Whether you’re a home barista or running a café, you’ll find parts suited to your needs.

















