Breville Dual Boiler Coffee Machine Triac Board Service Kit BES900 to BES990

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Location: Sydney
Ships to: US,
Item: 235558256179

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Compatible Brand:Breville
Cockabrew:Cockabrew
Type:Triac Board
Breville Dual Boiler & Oracle:Breville Dual Boiler & Oracle
Compatible Model:BES900, BES920, BES980, BES990
Suitable For:Breville dual boiler coffee machines
Power:240v & 120v

Triac board repair kit to suit Breville 900 series dual boiler machines – BES900, BES920, BES980, BES990. The board is different on the Oracle machines (980 & 990) however the same triacs and optocouplers are used on there.First, some honest advice: From our experience at the workshop, triac failures are mainly caused by steam leaks which could come from multiple places – The top/bottom of the steam boiler due to bad seals, the steam boiler probes from around the centre shafts, the steam valve where the steam lever is, or if you’re that unlucky, a leak in the steam boiler itself. If the boiler is cracked/compromised, you’ll need to replace it. We VERY highly recommend that you do a seal service on your machine while you have it open, otherwise you’ll end up with triac issues again in no time at all. We do sell a comprehensive seal kit which covers all major seal failure points here: https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/235204005708 or if you need a kit with a group head seal and silicone grease, here: https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/235568031008 What does a triac issue look like? You’ll know you have a triac issue when your machine is overheating. You’ll more than likely see the temperature overshoot what you had it set to and keep rising. If you notice this, switch it off ASAP from the wall, not just at the front panel. We’ll get to why in a bit. Simply put, a triac acts like a switch between your mains power and the heating element(s) in your machine. When a triac dies, it’s ability to switch is affected and the gate is left open for power to constantly make it to the heating element, which allows it to keep heating until either the thermal fuse pops (best case scenario) or the element overheats and fails (worst case scenario), even when the machine is switched off from the front control panel and the display is off. So long as the machine is plugged into the wall and the outlet switch is on, power can flow into the element through the dead triac and cause it to keep heating. The main reason triacs die in these machines is due to steam leaks from the steam boiler, usually from the water level probe shaft seals. The steam boiler sits right below the triac board, where a steam leak will corrode the legs of the triacs on the board over time, causing them to fail. Often times when a triac fails, it’s corresponding optocoupler also fails. The main culprit is usually the triac that controls portafilter heater. The next one to fail is usually the steam boiler triac and then the least likely, the coffee boiler. Techs often just replace the offending triac and optocoupler on the board. When we service these machines, we prefer to replace them all as soon as one of them fails. If a steam leak managed to compromise one, then the others usually aren’t far off, so it’s not worth risking your $1000+ machine over a few bucks. Here is a common example of why they should all be replaced that we see often enough: A machine comes in for servicing with a complaint there being no steam power and just 3 beeps when the steam lever is raised. The machine previously had a steam leak which caused the triac controlling the portafilter heating element to fail. This element sits in the group head, right below the coffee boiler. So that boiler is being heated by the element beneath it as well as the one inside it, leading to the overheating issue. The triac and optocoupler related to that heating element were replaced by a previous tech and all was well. Eventually, the triac linked to the steam boiler fails as the corrosion from the steam leak finally took its toll. The machine display is off, but it’s still plugged into the wall with the outlet switched on. The client had no idea the boiler element was active and heating while they had the machine switched off overnight. The boiler hits the temperature limit of the 167C thermal fuse and it pops to save the element. Replacing that fuse is a much bigger job than replacing the triac as the boiler has to be removed to access it. If you’re savvy, it’ll take up your time and patience in fixing it. If you’re not, prepare for a bill shock from your service guy (or girl). Replacing them all would have mitigated that risk to begin with and saved them a hefty repair bill and/or throwing their machine or service guy off a cliff. What’s in the kit? Our kit includes everything you need to replace the failed parts, and then some. The electronic components we use are manufactured by very reputable companies and have excellent longevity and performance: · 2 x Q6015L5 triacs by Littlefuse (for the steam and coffee boilers) · 1 x BTA06T triac by STMicroelectrics (for the portafilter warmer) · 3 x MOC3063 Optocouplers by Liteon · 1 x GD100 0.5g sachet of thermal paste · 1 x 30cm length of custom solder – This solder is custom manufactured to the specific specs of a family member in the electronics industry. 0.6mm diameter with aggressive no-clean flux which makes it flow brilliantly. Those of you who are electronics enthusiasts will love this stuff! Just a note that we take our servicing and kits seriously and as such, triacs and optocouplers in this kit are all CCC, HSF, RoHS and RU certified. The same goes for our Boiler Resurrection Kit (link below). We refuse to stock generic components, especially when it comes to electronics. Feel free to check out our other kits below that would work great with this one:Boiler Resurrection Kit Kit – https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/235731572243Full seal service kit – https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/235568031008Essential Seal Service Kit – https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/235619903156Seal & Triac Service Kit – https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/235634803968 << This is a full seal service kit with a triac kit & a Slayer Mod kit! Check out our store for an extra 10% off when you purchase 3 different items or more! **A quick disclaimer** I love free things, we all do, and that's why I offer free postage on some of my listings. I make it a habit to send your orders through the post office directly, rather than dropping it into a Post Box where they can sometimes get stuck in the mail bag. Please understand however that if you choose the free shipping option, there is no tracking number. If you opt for free postage and your order doesn't arrive, I can't be held liable. It's rare, but it can happen. I take photos of all orders before I ship them out and am happy to send you yours as proof. To avoid this, I recommend using either the standard trackable mail option or even the Express post option if you need your order in a hurry. They might not be free, but they're trackable. Thanks for your support and understanding, - Maz @ Cockabrew

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