BREVILLE BES870 Parts List | BigWarehouse Spares (2024)

Trish (BARGARA QLD)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Very easy - if in doubt follow instructions from internet

Tools Required:

Allen key

Nickela (CARRUM DOWNS VIC)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Using the allen key supplied unscrew the thingy where the group head goes, then remove the seal with tweezers or needle nose pliers. Replace with a new seal. Simples

Tools Required:

Allen key (comes with the machine) and tweezers, needle nose pliers.

Marlene (WARRNAMBOOL VIC)

Repair Time: 30min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Remove old seal then put new one in

Tools Required:

Alm key

Heather (PENOLA SA)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Undo group head with allen key provided with breville machine. Pull seal and mesh sieve out of group head. Replace seal replace cleaned mesh sieve. Tighten screw.

Tools Required:

Allan key

Johann (KELLYVILLE NSW)

Repair Time: 200min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

I havent fitted it just yet. The other seal stopped leaking.

Tools Required:

Alan key

shawn (GLEBE NSW)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Removed the steam cover with an allen key. You may need to put the allen key into the screw hole and lever the cover off. Then use needle nose pliers to remove the old rubber. Fit the new rubber and reassemble

Tools Required:

Allen key, needle nose pliers

Lee (CHULLORA NSW)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Simply undo the screw using an allen key remove the plate and pull out the old split seal. Give it a wipe, place the new seal where the old one sat. Put the plate over it and screw it back on. Easy peasy

Tools Required:

Allen key

Anthony (ONSLOW WA)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Was easy pulled the old one out slid the new one on

Tools Required:

I used scissors

Jesse (LATHAM ACT)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Remove the group head filter with the supplied allen key. Lever off the old seal with a screwdriver or butter knife. Replace with the new seal and reattach the filter. Give everything a good clean while you do it all.

Tools Required:

Allen key supplied with the machine, a screwdriver or other tool to use as a lever.

Catherine (NYNGAN NSW)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Unplug machine and remove all the extra bits - bean hopper, water tank, drip tray etc. Put machine on its back so you can see what youre doing. Undo the screw holding metal sieve with allan key provided with machine. Lever it off - if needs be gently with knife or screwdriver. Should pop off fairly easily. Pull old seal out with tweezersscrewdriverfingers. Clean up the area before putting the new seal in (make sure its the same way in the old one came out) replace the metal sieve and youre done -) another couple of years with luck. Remember not to pack too much coffee into your portafiller basket as its a major cause of seal failure.

Tools Required:

Allan key which is provided with the machine and a butter knife. (You could use a screwdriver and you may need pointy pliars or tweezers) this is an easy fix dont - send machine away theres some great how to fix it on you tube.

Rodney (DARLINGHURST NSW)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Undo screw with an allan key and remove the old group head seal with a small screwdriver. Clean the group head seal filter and insert new group head seal filter and allan screw.

Tools Required:

Allan key, small screwdriver

Marcel (SYDNEY NSW)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Easy to replace - just need an allen key and tweezers to grab the old head seal out. Also recommend cleaning out the area properly before inserting the new head in.

Tools Required:

Allen key, tweezers, small brush to clean

Peter (SHEPPARTON VIC)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Go to you tube is simple

Tools Required:

Allen key sharp knife

Lisa (KIRWAN QLD)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

There was no explanation of how to fit the part. It was done by sight i.E. Taking the old part off and replacing in exactly same place with new part.

Tools Required:

None

Mark (NORTH LAKES QLD)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

1. Remove central screw on group-head. 2. Remove head casing. Gently hook out using a screwdriver. 3. Remove old seal. Hook out using a screwdriver. Be as gentle as possible. 4. Insert new seal using fingers then gently push in with screw driver. Do not damage new seal. 5. Install head casing and screw in. 6. Lock in empty portafilter to seat the seal properly. 7. Make delicious coffee.

Tools Required:

Flat head and star screwdriver.

Frances (COLLAROY PLATEAU WEST NSW)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Removing the old seal was tricky and I needed a knife to ease up an edge then tweezers to remove the seal. The new seal fitted in perfectly simply using my fingers.

Tools Required:

A normal knife and a pair of tweezers just to remove the old brew head seal. Fitting the new seal only requires fingers.

Janice (BRIAGOLONG VIC)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Dylan (Alstonville NSW)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

1674293

Comments:

Put it in the group head

Tools Required:

None

Nigel (HUSKISSON NSW)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Watched youtube

Tools Required:

Allen key

Kim (KATANNING WA)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Take off group head strainer, remove old ring fit new one.

Tools Required:

Allan key that came with the machine

James (HAMILTON SOUTH NSW)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Very straightforward - tip machine upside down, remove filter screen with allen key provided. Extract silicon seal with 2 butter knives. Clean out any debris. Simply push new seal in place careful to ensure the smooth side goes in first leaving the grooves to form seal with portafilter.

Tools Required:

Allen key provided with coffee machine 2 butter knives or pointy nosed pliers

Ngaire (Trevallyn Tas)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Undo filter screw with allen key, prize off filter and seal. Fit new seal, put filter back and screw in.

Tools Required:

Allen key in machine kit. Small screwdrivers make it easier to remove the filter and seal.

James (SPRINGFIELD SA)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Looked up on you tube. Removed all the parts - drain box coffee store eyc. Turn upside down and removed the filter with an allen key, removed the seal, put in the new one and put the machine back together

Tools Required:

Allen key

David (Pyrmont nsw)

Repair Time: 60min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

I was able to replace the gasket.

Tools Required:

Allen key

Rishi (Truganina Vic)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Unscrew the shower head and replace the steam ring.

Tools Required:

Haleine key

Angela (Redland Bay Queensland)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

It was very easy to replace once you remove the screen.

Tools Required:

Allen key and flat head screwdriver

Les (Goonellabah NSW)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

1 allen key screw holds the shower head which when removed exposes the silicon ring seal. A probe such as a small screw driver may be required to lever the seal from the seat. Check the orientation of the old seal so that the replacement will be installed with the even surface toward the basket of the group head. Wipe out the seat with a cloth over the tip of the probe so the new seal seats completely. Install the new seal noting its orientation to unsure a complete steam seal. Replace the shower head and retraining screw. Make a brew to test the installation.

Tools Required:

Allen key. Small screwdriver. Cloth for cleaning parts.

John (Wodonga VIC)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Remove shower head using allen key. Remove old seal and replace with the new one. Reassemble.

Tools Required:

Allen key

Ben (Barmaryee qld)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Sticky tape to the lid of the bean hopper to avoid having to empty the beans

Tools Required:

Alan key

Damien (Sutherland NSW)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Using allen key remove filter plate from group head. Use a flat head screwdriver or similar to remove old steam ring-gasket. Using only your hands pop the new one in place.

Tools Required:

Allen key, flathead screwdriver

Janet (Coburg Victoria)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Just remove the screw with an allen key, remove the filter and the ring. Easy to see where parts go, self explanatory really.

Tools Required:

Allen key

Long (RICHMOND VIC)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Work perfectly with bes870

Tools Required:

Allan key small philip head screwdriver

Bill (EXETER NSW)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

You need something thin like a blunt knife to lever out the old seal then fit the new seal pressing into place with fingers. While there, suggest removing and cleaning filter using allen key supplied with coffee machine.

Tools Required:

Nil

Susan (Poona Queensland)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

To gain a secure and tight fit it is to be expected that there will be a certain pressure in installing the steam ring into position to ensure a secure seal when operating the coffee machine. The previous steam ring was firmly stuck into position and this took more effort to remove than inserting the new steam ring. Given this machine has been used without any issue for some 10 years this is the first fault presenting and only from normal wear and tear usage.

Tools Required:

I used a flat head screwdriver to help unseal and lever out the worn steam ring.

LARRY (Baulkham Hills NSW)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Easy to fit new steam ring after pressure leak. Simply invert the machine, remove the filter and ring, replace with new one and fixed.

Tools Required:

Allen key supplied with coffee machine

Michael (Warrnambool Victoria)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Medium

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Need an allen key to remove the cover and some tweezers to pull out the old seal

Tools Required:

Allan key and tweezers

Dion (Erskine Park NSW)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Remove the bolt in the group head with the allen key. Remove the shower head cover. Remove the old rubber steam ring. Clean the group head area and shower head cover. Insert the new rubber steam ring. Replace the shower head cover. Screw in the group head bolt with the allen key. Test.

Tools Required:

Allen key that came with machine.

Bob (WYOMING NSW)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

The part is easy to fit. Remove the water tank and turn the machine over. Use the supplied allen key to take the shower head off. You will need a pair of pliers to grasp and then pull the steam ring out. Replace and reassemble.

Tools Required:

Allen key - supplied with the machine and a pair of pliers

Susan (Curra Qld)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Part was very easy to fit.

Tools Required:

Hex tool

Ben (MOUNT COLAH NSW)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Old one off. New one on.

Tools Required:

Allen key to get shower filter off

sue (Miranda NSW)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Medium

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Youtube

Tools Required:

Allan key

Damon (Woodbury QLD)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Remove allen-head screw holding stainless disc in place on the underside of the group head using correct size key. Carefully lever the old seal off its mount and slip the new one into place. Replace disc and screw. Brew hard

Tools Required:

Allen keys, small screwdriver (or similar lever)

Nicholas (Doncaster East Victoria)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

There are many tutorials on youtube very easy to follow.

Tools Required:

Allen key and needle nose pliers

catherine (Bowral NSW)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

1650303

1617878

1655920

Comments:

Turn machine off and disconnect from power source. Empty the water tank and bean storage. Turn unit upside down. Unscrew the plate from the water head. Use long nose pliers to ease old seal out noting the outward facing features of seal. Insert new seal to match old seal press into grooves. Replace metal plate and screw into place firmly. Re- right unit. Return water unit and beans and you should be away

Tools Required:

Phillips head screwdriver, long nose pliers

Daniel (Bridgeman downs Qld)

Repair Time: 60min

Difficulty: Medium

Parts used:

1674251

Comments:

Followed ubtube video to disassemble machine and replace group head

Tools Required:

Screwdriver and alan key

Lauren (Branyan Qld)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Remove water spreader with allen key. Remove old gasket and replace and fit back into position.

Tools Required:

Allen key

Rodney (WANNIASSA ACT)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Remove old seal and install new one.

Tools Required:

Screwdriver to remove old seal.

Lyndon (Birkdale QLD)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

1655920

Comments:

Simply remove water reservoir and coffee grinder from the machine. Tilt coffee machine backwards on bench and use allen key to unscrew filter from group head. Carefully pry old steam ring with small flat blade screwdriver. Clean area and then push new steam ring into place firmly and refit filter tightening it back in place with allen key.

Tools Required:

Allen key and small flat bladed screwdriver

Juhani (Highett VIC)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

1875697

Comments:

Remove grinder hopper, use 10mm socket to remove upper burr (note left hand thread), fit washer, replace upper burr, replace grinder hopper.

Tools Required:

10mm socket and long nose pliers