The DISCONTINUED Ascaso I.2238 Thermoblock Assembly (1000W, 120V) is an oval metal electrical part with visible screws, terminals, a central hole, and engraved labels marking 120V and 1000W near its connection points. © 2025 1st-line.com

DISCONTINUED Ascaso I.2238 Thermoblock Assembly – 1000W, 120V

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  1. Ascaso Thermoblock Assembly – 1000 watts, 120 volts, stainless steel tubes and heating element encased with compressed aluminum.
  2. This is for all Ascaso Versatile espresso machines built after 09/2012. This includes the Dream, Arc, Basic, and Steel Uno.
  3. Please check your machine’s current boiler/thermoblock to make sure it is the same design and voltage.
  4. Sorry, this thermoblocks can not be retrofitted to older model espresso machines.
  5. Additional parts, such as tubes, thermostats, fittings are all sold separately.

Notes:

  1. Please note that the manufacturer has and will change the brand or wattage of a heating element without notice. For example, an original heating element with 1400 watts may be changed to 1200 watts or vice versa without notice from the manufacturer. This is considered and accepted as standard business practice by all manufacturers and will be accepted upon order.
  2. Please note that heating elements can ‘look’ used. We do receive them from the manufacturers with white powder or a green oxidation. This is how they are delivered to us.
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Brand

Ascaso
Wattage (watts)

1000
Voltage (volts)

110 – 120
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    Hello, before I order this part, is there a way to determine whether my current thermoblock in my Dream Up V3 has gone bad? When I turn the machine on, it does not even reach 50C according to the front thermometer gauge before it stops heating. (I think that temperature reading is roughly accurate based on comparing it to touching a candy thermometer to the thermoblock.) If I pull a shot at the temp, it's terrible. If I turn the steam on, it does produce steam, but the temp doesn't seem to read nearly as high as it used to while steaming, and the steam doesn't seem as powerful. Turn off the steam and the temp drops all the way back down to 50C. I replaced the coffee thermostat but that didn't fix the issue. Using a multimeter, there is continuity across all three thermostats and across the ends of the heating coil that stick out of the block. Resistance across the coil (with the machine off) is around 15 Ohms. Any suggestions before I order a $100 part would be greatly appreciated. I'd be happy to order a new block if that will fix it! Thank you.
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    Q Hello, before I order this part, is there a way to determine whether my current thermoblock in my...... Read more answer now
    Asked by David Gonen on June 2, 2020 11:24 pm
    Answered by the admin

    Sorry, based on the multi-meter results, we do not believe the issue is the thermoblock. We suggest descaling the unit. If the problem continues, we suggest having a professional evaluating the machine as it may be more than one component and it would only be a guess to diagnose remotely.
    2. What are the dimensions of the Thermoblock?
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    Q What are the dimensions of the Thermoblock? answer now
    Asked by Carlos on September 11, 2019 11:34 am
    Answered by the admin

    Sorry, the manufacturer does not provide measurements and we do not take measurements as the part is indicated per the diagrams on the respective Ascaso espresso machines.
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