DISCONTINUED Gicar 9600046 Brain Unit
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SKU: MC9600046
Categories: Espresso Parts, Gicar, Gicar Parts, Lelit Espresso Machine and Espresso Grinder Parts, Lelit Espresso Machines & Related Parts
DISCONTINUED Gicar 9600046 Brain Unit – 9.3.01.09G01 – 9.3.01.09G01 LCC
This brain unit (9600046) is for the Lelit Bianca PL162T espresso machine models – EXCEPT for the Version 3 (V3) Bianca. Bianca V3 brain unit is part number 9600125.
[ls_content_block id=”24679″]| Brand | Gicar, Lelit |
|---|---|
| Voltage (volts) | 110 – 120 |
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I have a Lelit Bianca from 2018. It's been wonderful but a few weeks ago I began to notice that the steam boiler is heating very slowly and is very slow to recover after steaming milk. I suspected scale and ran descaler 3 times. I then replaced the steam boiler heating element and also verified that there is no scale in the boiler or on the old heating element. Both the the old and new heating elements have similar ohms readings too. So, what could be left? The brain unit? Thanks for your help, Jim!
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Q I have a Lelit Bianca from 2018. It's been wonderful but a few weeks ago I began to notice that t...... Read more answer nowAsked by CascadeChicken on May 12, 2022 8:25 pmAnswered by the admin
Sorry to hear this. I would suggest checking the steam pipe and steam valve for any blockage. Also, check the bleeder valve and safety valve for any leaks. Lastly, reset the machine to manufacturer settings as the PID settings may have gone off or accidentally changed.
A The problem of slow heating wasn't resolved by a reset of the LCC, descaling, or replacing the heating element. In the end it was the solid state relay. I had assumed it would fail in either an off or on position but instead it just dramatically reduced the voltage delivered to the heating element which caused the incredibly slow heating. In the end the boiler would only reach 211F - 212F which create a simmer that wasn't strong enough to close the vacuum breaker valve. This was isolated by swapping the coffee and boiler relays and the slow heating followed the bad relay so the coffee boiler heated slowly...but it would get there so I can brew! Still waiting on the new relay. It was ordered on the 5/13 but didn't make it to the postal system until 4 days later. Should arrive on 5/23!
