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DISCONTINUED Lelit MC920-120 Heating Element – 1400W, 120V
This product has been discontinued at 1st-line Equipment.
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SKU: MC920-120
Categories: Espresso Parts, Lelit Espresso Machine and Espresso Grinder Parts, Lelit Espresso Machines & Related Parts
Tag: Part - Heating Elements
Lelit MC920-120 Heating Element – 1400W, 120V
This heating element (MC920-120) is for the Lelit PL62 Mara espresso machines and Lelit Bianca (steam boiler) espresso machines.
Notes:
- 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.
- 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.
- Typically, 1.5 inch socket is needed
| Brand | Lelit |
|---|---|
| Wattage (watts) | 1400 |
| Voltage (volts) | 110 – 120 |
Parts Terms & Conditions
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- Parts are non-returnable and non-refundable unless damaged in transit. Exchanges for parts "damaged in transit" are applicable so long as:
- You must report the damage(s) to 1st-line within the first five business days of delivery receipt.
- Pictures of the original box and part(s) are provided.
- Damages made by the customer or the customer's authorized/hired repair person from improper handling or installation are the customer's responsibility.
- Neither manufacturer nor 1st-line Equipment provides any warranty or guarantee on parts.
- The customer agrees to waive all rights, where applicable by law, for all claims such as:
- Not as described.
- Defective merchandise.
- Not fit for the intended use.
- No longer fit for the intended use.
- Incorrect merchandise received.
- Please note we store parts in bins and they can arrive with cosmetic imperfections (ie scratches, nicks, etc).
- Although we try our best to recommend the proper parts, clients agree to pay for return shipping charges for parts, including cases where errors are made in recommendations and ONLY whereby exceptions are made allowable by 1st-line Equipment, LLC in writing and with a Return Authorization (RA) Number.
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- DUE TO THE NATURE AND COMPLEXITY OF EQUIPMENT AND NOMENCLATURE USED TO DESCRIBE PARTS, THERE IS NO PERSON AVAILABLE AT 1ST-LINE CAPABLE AND KNOWLEDGEABLE ABOUT THE 50,000+ DIFFERENT PARTS FOR ALL ESPRESSO MACHINES AND GRINDERS. BASED ON THIS, 1ST-LINE PERSONNEL IS NOT ABLE TO OFFER ANY PARTS ASSISTANCE VIA PHONE.
- The purpose of the email request is to allow us time to research the part. This also creates a paper trail in case of any mistakes or necessary clarification. We find this process works well and increases customer satisfaction since fewer mistakes are being made.
Parts Descriptions
- Although we make our best effort to describe parts, please don't assume a part will fit your machine. Some models have different versions with different parts. If you are unsure of which part to order, please use our contact page with your make and model of machine for assistance. Although we can't guarantee a part will fit because we do not have the machine in front of us, we will make our best effort to assist via email.
- Please note that manufacturers will source and supply parts different from the original equipment. Although we make our best effort to describe parts, changes can occur by the manufacturer without any notice to 1st-line or to you. For example, a manufacturer may initially supply 110-volt heating elements with 1200 watts but later change to 1300 or 1400 watts without notice. Another example is that an initial parts replacement may have a Parker branded solenoid valve, but subsequent shipments may have Lucifer or ODE solenoids without notice. 1st-line Equipment will NOT be held responsible for any changes in the part supply, nor advertising in these types of discrepancies.
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CascadeChicken (verified owner) –
The one I got turned out to be 1200W instead of the original 1400W, which was mentioned as a possibility in the description. I was bummed at first but have to admit that I can’t tell the difference. It was pretty simple to replace even though I didn’t have the 38mm socket that would have made this a 5 minute job…so it may be worth borrowing or buying one. I needed to remove the sides and access port on the bottom as well as one copper tubing on the bottom of the boiler to make room for my large adjustable wrench. Before removing the element, I drained the boiler by blowing compressed air into the steam wand with the hot water valve open. I noticed the gasket only fits properly one way so be sure that the ridge on the gasket fits cleanly into the groove on the heating element. I used a little bit of Food Safe Lubricant (McGlaughlin Oil Co Petrol-Gel) to help the gasket stay in placed on the heating element as I screwed it into the boiler.
I purchased this in a feeble attempt to fix my Lelit Bianca that was taking forever to heat up and recover after steaming milk. Even though my ohms meter reading indicated the element was good, I heard it could be suffering from severe lime scale on a forum. After 3 descalings, I gave up and bought a new element since I couldn’t think of anything else that might cause the heating issue. I was so bummed with the problem remained. I eventually began to suspect the solid state relay and decided to switch the coffee and steam boiler relays to help troubleshoot. I found the problem moved to the coffee boiler, which isolated the problem to the relay…so another $100 later everything is working…and now I’m trying to sell my old and perfectly good heating element on eBay. D’oh!
New heating element on the left, old on the right.