Overview
Discover the Lelit Elizabeth Espresso Machine: Your Gateway to Barista-Level Coffee at Home!
Since 2018, we’ve been proud to offer the Lelit Elizabeth Espresso Machine—a masterpiece of engineering and design that has revolutionized home brewing. Now in its exciting third version, this dual boiler machine brings professional quality right into your kitchen.
Imagine being able to craft the perfect espresso shot every time, thanks to Lelit’s advanced LCC display, featuring a plethora of built-in functions. With the intuitive shot timer, you’ll master the art of timing to achieve that exquisite crema. Customize your coffee experience further with programmable pre-infusion and precise boiler temperature adjustments, making every cup truly your own.
But that’s not all! The multi-directional steam wand transforms your frothing experience, allowing you to whip up velvety microfoam for lattes, cappuccinos, and more, just like the experts do. And when you fancy a soothing cup of tea or a rich hot chocolate? The hot water wand has you covered, ensuring you have the versatility you crave in one remarkable machine.
Upgrade your coffee game today with the Lelit Elizabeth Espresso Machine—a true blend of sophistication and functionality that will make every coffee moment feel like a special occasion. You won’t just brew coffee; you’ll create an experience worth savoring. Don’t just take our word for it—experience the joy of barista-quality beverages in the comfort of your own home!
V3 in September 2020 – New LCC Display called Software505
- The coffee boiler temperature goes up to 110 degrees C (230 degrees F).
- Economy mode: Allows users to disable the steam boiler at the push of the minus sign for 3 seconds. If the “E” lights up, then the machine is in Economy Mode.
- Reserve mode: Active if the water stops coming out during an espresso shot. Users can finish performing the extraction WITHOUT wasting any espresso. The LCC display shows a tap icon next to the icon of the brewing time. Coffee comes out for the other 60 seconds. When the supply ends, the “lack of water” icon appears on the LCC display.
- Extraction time – Users will see this on the LCC for 20 seconds at the end of the supply.
- Steam temperature – Users can lower the temperature to 115 degrees C (239 degrees F) from 135 degrees C (275 degrees F) for low-pressure pre-infusion.
Additional V3 2020 Features New LCC Display called Software505
- Real temperature – Push button “+.” The first one is the temperature of the coffee extraction. The second is the steam temperature.
- Automatic purge – An automatic cooling flush that will let users have an ideal temperature for extraction. Users can turn the function on prior to the brewing phase by pressing Coffee Button 1 and Coffee Button 2 simultaneously. Then, the “drop” icon will show up. The function can go from 1 to 6 seconds. The set-up value is 5 seconds.
- Coffee blooming 1 and 2 – Works in Phase 1 of pre-infusion (WITH the steam boiler on) by adding water from the tank to improve the temperature of the pre-infusion for the espresso extraction. Hit the minus sign and select “BLS1” (or “BLS2”) from the technical menu. The coffee blooming function can go from 1 to 10 seconds. The coffee blooming function turns on automatically when making a coffee with the pre-infusion preset.
- Pump blooming 1 and 2 – Users can do pre-infusion WITHOUT the steam boiler on. Users can add water from the tank while using the pump power. Hit the minus sign and select “BLP1” (or “BLP2”) from the technical menu. The pump blooming function can go from 1 to 10 seconds. The pump blooming function turns on automatically when making a coffee with the steam boiler OFF and this function ON.
V3 in September 2020 – Updated Internal Features
- New cross fitting – NOW has a metal cross fitting on return rather than a plastic one.
- Upgraded expansion valve – NOW above the coffee boiler for user convenience.
- New anti-vacuum valve – A plastic pipette is also included, which will direct water from the anti-vacuum valve to the drip tray.
- Upgraded temperature probe and level probe – Improvement over older versions.
- Removal of old air release valve for self-starting pump.
- Incorporated newer 2020 Lelit silent pump system.
V2 update in December 2019!
- Upgraded steam knob to give you a better grip!
- Now has two safety thermostats!
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Features
Dual Boiler System
- Coffee boiler – 0.3 liter (300ml) – The coffee boiler is brass which retains heat better than stainless steel. 1200 watts.
- Steam boiler – 0.6 liter (600 ml) – Made of the quality stainless steel. A truly made boiler will outperform any thermoblock typically found on competitive models in the Lelit PL92T Elizabeth price class! 1000 watts.
- Electricity alternates between boilers, unless the steam boiler is off.
Preinfusion
You can program a different pre-infusion time for each coffee button on the Lelit PL92T Elizabeth.
Pre-Infusion 1- Xx sec. (for button 1) / Pre-Infusion 2 -Xx sec. (for button 2)
When you press either coffee button, the 2-way & group solenoid valve will open for the pre-infusion time programmed. Furthermore, the 2-way solenoid valve hydraulically connects between the steam boiler and the coffee boiler. When it opens, it allows water to pass from the steam boiler in the coffee boiler. A water mixing occurs into the boiler, and the puck is gently pre-wet with a low pressure 3/4 bar max. During this process, the pump is OFF. Once the pre-infusion time is over, the pump will activate. Finally, the coffee brewing will start at full pressure.
Sensible Construction
- Wide passive cup warmer.
- Stainless steel, push-button switches with backlights when engaged.
- Wide water tray in stainless steel complete with self-cleaning grate.
- Brushed stainless steel body keeps the fingerprints off. Do not tell the FBI!
Brass Grouphead
- Brass, brass, and more brass! Did we say brass? Yes, we did! Lot of brass on this 58mm grouphead adds to the temp-stability.
- 3-way solenoid valve to dry up the coffee puck once the espresso extraction terminates.
Vibratory (Vibration) Pump
- Efficient – 41 watts, rated up to 15 bar with air valve bypass. Only 9 bar is necessary to extract espresso, and wattage has no correlation to longevity.
- Cost-effective – Pumps will degrade in performance over time. Replacing a vibration pump will be less costly than a rotary vane pump.
Removable 2.5 Liter Water Tank
- Particle filter – Protects the Lelit PL92T Elizabeth from any unseen particles from entering the boiler. Moreover, you can remove it if you are installing an inline water softener.
- Auto-shutoff – Prevents burning out the heating element. The water tank sits on a spring-activated plate. Once the water is low, the plate depresses the tank microswitch which turns off the heating element.
Anti-Burn Steam Arm and Wand
- Multi-directional – Allows for more movement and flexibility.
- 2-hole steam tip – Allows for maximum steam power pure control of steaming direction.
- Rotational knobs – Located on the right side of the machine. Allows for easier control of the intensity.
Lighted BREW Pressure Gauge
- Brew (pump) pressure gauge – Located above the LCC. Also, measures between 0 – 16 bar. However, the optimal range is between 8 – 9 bar.
LCC – Lelit Control Center
- Temperature adjustment – Change the temperature of the coffee boiler through Lelit’s very intuitive PID display and control center.
- Shot timer – Count the time. Need we say more?
- Preinfusion – Program your pre-infusion to your liking.
- Steam Boiler Shut Off – Want to save energy when not steaming milk? Then, turn off the steam boiler to speed up warm up time and save energy.
Accessories included
- Portafilter – 1 dual spout portafilter. The handle has an angle design which allows it to rest on a flat surface. Thus, this eliminates the need for a tamping station. In detail, the portafilter head and handle have the Lelit logo imprint.
- Filter baskets – 1-cup filter basket which holds approximately 7 grams. Also, a 2-cup filter basket which holds approximately 14 grams. Next, a blind filter basket which you use for backflushing. 58 mm in diameter.
- Tamper – A cheap plastic tamper, common for most espresso machines to keep the overall selling price of machine low. However, we recommend upgrading to a better tamper.
- Scoop – Simple plastic scoop if using preground coffee.
- Water softener (resin filter) – Helps reduce limescale buildup in your machine. Highly recommended to replace the existing particle filter and install this water softener. You can find instructions in the Support tab above.
- Instructional manual – Written in 7 different languages (English, Italian, French, German, Spanish, Romanian, Russian). In addition, the instructions also work for the Lelit PL81T Grace.
Specifications
| Brand | Lelit |
|---|---|
| Height (inches) | 15, approximate |
| Width (inches) | 12, approximate |
| Depth (inches) | 11, approximate |
| Weight (pounds) | 27 |
| Wattage (watts) | Coffee – 1200, Steam – 1000 |
| Voltage (volts) | 110 – 120 |
| Boiler capacity (liters) | Coffee – 0.3, Steam – 0.6 |
| Portafilter size (mm) | 58 |
| Tank capacity (liters) | 2.5 |
| Country of manufacture | Italy |
Notes
General Espresso Machine Notes/Warnings:
- Upon first use (tank/reservoir models): On the initial start-up (or after a long period of non-use), it is important to make sure the pump is removing water from the tank. When the machine is powered on, you will hear the pump running. After 5 seconds, squeeze the in-line hose in the tank (usually the longest hose, has a particle filter attached). if you hear a different sound, this means the pump is working correctly. If not, immediately power down the machine and contact us. For more information, visit this page General Manual Pump Priming.
- Electrical: To avoid electrical damage to this espresso machine which is not considered a manufacturer's defect, please acquire and install a single-outlet surge suppressor rated at 1080 joules or higher. Without the recommended surge suppressor, the espresso machine can be damaged at the power switch, the electronics, the heating element, the pressurstat, or the wiring inside. For more information, visit this page Power Protection.
- Water: To increase the useful life and not damage your espresso machine, please use softened water. Softened water is water without calcium and magnesium, but still has other minerals for espresso extraction. Do not use distilled, purified, or reverse osmosis water as these types of water create oxidation with the metals and cause the same damaging effects as limescale. For more information, visit this page Water Choice.
- Descaling: We do not recommend descaling unless there is an issue with the espresso machine. Too much descaling can eat away at the metals and gaskets inside an espresso machine. As a preventative measure, we recommend using softened water as explained in the bullet point above.
- Backflushing: This procedure of cleaning the grouphead will need to be performed from time to time. For more information, visit this page Espresso Machine Backflush – Why 50?
Support
Maintenance
Common Parts
Documentation
- Instruction Manual (7800034, REV 01, 20/Sep/2018)
- Parts Diagram (V1 / V2 / V3)
Technical Support
Parts Diagram
- Please use the parts diagrams provided below to determine the part(s) you need. Then use our search box above to find the part(s) on our website.
Note: These parts diagrams are provided by the manufacturers. We list them on our site for informational purposes only. We do not stock every single part listed nor can we guarantee that every part is available to order. - If uncertain, please go to the equipment model or part product page. Then use the Q&A tab found on that web page to ask your question.
- Lastly, and only if the first 2 options were exhausted, please use our parts inquiry page.
- Our call center does not have the training to handle parts inquiries for over 60,000 different parts items. Asking any questions regarding parts will more than likely result in you being referred to the above steps.
- Please note also that all parts purchases are non-returnable or refundable and do not include technical support, instructions, or warranties as the purchase price of any part does not cover the cost of technical support. Technical support is available for repairing equipment in our shop.
- Sorry, we will only special order a part for a model we carry AND was purchased through our supply chain.
- Since we are unaware of the mechanical, electrical, and/or plumbing expertise of a parts buyer or the tools owned by a parts buyer, we are never able to advise if a self-repair can be performed.
- production date of June 10, 2020 or later,
- serial #265331 or later.
| SKU |
| 1100056 |
| 1400109 |
| 1400112 |
| 1400120 |
| 1400140 |
| 2400007 |
| 2400018 |
| 3300012 |
| 3700001 |
| 8600009 |
| 9100022 |
| 9200014 |
| 9400051 |
| 9500046 |
| AST114 |
| GV036-12 |
| MC192 |
| MC268 |
| MC591 |
| SKU |
| 1600028 |
| 3700028 |
| 3700029 |
| 3700056 |
| 3700057 |
| 9600034 |
| 9600042 |
| 9600077 |
| 9600148 |
| GV025/46 |
| MC268 |
| MC786 |
| SKU |
| 1100024 |
| 3700006 |
| 3700032 |
| 3700034 |
| 9100022 |
| 9600061 |
| 9700042 |
| SKU |
| 1400139 |
| 3700026 |
| 9400045 |
| 9600052 |
| CD366/1 |
| CD553 |
| MC032 |
| MC100 |
| SKU |
| 3000059 |
| 3700035 |
| 9100003 |
| 9200012 |
| 9400046 |
| 9600008 |
| 9600009 |
| 9600010 |
| 9600027 |
| 9600028 |
| CD368/2 |
| GV025/31 |
| SKU |
| 2000007 |
| 3700015 |
| 8300005 |
| 9600092 |
| 9600105L1 |
| 9700043 |
| 9700052 |
| CD024/466 |
| GV025/23 |
| GV025/27 |
| MC073 |
| MC117 |
| MC521 |
| MC522 |
| MC935F |
| 4000042 |
- The code 2000007 includes the heating element at the apposite voltage
- The assembly code 4000042 includes the heating element in the apposite voltage
| SKU |
| 2000007 |
| 3700015 |
| 8300005 |
| 9600092 |
| 9600105L1 |
| 9700043 |
| 9700052 |
| CD024/466 |
| GV025/23 |
| GV025/27 |
| MC073 |
| MC117 |
| MC521 |
| MC522 |
| MC935F |
| 4000042 |
| SKU |
| 1000030 |
| MC042 |
| SKU |
| 2200110 |
| 3700041 |
| 8600010 |
| 9100022 |
| 9700001 |
| MC005 |
| MC043 |
| MC073 |
| MC101 |
| MC101-100 |
| MC117-150 |
| MC117-340 |
| MC931 |
| SKU |
| 1000168 |
| 2200066 |
| 2200075 |
| 2200100 |
| 8700009 |
| 9100040 |
| 9700038 |
| CD624 |
| CP032 |
| FS017 |
| MC037 |
| MC215 |
| MC268 |
| SKU |
| CD348-1 |
| MC073 |
| MC117-200 |
| MC238 |
| MC744 |
| SKU |
| 9700041 |
| MC073 |
| MC117-350 |
| SKU |
| 4000070 |
| 9700010 |
| MC731 |
| SKU |
| 4000034 |
| SKU |
| 1400141 |
| 1400142 |
| 3300008 |
| 8600011 |
| MC192 |
| SKU |
| 3300036 |
| 8800088 |
| 8800059 |
| 8800060 |
| 8800061 |
| 8800062 |
| 8800063 |
| 8800064 |
| 8800065 |
| SKU |
| 1400118 |
| 8600008 |
| SKU |
| 1000102 |
| 1600046 |
| 1600038 |
| 9200013 |
| 9300018 |
| SKU |
| MC049-1 |
| MC050 |
| SKU |
| MC269 (EUROPE) |
| MC269-110 (US) |
| MC269UK (UK) |
| MC269IL (ISRAEL) |
| MC269AUS (AUS) |
| MC269-100 (JAPAN) |
| MC269CHN (CHINA) |
| SKU |
| PLA180S |
| PLA9101 |
| PLA9201 |
| PLA9203 |
| PLA930M |
| SKU |
| PLA481A |
| PLA481B |
| PLA481M |
| PLA481N |
| PLA481R |
| PLA481W |
| PLA580V |
| PLA582V |
Reviews
FAQ
Submit Questions for FAQ
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how would I go about adjusting the pressure from the current 11-12 bars down to 8-9 bars?
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Q how would I go about adjusting the pressure from the current 11-12 bars down to 8-9 bars? answer nowAsked on July 17, 2026 11:30 amA
The vibration pump on this machine can not be adjusted. One way to adjust is to coarsen the grind fineness, place less coffee in the basket, and/or reduce the tamp pressure. One can reduce the maximum pressure the OPV opens at, but this is not adjusting the pump pressure. We no longer advise on adjusting this as one too many rotations can cause irreversible damage the OPV and render it useless - usually not covered under any warranty because it is internal and not designed for owners to modify. Hence, one proceeds at their own risk if damage occurs.
Hello, I bought the original Lelit Elizabeth from you, I'm thinking it was probably 2019 or so. I have gradually lost the ability to get good crema, despite experimenting with many temp setting changes. I notice that the pressure is 12 bars during extraction, and I've heard that I might get better crema if I lower that number and adjust the grind accordingly. Is this true? Do you advise that I change the extraction pressure? If so, how do I go about changing the pressure down to 9 or 10 bars? If not, what else do you suggest to get this machine back to producing good crema like it did in the beginning?
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Q Hello, I bought the original Lelit Elizabeth from you, I'm thinking it was probably 2019 or so. I...... Read more answer nowAsked on June 15, 2026 12:02 pmA
This is usually a grinder issue. Please read our article about pressure gauges and manometers.
I have a Lelit Elizabeth, and the buttons 2 and 3 (which I usually don't use) have broken, and fallen into the machine. Could I get the machine repaired at your shop? How much would a pre-paid shipping be for the machine? The thread of the buttons has broken off. I bought the machine a few years ago, so does not have warranty any longer. I assume. It is an EU model with 220V.
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Q I have a Lelit Elizabeth, and the buttons 2 and 3 (which I usually don't use) have broken, and fa...... Read more answer nowAsked on April 13, 2026 11:41 amA
We are very sorry, at this time, we only repair machines purchased from 1st-line Equipment, LLC. We suggest you contact Lelit directly for a recommendation to have your machine repaired.
Hello. I’ve been happy with this machine (Elizabeth). Recently I noticed condensation inside machine and behind the glass on the indicators for manometer and LCC below it. I also hear machine periodically refill the boiler unexpectedly. Is this a know symptom / solution that can be easily fixed? What are my options
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Q Hello. I’ve been happy with this machine (Elizabeth). Recently I noticed condensation inside mach...... Read more answer nowAsked on March 30, 2026 1:39 pmA
It is best to have the machine evaluated by a professional if you can not discover the source(s) of a steam or water leak inside. At this point, it is best to stop using the machine with a steam or water leak since more damage can occur.
We purchased our Lelit Elizabeth V3 Espresso Machine, PL92T two years ago from your store (3/2/24). Starting last summer, the steam wand has been leaking more and more. Unfortunately, when we tried to replace the valve stem (Part 2200075), the threading in the steam valve was ruined so much, from our overtightening for several months, that the new valve cannot screw into place. We have purchased a new steam valve (Part 2200066). We were able to remove the steam wand so that we were able to take the steam valve out of the machine, but we don't know how to loosen the steam valve from the upper part of the steam wand that sits just below the steam valve. According to parts diagrams, it has loxeal on it and we have been unable to loosen it so far. Do you have advice for how to loosen loxeal so that we can replace the steam valve? If not, what are our options for repair of our machine? How long might it take and how much might it cost? We live in South Dakota and still have the original boxes from when the machine was shipped to us. Are there repair locations closer to us that you would recommend instead? Also, do we need to replace these wire connections on the steam boiler? Or will they still be ok? Some of them have browned, with one looking a bit melted.
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Q We purchased our Lelit Elizabeth V3 Espresso Machine, PL92T two years ago from your store (3/2/24...... Read more answer nowAsked on March 30, 2026 1:28 pmA
Based on the photographs emailed....
a) a lot of 'elbow grease' or force is needed to reverse the nuts from the valve plaform
b) as for the terminal protectors, these can be replaced but discoloration does not make them faulty. If the wires were burned or melted, then new terminals and protectors should be installed.
Sorry, we do not have anyone in your area. However, you can search the web and contact the closest repair shops to see if they would work on the machine. Otherwise, it can be shipped to us after a Repair Authorization is issued.
Hi, Do you have the solenoid valve for the hot water tap for the Lelit Elizabeth in stock?
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Q Hi, Do you have the solenoid valve for the hot water tap for the Lelit Elizabeth in stock? answer nowAsked on March 18, 2026 2:15 pmA
Please follow our online guidelines for parts in regards to this question. Sorry, the same model machine can have different parts inside.
The LCC seems to have gone out on my Elizabeth and it is still making espresso and the wand works perfectly, but there is no screen so of course there is no timer or pre-infusion settings so I want to replace the LCC but was curious if there is another part, I should be looking at before replacing the LCC or in conjunction with the LCC I don’t want to order a $300 LCC display if it turns out to be something else
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Q The LCC seems to have gone out on my Elizabeth and it is still making espresso and the wand works...... Read more answer nowAsked on March 17, 2026 11:21 amA
There can be an issue with the LCCm the cabling or the brain unit. Usually, the brain unit can be ruled out with the operation of the machine, but more importantly, the refill of the steam boiler when you removed about 6-8 ounces of hot water from the hot water valve. Then more to the next step.
With the machine cold and unplugged from the electrical outlet, please remove the top cover and
a) Remove the connections from the back of the LCC and reconnect.
b) Check the wiring and cabling for nay burn marks.
c) Test the machine after putting back the top cover.
If the LCC still is not displaying, then follow the LCC cabling to the brain unit and make sure it is secure (remove and reinsert). The removal and reinsertion can remove any carbon buildup on the electrical terminal connections. After this, our next step would be to replace the LCC first.
I want to replace the steam valve stem on my Lelit Elizabeth V3. Do you stock the part?
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Q I want to replace the steam valve stem on my Lelit Elizabeth V3. Do you stock the part? answer nowAsked on February 20, 2026 4:03 pmA
Unfortunately, we do not stock that part.
I own a lelit elizabeth v2 and need to replace the vacuum breaker valve. I'm having a hard time finding MC9700015. Will the part for the v3 work on the v2?
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Q I own a lelit elizabeth v2 and need to replace the vacuum breaker valve. I'm having a hard time f...... Read more answer nowAsked on February 9, 2026 12:55 pmA
Hello. Sorry that you are having a difficult time finding the part. We do not stock the Elizabeth V2 vacuum breaker valve, sku MC9700015, and the V3 vacuum breaker will not work in the V2 machine. However, if you follow this link you will find information about several other vacuum breaker valves that may be compatible with your V2 Elizabeth.
I have a Lelit Elizabeth that I purchased from you around 3.5 years ago that has started drip leaking from the hot water spout (not the steam wand). I opened up the top and couldn’t figure out what the source of the problem might be. Wondering if you have run into this issue in the past and know what needs to be done.
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Q I have a Lelit Elizabeth that I purchased from you around 3.5 years ago that has started drip lea...... Read more answer nowAsked on January 22, 2026 12:08 pmA
Probably a bad solenoid valve that is not closing properly. Either needs to be descaled or replaced.
