Bulb Change – Elektra a Leva & Semiautomatica

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  1. Unplug the machine and let it cool.
    • For the Microcasa Leva, leave the water in the boiler.
    • For the Microcasa Semiautomatica, empty the water from the top basin only.
  2. Remove the screw under the drip tray with a 1/4″ socket driver with a Philips head screwdriver.
  3. Lay the machine on its side on a towel and peel the bottom cover from the backside.
  4. Once inside, remove the 2 wires from the affected light. There is a nut that needs to be unscrewed and slid off the light. The light then comes out the front outside.
  5. Slide the new light in and put on the holding nut.
  6. Put the wires in place (order does not matter).
  7. Put the base back into place.
  8. Try to get a porthole in line with safety reset which looks like the one pictured and is the brown portion.
  9. Stand the machine up and press on the base in a downward motion to create a friction seal.
  10. Put the screw under the drip tray back in place creating a firm seal to disallow water to enter. Be careful not to over-tighten.
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