Heating Element Check – Elektra Microcasa Semiautomatica

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You will need to check those parts with a multimeter. Sorry, we do not offer training on multimeter use as it can be complex. Second, as stated in our Terms & Conditions for Parts, there are no instructions for internal parts being changed.

Here are the parts you will need to see inside your machine and match:

If heating element is bolted to the flange, then you need these:
01168035 and 01193035

The other style has a welded flange and the little o-rings are not needed:
02983011

you can have either safety (both of these have a push button you can depress to see if it starts to heat).
01194035 or 02789035

This part you definitely need:
01168035

A metal plate with several holes and attached tubes, including a coiled tube, is resting on a white surface. This object appears to be a heating element from an Elektra Microcasa Semiautomatica espresso machine. © 2025 1st-line.com
A close-up of a metal object with coiled tubing attached to a round, flat base with multiple holes—likely part of an Elektra Microcasa or similar espresso machine. The tubing appears worn and discolored, suggesting its due for a Heating Element Check. © 2025 1st-line.com

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