Accessing the Inside – VBM Domobar Super Analogic

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Before you start, it is best to power off your machine and allow it to cool. This helps prevent burning yourself from touching certain parts inside.

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Unplugging the machine from the outlet is another safety step. Especially when touching any electrical parts inside.

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If you are using the machine tank mode, it is also important to empty and remove the water tank. This helps prevent spilling water accidentally into the machine as you are working on it.

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Behind the water tank is the serial numer sticker.

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You can adjust the pressurestat through the top grill as seen above.

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To remove the body panel, there are 4 screws on the left & right side. The top 2 screws are flat head. The other 2 are Allen key.

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This gives you side access to the internal components. On the left side, you can access the pressurestat, brain unit, boiler safety reset, heating element, pump & motor, and other parts.

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On the right side, you have access to the boiler probe, over pressure valve, and other parts.

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The back plate can be removed to allow you to work on the inside easier. First, there are 2 Allen key screws on the top grill.

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Last, there are 2 more Allen key screws near the bottom rear.

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The back plate can rest on its side easily.

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