Ryohei
from
Japan
asks
Is it possible to exchange from my broken element (my machine is 1995 Europiccola with Red/White switch) to this new Element and the new Switch (435063 - Pavoni Switch for Europiccola - Red and Green) ?
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The Espresso Shop Replies:
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Hi
Yes. It is possible to change to the new element and we do it all the time in the workshop. What you have to do is purchase the element, element seal, a pressurestat, pressurestat pipe, safety thermostat, green and red switch and rewire the machine. It is not overly difficult to do, we can give you a wiring diagram. The cost is similar to purchasing the old two stage element. regards
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Rick
from
United States
asks
I am considering this to replace a shorted brass element with flat gasket from a 1993 La Pavoni Pro.
Two questions:
1) Mine does not have the safety button (heat triggered?) shown in the pictures and does not have wiring to support that. Does this element include the button or is that separate?
2) Is this style with round gasket is compatible with the boiler flange from a flat gasket model?
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The Espresso Shop Replies:
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Hi
This does not come with the safety thermostat, it is a separate item.
The round silicone gasket is suitable for the boiler but the screws that hold it on will need shortened or replaced as todays steel elements are much thinner than the old brass ones
Regards
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Alex
from
Germany
asks
I am considering buying a La Pavoni Europicolla here in Europe in the 230v Version, but I might move to Japan in the near future and the voltage there is 100v after all. Could I use the Europicolla overthere with just changing the heating element to this 120v one, or do I need further replacements? Is changing the heating element also possible for beginners with only simple tools?
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The Espresso Shop Replies:
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Hi Alex
Changing the element is very straightforward and can be accomplished by beginners but what you would purchase would be the replacement element , an element seal and a pressurestat pipe. A few basic tools are all that is required.
Kind regards
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Matt
from
United States
asks
Hi. I am thinking to buy a la pavoni 240v professional. I am intending to buy the 110v heating element, but not sure if I need to replace the pressurestat to 110 or not? Do I need to do so?
Thanks.
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The Espresso Shop Replies:
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Hi Matt
No you dont need to change the pressurestat just the element
Kind regards
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Sean
from
United States
asks
I am needing to replace the heating element in my La Pavoni from 2002. Is this the only part I need to buy? or do I need or buy a seal as well?
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The Espresso Shop Replies:
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Hi Sean
Yes you need to purchase a new seal https://www.theespressoshop.co.uk/en/La-Pavoni-Lever-Heating-Element-Seal-Black-Rubber---465225/m-2215.aspx
Regards
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Daren
from
Canada
asks
Hello.I just bought a La Pavoni Stradivari SPL. I need to change the heating element from 220V to one which is for 110V for Canada. Is this the right one? Do I need to change anything else like power swich, bulb, cable and do I need some extra parts while changing the heating element. In short: what parts I need to change to make it work on 110V current in Canada? Do you have the parts that I will need? Also, do you have a naked portafilter that will fit? Thank you for you help and advice! Much appreciated! I am looking forward with hope for good news! Your website and service are simply amazing! Greetings!
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The Espresso Shop Replies:
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Hi Daren
All you need to change is the element and the heating element seal. You can find the bottomless portafilter here https://www.theespressoshop.co.uk/en/La-Pavoni-Lever-Bottomless-Portafilter-Black-Handle-New-Group---2953010/m-2157.aspx
Regards
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