Saeco Brew Unit Lubricant

Saeco Brew Unit Lubricant
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Key Features

  • Amount: 5 grams
  • Tube Size: 2 inches
  • Application: Apply a thin layer of lubricant to the moving parts of your machine. Refer to the user manual for the full instructions on applying lubricant to your particular Saeco machine.

Overview

When you start hearing those squeaks and creaks in your machine's brew unit, it's that time to lube up your brew unit with the Saeco Brew Unit Food Safe Lubricant. A thin layer on the moving parts should do the trick to ease the struggle your machine may be having and get your brew unit working like new again.

Philips Saeco
Philips is a fine producer of superautomatic espresso machines. From offering the best value in the category with the Philips Carina, to best in class performance in the Philips 4400 LatteGo, this is a brand that has refined and developed the perfect user experience for decades. We love Philips for their machines’ ease of use, quality performance, and AquaClean filtration, which makes maintenance a breeze. Start your espresso journey with Philips, and explore a whole world of incredible coffee.

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  • Manufacturer: Philips Saeco
  • Shipping Weight: 0.04 lbs

Warranty Information

What it Covers: Philips Saeco Superautomatic Espresso Machines and Saeco Xelsis Superautomatic Espresso Machine

Length: 2 Years new machines; 6 months refurbished machines, 3 months B-Class Refubished

Who Supports the Warranty: New: Philips; Refurbished: Seattle Coffee Gear

New Product Warranty Contact: +1-833-737-1212

Refurbished Warranty Contact: service@seattlecoffeegear.com

Can SCG Repair? Yes, read more about our repair services

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Brian B.
Keeping on hand

I bought these to keep on hand in case there is a supply chain shortage.

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Henry B.
Great Grease

This is the grease specified for my Saeco coffee machine. It has worked just fine for several years.

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sparksongs
Works the best for me

I’ve tried other lubricants in my Saeco machine, but this one is definitely the best. It’s a little pricey, but I figure our machine is worth it to keep it working properly. It’s also hard to find, so I’m glad Seattle Coffee Gear carries it. Thank you.

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Ann B.

There are other brands available but I trust saeco products with my saeco unit.

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Sharon A.
Only lubricant to use

Easy to use and keeps machine functioning well

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Chrome
Great Product & Instructional Vid

Thanks for the vid, great demonstration, easy to follow.

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Mike F.

Can I use the Miele lubricant on my Saeco brew unit since the Saeco lubricant is out of stock?

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David P.

is this food safe?

Customer

I would think so. But I don’t think the lubricant touches any coffee anyway that you end up consuming.

Connee A.

Absolutely! We have been using it for years!Connee

Petko T.

Yes, absolutely.

Beth P.

Yes I believe it is safe. I have been using it for 13 years with no issues. It only gets applied to the grooves of the brew unit so I do not even think it gets into the coffee at all.

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Anonymous

What models of Saeco machines does this product apply to?

Stephanie A.

You can use lubricant on the brew unit of any Saeco superautomatic. We generally only use it if you're hearing a loud squealing noise while the machine is brewing, and most of the brew unit maintenance is really just cleaning the brew unit by running it under water. If you choose to use some lubricant, just a tiny amount will go a long way, so use sparingly!

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Anonymous

On which parts do you apply this lubricant?

Vasile H.

Works great. I like it because it is a Seaco product and it is made for the machine

Brian H.

I bought this to lubricate the brew group of a Saeco xelsis. It shows in the user manual (which can be downloaded) the exact locations in the brew group that the lube should be applied.

Mark D.

You apply it on all the parts that slide. You should be able to figure this out by looking at the brew group once it's removed from the machine.

Douglas W.

To the slide guides on the brew group assembly.The Odea Go Cleaning and Maintenance Manual on page 30 and 31 provide instructions under "cleaning the brew group" under steps 3 and 4.Step 3 says: Lubricate the brew group guides using the supplied grease only.Step 4 says: Apply the grease evenly on both slide guides.

Artem T.(.

Pls have a look at gaggia or saeco maint video on YouTube, it is very clear there

Fentress M.

The brew group needs the lubercation; and in particular there's a kind of spindle that moves the bottom cilinder up and down that has to move freely. If, when the brew group is dumpimg the plug of coffee into the waste bin atthe end of brewing a shot, if the item isn't lubricated enough, you'll hear a kind of "plastic groaning'. Lookie here. I'm giving you a link to a video made wtih Gail from Seattle Coffee Gear showing how to lubricate the brew group which is common to Saeco. Most of their brew groups are the same, even after Phillips has taken a lot of Saeco over. I think you'll find that informative and instructive. I go without making espressos than I go where I have to have several a day. On you tube dot com, there's a link with Gajl from Seattle Coffee Gear showing you how to lubricate your Saeco brew group Follow her instructions and example. I hope that halpe you!

Customer

On the side Guides of the brew group. Only after it has been removed, cleaned and dried.

Ian D.

Hi,Yes, it's not clear from the documentation what to do with the lubricant. I apply it to the tracks where the moving parts slide.If you look inside the brew unit you'll see there are two tracks. That seems to have worked for me. Good luck with it!Ian

Marie M.

The two slide areas of the brew unit.

Kim W.

The brew group, once a month. Search youtube for the Philips-Saeco espressobrew group lubrication.flv video to show you exactly how. it's extremely helpful!

stein r.

I wish I knew, My Vienna is making squeaking noises and I think it needs a lube, too. I've tried the obvious places but it hasn't helped.

Customer

Internal areas in the brew unit where the plastic parts that move and touch when the brew unit is operating. Areas where the plastic touches the guides, ext. After use, only clean the brew unit with cold water rinse, do not rub away lubricant. Hot water dissolves lubricant

Stephen W.

On the tracks on the (in)side of the brew unit and the places it pivots...I use a qtip as it is very thick

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