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  1. Sage Forum
    Hi, You have a 3-way solenoid valve problem. Either: 1. The solenoid coil is open circuit (faulty) 2. The circuitry that controls the SC is faulty. 3. The piston inside the valve body is jammed with limescale. I'd put my money on option 3. Best wishes. Neville Bassett Repair Shop, Southampton.
  2. Sage Forum
    The pump is controlled by an electronic component called a triac. A very typical mode of failure is for the triac to short, meaning that the pump is always powered. Fitting a new pump will not fix the issue as it's not a problem with the pump but the circuitry that controls it. I'm 95% sure...
  3. Sage Forum
    Well done!
  4. Sage Forum
    Did it work?
  5. Sage Forum
    The input side comes from the bottom of the heater which is on the right. So the water travels from right to left. Therefore 1 should on the right side and 2 on the left side.
  6. Sage Forum
    Did you put the 3-valve in the right way? If you look at the white plastic moulding part of the valve, there will be a very feint 1 & 2. 1. is the input side, 2 is the output
  7. Sage Forum
    With the Sage Barista Express i'm refering to the solenoid valves when you look at the back with the cover off. So on the left side is the heater on the right side is the grinder.
  8. Sage Forum
    On a Sage Barista Express there are two solenoid valves. The right hand one is the 3-way valve that directs water to the steam & water outlet or if activated, to the group head. The left hand solenoid valve is activated at the end of the coffee/steam/water cycle to vent pressure down into the...
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