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Parker Lucifer 3-way Solenoid Valve with 230V XS03S6 coil
Details:
Most commercial coffee machines have this XS03S6 solenoid or Parker Solenoid ZB09 Valve 230V in the group head. This XS03S6 valve has a bigger coil and can be used instead of the ZB09.
This solenoid valve and the coil are typically found on the group head of a commercial coffee machine and home machines and have the longer-lasting ruby viton seal pad - better for hard water areas. The cheaper versions have a rubber pad and don't last as long.
If you are in a hard water area - and water filters have been neglected or daily backflushing is not observed - then the electrovalve is probably blocked.
It is best practice to replace solenoid screw hex M4 x 10mm screws at the same time, as they could get sheared next time - dont over tighten !
You may need to replace your solenoid valve and coil if:
No water is coming from the group
Water is constantly dripping from the group or the solenoid base
Valve burned out - This is rare - more likely that the valve is blocked or worn.
Size: drain ø 1/8" conical - max 10 bar
Size hole: RUBY seal - orifice ø 1.5 mm
Fluid temperature: -30°C+140°C
Manu. code: E131F4304
How to replace a solenoid valve:
Make sure you have turned off the water connection before you remove these valves, otherwise, water will spurt out of the group.
Remove the 4 hexagonal nuts with an Allen key - make sure you have the correct Allen key otherwise, you may damage the nut.
Insert the Allen key into the hexagonal nut and tap anti-clockwise with a spanner - this will break the seal caused by a mineral build-up.
When replacing make sure that the hole of the solenoid is correctly aligned with the hole in the coffee group, otherwise, you won't get any water from the group. Also make sure the o rings are present on the base of the body, as they can slip off during transport.
If you have to replace it while the machine is still warm - be careful as hot water will pour from the group - better to do it while it cold.
Refit the coil and check the body for leaks.
💡If screws were hard to take off - then you should replace them with new screws, as next time they may not come off if they are damaged. see solenoid screw hex M4X10.
Galway, Ireland
