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Spare Parts
So you have your second hand coffee machine and you have followed our tips before purchase but you need to service your machine.
You have two alternatives -use an engineer or do it yourself. Well its not rocket science but where do you get the parts from ? Some parts can be obtained from your local plumbers merchant but not many or else you can go to a specailist merchant of espresso machine spare parts or ask us too help you find the part. Actually sometimes the most difficult thing to do is decide which spare part you need -just ‘blog us’ and we promise to answer in 24hrs or less.
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29/08/2007 at 12:37 am
Hello Andrew ?
Would you please help me to find Olympia Cremina67 - 1971 made 220V model’s parts ?
Please don’t refer U.S. 1st-line or Olympia Switzerland…
I have tried them already. I think it may very very hard for you to help. I don’t know Olympia is famous in U.K. or not..??
Many Thanks
RJ
29/08/2007 at 07:57 am
Hi RJ,
I have had a quick look through our parts manual which covers most makes distributed in the UK and no luck so far,
I assume from your comment its made by Olympia in switzerland or is that just the name - ie the small FRANKE, JURA machines are not made by those companies but by Ostericks [ i dont think thats the correct spelling]
But you are correct that parts from thirty odd years ago are hard to find - even from the manufacturers themselves.
What though are you actually looking for -a lot of parts are common to many machines?
Regards
Andrew
29/08/2007 at 08:06 am
RJ
Follow this link and tell me what part you need
http://www.olympia-express.ch/OMTD/Cremina67/Cremina67.htm
Regards
Andrew