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Profitec Pro 400: Cleaning the Temperature Sensor

If the boiler in your Pro 400 fails to maintain a consistent temperature or pressure, the culprit could be a dirty sensor.

Tools Needed:
- 14mm crescent wrench
- Scouring pad or steel wool or wire bristle brush
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NOTE: The machine should be unplugged and cool to the touch before you begin.
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1. Start by removing the panels from the machine.
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2. Create room to work by removing the reservoir tray and setting it aside.
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3. Identify the temperature sensor. Follow the double electrical lead to where it attaches to the machine's computer.
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4. Carefully peel back the protective sticker from the machine's computer.
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5. Unplug the electrical lead from the machine's computer
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6. Use the 14mm wrench to loosen the temperature sensor assembly's upper retaining nut.
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7. Clean any build up up from the top of the boiler and the temperature sensor threads.
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8. Use the method of your choice to clear the build up from the temperature sensor.
(Remember even a tiny bit of build up can cause problems, take your time and be thorough.)
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9. Before re-installing the temperature sensor, wrap the threads in PTFE tape.
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10. Re-install the temperature sensor by following these directions in reverse.

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