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LUCCA M58: Replacing Steam Boiler Element
Below you will find instructions for replacing the steam boiler element in a Quick Mill LUCCA M58 Espresso Machine. (Difficulty ☕☕☕)
Tools Needed:
- 1 7/16" Socket + Impact Driver
- Phillips Screwdriver
- 7mm Crescent Wrench/Adjustable Wrench
- New 1400W Element
1. Drain the boiler of the machine.
2. With the bottom panel removed, you will have access to the boilers. If the machine is laying on its right side, the element for the steam boiler will be up higher. It has a third wire coming out of it as well, if you're having trouble distinguishing between the two elements.

3. Remove the 3 wires from the element and grab your 1 7/16" socket with your impact driver, and remove the element.

4. Remove and transfer the wire post from the center of the element to the new element.

5. Reinstall the new element in reverse order, making sure the gasket is in place. Test machine and check for leaks which would indicate needing to tighten the element down a little bit more.