Installing Starbucks Barista Pump

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Introduction

The pump is used to take the water from the reservoir to the portafilter and steam wand.

What you need

Step 1 Pump

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First remove all six screws on the back panel.
Remove the back panel, then set it aside.
Remove the two screws holding the bottom panel in place.
Remove the bottom panel, then set it aside.

Step 2

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Pull the drip tray out, then set it aside.
Turn the brew unit clockwise to unscrew.
Pull the tube that goes into water reservoir out.
Slide the water reservoir out through the front of the barista to remove it.
Remove the top tray from the backside.

Step 3

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Use an adjustable wrench to unscrew the connection tube between the pump and the boiler.
Pull off both tubes connecting on each side of the pump.
Remove the 3 electrical connectors from the pump.