Restoring Rancilio Z9 DE, need advice and manual

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Hi,

My name is Johan and i have recently come across an old espressomachine that i will try to restore. It

askthecoffeeguy

try 'googling' a search for it on the web - i managed to get a complete manual for my Bezzera BZ99 that way otherwise try your local coffee supplier - if they cant help you they can probably tell you who can coffex coffee in melbourne have (had) an old guy who comes in once a week to rep[air old / speciality machines - try giving them a call Pat

Roni

i am interested in this topic as well, because i just started working with a 2 group automatic Z9 with more than a few problems (leaks here and there) and i'm frantically scouring the city for someone who can repair or give an estimation for one in or around Montreal. i know this machine has potential far beyond the watery espressos it's spitting out right now. ps can you tell me the name of the part in photo#67?

askthecoffeeguy

where do you live? you may be able to get repairs done i your area by an authorised repair person that wont necessarily cost the earth cheers, pat

melbournecoffeeguy

i am interested in this topic as well, because i just started working with a 2 group automatic Z9 with more than a few problems (leaks here and there) and i'm frantically scouring the city for someone who can repair or give an estimation for one in or around Montreal. i know this machine has potential far beyond the watery espressos it's spitting out right now. ps can you tell me the name of the part in photo#67?

That would be the sight glass it needs 4x sight glass seals they're like an "o" ring that has been flattened out and if you decide to replace them get a spare glass tube as well.

Roni

the machine is located in Old Mtl. can you suggest any local repair services?