Kaffebox Cafelat Replacement Piston Seal

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Kaffebox Cafelat Parker Legris Replacement Tube Kaffebox Cafelat Parker Legris Replacement Tube 175 NOK Overview This is the small flexible tube that runs between the piston fitting and the pressure gauge on the Cafelat Robot Barista. The Robot Barista uses a simple push-fit Parker Legris system: the tube clips into a straight fitting on the piston at one end, and an elbow fitting on the gauge at the other. If that tube gets cut, pinched, or pulled out of shape, the gauge stops giving accurate pressure readings. This part replaces it. When you actually need this The pressure gauge system on the Robot is reliable and the tube usually just needs to be flicked back into the correct orientation if it has shifted. You only need a new tube if the original has been physically damaged, for example accidentally cut while working around the machine, or kinked badly enough that it no longer holds shape. If the gauge is reading oddly but the tube looks intact, check the tube position before ordering a replacement. Fitting it The Parker Legris fittings are push-fit. To remove the old tube, press down on the locking collar on the fitting and pull the tube straight out. Push the new tube in until it seats. No tools are needed for the tube itself. Note that this listing is the tube only, if your metal protective sleeve or the self-adhesive hook that routes the tube along the frame is also damaged, those are sold separately. Specifications Material FEP (fluorinated ethylene propylene) Outside diameter 4 mm Inside diameter 2.5 mm Length 20 cm Weight approx. 5 g Colour Clear Compatibility Cafelat Robot Barista (pressure gauge version, introduced January 2019) What's in the box 1 × Parker Legris flexible tube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRjlxgE3-6A
Kaffebox xBloom Studio Drip Tray Replacement Part Kaffebox xBloom Studio Drip Tray Replacement Part 254 NOK Overview The drip tray is the flat, removable tray that sits on top of the xBloom Studio's built-in scale. It serves two purposes: it catches overflow, drips, and small spills during brewing, and it provides a stable surface for your cup or server while the scale underneath tracks brew weight in real time. The tray lifts straight off the platform for emptying and cleaning, and xBloom confirms it is dishwasher safe. Every xBloom Studio ships with one drip tray, so this listing is for owners who need a replacement. Common reasons include a cracked or stained tray, or wanting a spare to swap in while the other is in the dishwasher. If you own the Moonlight White Studio and want a colour-matched setup, pick the white version. The black tray ships as standard with both the Midnight Black and Moonlight White machines. Why the drip tray matters for scale accuracy Because the Studio's scale sits directly beneath the drip tray, a warped or damaged tray can affect weight readings. The scale is accurate to 0.1 g up to 1,000 g and 1 g up to 2,000 g, and it relies on the tray transmitting weight evenly to the load cell. If your current tray is cracked, split, or no longer sitting flat, replacing it is worth doing before you start troubleshooting the scale itself. Specifications Product type Replacement part / spare Compatibility xBloom Studio (Midnight Black, Moonlight White, Twilight) Material BPA-free plastic Dishwasher safe Yes Function Drip/spill catcher, sits over the integrated scale platform What's in the box 1 × xBloom Studio Drip Tray
Kaffebox xBloom Replacement Water Tank Kaffebox xBloom Replacement Water Tank 654 NOK Overview This is the standard water tank that ships with the xBloom Studio, sold separately as a replacement or spare. It slots into the rear of the machine and is held in place by a simple detachable fit. The hinged lid on top opens for filling, and inside you will find xBloom's quick grind size reference chart printed on the lid interior. Why you might want a spare The most obvious reason is replacing a cracked or worn tank. But a second tank can also be practical if you use custom brew water (for example, a remineralised recipe with Third Wave Water or similar). Having a dedicated tank pre-filled with your preferred water mix means you can swap tanks without having to empty and refill each time you want to switch between tap-filtered and custom brew water. The Studio also supports an external water line via a 1/4" OD tube at the bottom of the machine, but the tank remains useful even for plumbed-in setups, since the Studio can toggle between the two sources. Specifications Compatibility xBloom Studio Capacity 946 ml (32 oz) Material Food-grade, BPA-free plastic Care Hand wash recommended; empty when not in use for extended periods to prevent scale and bacteria What's in the box xBloom Studio water tank (with lid)
Kaffebox Cafelat Parker Legris Fittings Replacement Parts Kaffebox Cafelat Parker Legris Fittings Replacement Parts 288 NOK Overview These are the two stainless steel Parker Legris push-fit fittings that hold the flexible tube in place on the Cafelat Robot Barista's pressure gauge system. The straight fitting threads into the piston, the elbow fitting threads into the back of the gauge, and the FEP tube clips into both via the push-in collars. Pick the variant you need from the dropdown. Both versions are sold individually. Which one do I need? If your gauge has come loose or the tube won't seat properly at the gauge end, you need the elbow fitting. If the problem is at the piston end, where the tube meets the lever assembly, you need the straight fitting. If both fittings have failed (uncommon, but it can happen if the system was forced apart), order one of each. The full set is also included in the Pressure Gauge Kit if you're rebuilding the whole gauge system. Fitting and removing the tube Both fittings use the standard Parker Legris push-to-connect mechanism. To insert the tube, push it firmly into the collar until it seats. To remove it, press down on the locking collar and simultaneously pull the tube straight out. Forcing the tube out without depressing the collar will damage the internal grip ring and leak after reassembly. Straight vs. Elbow Feature Straight fitting Elbow fitting Connects to Piston Pressure gauge Body shape Inline (straight through) 90° angle Tool to fit 9 mm socket 13 mm spanner Thread 1/8 BSPP 1/8 BSPP Push-in size 4 mm 4 mm Material Stainless steel Stainless steel Weight approx. 5 g approx. 5 g What's in the box 1 × Parker Legris fitting (in the variant you select: straight or elbow) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njEDrwZkSmk
Kaffebox xBloom Studio Magnetic Dosing Cup Replacement Part Kaffebox xBloom Studio Magnetic Dosing Cup Replacement Part 308 NOK Overview The Magnetic Dosing Cup is part of the xBloom Studio's weighing and dosing workflow. In Copilot or Freesolo mode, you place the cup on the Studio's integrated scale, add whole beans until you hit your target dose (typically 5–18 g for a single pour-over), then tip the beans into the grinder hopper. The magnetic base keeps the cup seated on the platform while you're weighing, and the cup lifts off with a light tug when you're done. Every xBloom Studio ships with one dosing cup, so this listing exists for owners who need a replacement (cracked, lost, stained) or want a spare. If you own the Midnight Black machine and prefer a colour-matched look, the black version is the one that ships as standard. Moonlight White Studio owners who want a matching cup can pick the white version instead. How it fits into the workflow The dosing cup is used whenever you brew with your own beans rather than xPods. It works together with the Studio's 0.1 g precision scale to let you weigh a repeatable dose before grinding. Because the cup sits directly on the scale platform, the Studio can tare the cup weight automatically through the app or machine interface. If you grind for espresso on a separate machine, the cup's opening also fits a 58 mm portafilter basket, so you can transfer grounds without an extra funnel. Specifications Product type Replacement part / spare Compatibility xBloom Studio (Midnight Black, Moonlight White, Twilight) Dose range 5–18 g Material Food-grade plastic + food-grade silicone, BPA-free Attachment Magnetic (seats on the Studio's scale platform) What's in the box 1 × xBloom Magnetic Dosing Cup
Kaffebox Cafelat Robot Espresso Maker Kaffebox Cafelat Robot Espresso Maker 5054 NOK Specifications 58mm filter baskets the same size as professional semi-automatic machines. Our baskets are extremely high quality, they are made by the same factory that makes all the best baskets in the world. Stainless Steel Tamper  1 piece stainless steel tamper designed and machined to precisely fit snugly in the basket and has tapered side walls to prevent ground being sucked back when you lift the tamper. Pressure gauge   Our Patent Pending system takes the pressure reading from inside the basket. Add to that the manual pressing of the lever arms, it enables you to manipulate pre-infusion,  flow and pressure in real-time to get the best from your coffee. Extraction pressure   Ignore the magic 9 bar, that figure originally referred to the pump output pressure of a Faema E61 machine, when in actual fact the pressure at the group will be lower, maybe even 1-2 bar lower.   Traditional lever machines (as measured by us) typically extract at 6-7 bars, and since the basket and piston on the Robot are the same size, we suggest you initially aim for 6-7 bars as well and adjust as preferred. Temperature management   The Robot is clearly not going to give you a La Marzocco type flat temperature profile.  But water off the boil poured into a gently pre-heated basket will yield approx 95 deg c water, and will give you up to 88 deg c coffee output from the basket. Extraction ratios  Certainly a 2:1 ratio of beverage mass to ground coffee is possible i.e. a 16g coffee dose can easily yield a 32g beverage weight. You can increase the beverage weight up to 40-45g if needed. Bottomless is best   For best results we recommend using the portafilter without the spouts - but when using the pressurised basket it is best to use with the spouts attached. It's a lever machine  Lever machines can be very forgiving thanks to their gentle pre-infusion and the soft ramp up to full pressure. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11ZSXVZbQbA
Kaffebox Fellow Aiden Thermal Carafe + Lid (1.5L Replacement) Kaffebox Fellow Aiden Thermal Carafe + Lid (1.5L Replacement) 1008 NOK A direct replacement for Aiden's carafe This is the same carafe and lid that ship with the Aiden Precision Coffee Maker, sold as a spare part. The body is double-walled stainless steel with a vacuum between the walls, which is why Aiden has no hot plate: the coffee holds its temperature instead of continuing to cook on a heating element, which is what produces the flat, bitter taste associated with older drip machines. The mouth is deliberately wide so the inside can be reached with a brush or a cloth. Coffee oils and tannins will stain the interior over time, particularly if a batch is left standing, so emptying and rinsing it after each pot is worth the habit. The magnet in the carafe Aiden detects whether the carafe is in position using a magnet built into the carafe itself. Pull the carafe mid-brew and the machine pauses; put it back and brewing resumes. Two practical consequences: a non-Fellow carafe will not work in its place, and the carafe should never be set on an electronic scale, since the magnet can throw off the reading or damage the load cell. How long it holds heat Fellow states the carafe keeps coffee above 43 °C (110 °F) for up to two hours. In practice, insulation works best when the vessel is full and pre-warmed. A small volume in a cold carafe loses heat noticeably faster, and several reviewers have flagged this as the machine's weakest point. Rinsing the carafe with hot water before brewing, and brewing closer to a full batch, both make a measurable difference. Care Hand wash the carafe and lid in warm, soapy water using a soft-bristled brush. Do not put either part in the dishwasher: the heat and detergent can damage the seal between the walls and dull the exterior finish. Skip abrasive pads and harsh cleaners. For built-up staining, a coffee equipment cleaner such as Cafiza or an oxygen-based cleaner, left to soak and then rinsed thoroughly, works better than scrubbing. Specifications Compatibility Fellow Aiden Precision Coffee Maker Capacity 1.5 L (10 cups) Material Double-walled, vacuum-insulated stainless steel Heat retention Above 43 °C for up to 2 hours (manufacturer figure) Carafe detection Built-in magnet, senses carafe position Dishwasher safe No, hand wash only What's in the box Aiden thermal carafe Carafe lid