Kaffebox Profitec Vibration Pump Replacement Part
608 NOK
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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 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 Profitec Go Espresso Machine
12554 NOK
Single boiler espresso machine with ring brew group Heating phase 5-7 min PID Brewing counter in seconds Programmable ECO mode Programmable temperature mode Brass boiler - 0,4 l Boiler insulation Copper heating Water tank with 2,8 l volume Removable water tank lid Vibration pump Pump pressure gauge Expansion valve for brewing pressure adjustment Button panel Rotary valve for steam extraction Cup tray Power usage: 230 V/1200 W Weight 12.9 kg Dimension (WxDxH): 210 x 362 x 381 mm without portafilter 210 x 410 x 381 mm with filter holder https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aROy-ZjgZUQ
Kaffebox Profitec Pro 300 Espresso Machine
20009 NOK
Manual Download Technical Data Dual boiler 0.4 l coffee boiler with a ring brew group PID-display to regulate the temperature of the coffee boiler PID display showing the brewing time in seconds Programmable ECO-Mode 0.75 l stainless steel steam and hot water boiler Copper heating element Vibration pump Boiler pressure gauge Automatic shut-off when machine reaches low water volume 2.8 l water tank with built-in adapter Power usage : 230V/2200 W Weight 18 kg Dimensions (WxDxH): 255 x 415 x 385 mm without portafilter 255 x 475 x 385 mm with portafilter
Kaffebox Fellow Aiden Thermal Carafe Lid (Replacement Part)
354 NOK
What this part is This is the lid for the Aiden Precision Coffee Maker's thermal carafe, sold on its own as a spare. The carafe is not included. If you need both parts, the carafe and lid are also available together as a set. How a brew-through lid works Most thermal drip brewers use a lid with an opening in the top so brewed coffee runs straight from the filter basket into the closed carafe. The alternative, brewing with the lid off and fitting it afterwards, lets a full pot's worth of steam and heat escape at exactly the moment the coffee is hottest. Keeping the carafe sealed throughout is a meaningful part of how Aiden holds temperature without a hot plate. Practically, this means the lid is in the path of every brew. It sees hot coffee, coffee oils and steam on each cycle, and it is the component most likely to stain or pick up odours over time. Why owners buy a spare Two common reasons beyond simple breakage. The first is rotation: keeping a second lid means one can dry fully after washing while the other is in use, which matters because moisture trapped under a lid that goes back on damp is the usual cause of musty smells. The second is modification. Because Aiden's carafe fills from the top without a funnel to mix the stream, a large batch can end up stronger at the bottom than at the top, and a handful of owners have modified a spare lid to redirect the flow while leaving the original untouched. Stirring the carafe before pouring achieves the same thing without any modification. Care Rinse the lid under warm running water after each use and wash it with warm soapy water and a soft-bristled brush. Do not put it in the dishwasher. Avoid abrasive cloths and harsh household cleaners, which will scratch the finish. Dry it fully before storing it on the carafe, or leave it off so air can circulate. Specifications Compatibility Fellow Aiden Precision Coffee Maker thermal carafe Type Brew-through lid Included Lid only Dishwasher safe No, hand wash only What's in the box Aiden thermal carafe lid
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
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 Profitec GO 2.0 Single Boiler Espresso Machine
12054 NOK
A single boiler that behaves like a bigger machine The GO has been Profitec's entry point since 2023, and the 2.0 keeps what worked. Same 58 mm ring brew group, same insulated brass boiler, same vibration pump with an externally accessible screw for setting brew pressure. Heat-up runs a fast routine: the boiler climbs past brew temperature, the display prompts a flush through the portafilter, and you are pulling shots in roughly 7 to 8 minutes rather than the 20 or more an E61 machine needs. Independent testing by Kaffeemacher in May 2026 measured a 3.65 °C temperature window across 14 back-to-back extractions, and 0.088 kWh for a cold start plus one espresso. Both figures are unusually good for a single boiler, and they are the practical reason this machine suits someone who wants one or two good shots a day without leaving a machine warming for half an hour. What changed from the original GO The update is software and interface, not plumbing. If you already own a first-generation GO, the espresso it makes will not taste different. What changes is the daily handling: the old single push-button that ran hot is gone, the display is easier to read, and several features that used to be reserved for Profitec's more expensive models are now here. Feature GO 2.0 GO (first generation) Display OLED LCD Brew controls Two LED-lit, time-programmable buttons One push-button Pre-infusion Selectable and programmable Not available Cleaning Automatic group cleaning cycle and guided descaling Manual After steaming Automatic cool-down, boiler refills with cold water Manual cooling flush Low water in tank Last Shot: finishes the running extraction first Cuts off On/off timer Programmable Not available Portafilter Bottomless with interchangeable silicone spouts Spouted Boiler, pump, brew group Unchanged Unchanged Who it suits, and who it does not This is a machine for espresso and Americano drinkers who make the occasional cappuccino. A single boiler heats either brew water or steam, not both, so a milk drink means brewing first, waiting about 30 seconds for steam, frothing, then letting the boiler come back down. The 2.0 speeds that return up by refilling the boiler with cold water automatically, but the two-step workflow remains. If you make several milk drinks back to back most mornings, a heat exchanger or dual boiler is the better fit. Worth knowing: the timed brew buttons dose by seconds, not by weight or flow, so grind changes will change what lands in the cup. Keep a scale under the cup while dialling in. Also purge the wand before frothing, as roughly 25 ml of condensate collects in the steam path. Specifications Type Single boiler with 58 mm ring brew group Boiler 0.3 L brass, insulated Temperature control PID with adjustable offset Heat-up time Approx. 7 minutes (Fast Heat-Up) Display OLED: shot timer in seconds, programmable on/off times, ECO mode, selectable pre-infusion Brew buttons Two, LED-lit, time programmable Steam and hot water Rotary valve for...
Kaffebox xBloom xPod Dock Replacement Part
418 NOK
Overview The xPod Dock is the removable holder that sits on the xBloom Studio's brew platform and keeps the xPod capsule centred and stable during the Autopilot brew cycle. It is a simple but necessary part: without it, the xPod has nothing to sit in while the machine grinds into it and brews. This listing is for the dock piece only, sold as a replacement or spare. When you might need one The xPod Dock ships with every xBloom Studio, so this is for buying it separately. Common reasons include replacing a cracked or worn dock, picking up a spare if you alternate between xPod and Omni Dripper brewing and want to keep things organised, or swapping to a different colour to match your Studio. The black dock ships as standard with both the Midnight Black and Moonlight White machines, so white Studio owners who want a colour-matched setup can pick up the white version here. Good to know The xPod Dock is only used for xPod-based Autopilot brewing. If you brew exclusively with your own beans using the Omni Dripper 2 (Copilot or Freesolo mode), you do not need this part. The dock simply lifts off the platform and the Omni Dripper docks magnetically in its place. Specifications Compatibility xBloom Studio Colours available Black, White Material Plastic What's in the box xBloom xPod Dock (1 unit)
Kaffebox 1Zpresso J Manual Coffee Grinder / manuell kaffekvern
2034 NOK
Package Contents: 1Zpresso J & cleaning brush Product specifications: Weight: 650±5g (1.4lbs) Dimensions: 15.8 x 5.7x13 cm Capacity of grounds chamber: 30-35g (depending on the bean type) Material: 304 stainless-steel, aluminum alloy, and wood. Replacement parts available: Rubber non-slip grip Wooden Knob or Skateboard Knob
Kaffebox Profitec Walnut Flow Control Handle
554 NOK
Overview This is a direct replacement handle for the Profitec E61 flow control device (item no. AC100094-00). The flow control itself is a stainless steel needle valve that mounts on top of the E61 group head, letting you restrict water flow during extraction for pre-infusion ramps, declining pressure, or gentler shots on light roasts. This handle is purely cosmetic: it doesn't change how the valve performs, only how it looks on top of the machine. The walnut wood version is designed to match Profitec's wood-accented line, including the JUMP, MOVE, PRO 800, and the matte black Drive that originally inspired the look. If you've already added walnut portafilter handles or lever-valve handles from Profitec's customization range, this completes the set on the flow control knob. How it differs from a flow control paddle Some flow control kits (notably the LUCCA and Lelit versions) use a wide wooden paddle instead of a knob. Paddles give you a longer lever arm and faster visual feedback on valve position, but they take up more space above the group and look quite different. The Profitec handle keeps the original knob shape and rotation feel, just in walnut instead of chrome. If you prefer the cleaner E61-style look and don't want a paddle protruding from your machine, this is the right upgrade. Specifications Material American walnut wood Compatibility Profitec flow control device, item no. AC100094-00 Function Cosmetic replacement, no change to flow behaviour Profitec item no. AC500055-00 Manufacturer Profitec GmbH, Germany Installation The original handle unscrews from the valve stem. Hold the body of the flow control device steady, twist off the stock knob, and screw the walnut handle on in its place. No tools required.
Kaffebox Olympia Express Maximatic Espresso Machine
55054 NOK
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHx2O3gEaOI About the Maximatic The Maximatic is Olympia Express's compact semi-automatic espresso machine. Unlike the hand-operated Cremina levers, it uses an electric vibration-damped pump to generate brew pressure and a heat-exchanger boiler, so it can brew espresso and steam milk at the same time. The draw is that it does this in a body only 19.5 cm wide, roughly the footprint of an A4 sheet, which makes it one of the smallest dual-circuit machines available and a practical fit for a home kitchen, office, studio, or practice where counter space is tight. Build quality and history Olympia Express was founded in Switzerland in 1928 and has built espresso machines for over 95 years. The Maximatic itself dates to 1974 and follows the layout of a classic bar machine in miniature. Its compact size is possible because the components, from the vibration-damped pump to the boiler, are custom-made rather than off-the-shelf. The front panel is polished stainless steel, the frame and casing carry a durable powder coating, and both the water tank and boiler are flavor-neutral stainless steel. At about 18.5 kg in a small body, it is dense and solidly built, and it is designed to be serviced and kept running for decades rather than replaced. How it works and who it suits Fresh water is drawn from the 1.5 L tank and circulated through a heat exchanger inside the 0.75 L boiler, where it reaches the brewing temperature of around 92 °C, while the boiler itself runs hotter to produce steam. Because brewing water and steam come from separate circuits, you do not have to wait between pulling a shot and frothing milk. Compared with the Cremina levers, the Maximatic trades the manual, tactile control of a lever for the convenience, speed, and milk-drink throughput of a pump machine. Choose it if you make milk-based drinks regularly or want quicker, more repeatable shots without learning lever technique; choose a Cremina if hands-on lever extraction is the appeal. Specifications Machine type Semi-automatic, dual-circuit (heat exchanger) Pump Vibration-damped pump Water tank Stainless steel, 1.5 L, refillable during operation Boiler Stainless steel, 0.75 L Brewing temperature About 92 °C Portafilter 54 mm on current models (older units 49 mm) Power 1000 W Voltage 220–240 V / 50 Hz (also available 120 V / 60 Hz) Cable length 160 cm Dimensions (W × D × H) 19.5 × 34 × 37 cm Weight About 18.5 kg Notable features Pressure gauge, water level indicator, illuminated logo as heating indicator, extra-long steam wand, cup-warming top, removable drip tray and grid Made in Switzerland What's in the box Maximatic machine 54 mm portafilter with single and double spout Single (1-cup) filter basket Double (2-cup) filter basket Tamper Good to know The water tank refills during use, so you do not have to stop mid-session to top up. As a pump machine, it supports backflushing for cleaning the brew group, which the lever machines do not. Current models use...
