Finding the over-pressure valve on Bezzera BZ09
- misterpieter
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Can anyone help me locate the OPV on the BZO9?
(i find the underpressure-, 3-way-, 'everyway-' and 'everything', but no OPV...)
http://www.bezzera.it/pdf/42-en-BZ09_99 ... _rev00.pdf
thnx
(i find the underpressure-, 3-way-, 'everyway-' and 'everything', but no OPV...)
http://www.bezzera.it/pdf/42-en-BZ09_99 ... _rev00.pdf
thnx
Belgium: Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent, '(In) Bruges', and: BEER!
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On the Diagram- I see what they label as a surpression valve with 2 calibrated springs rated @12 bar and a 3 way valve.
- erics
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Stan's correct - turn item 6 in table 2 of the pdf until you get the pressure you want. A suggestion would be to put a blind filter in the group and adjust to 9.0 bar.
I suspect you will be happy.
I suspect you will be happy.
- misterpieter (original poster)
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we (my colleague and me) thought so too..
But when an other barista said that the suppression valve was an other valve, (i think his explanation was: 'releases the pressure from the boiler when this cools down') we weren't too sure anymore..
please confirmation that the BEZ's 'suppression valve' = 'overpressure valve'
thnx
But when an other barista said that the suppression valve was an other valve, (i think his explanation was: 'releases the pressure from the boiler when this cools down') we weren't too sure anymore..
please confirmation that the BEZ's 'suppression valve' = 'overpressure valve'
thnx
Belgium: Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent, '(In) Bruges', and: BEER!
- erics
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That's correct.please confirmation that the BEZ's 'surpression valve' = 'overpressure valve'