Did some more tinkering and bought the Clippard SCPV-1-3 valve and the driver. I modified the existing Arduino code and got it to work. I'll post some pictures and roasts once I dial it in. I hooked up the assembly today and noticed that the max propane flow was reduced from 4.5 kpa to 3.5 kpa when ...

I ended up opening the machine, taking apart the inlet solenoid, and cleaning it. It appears that the solenoid did not close all the way and the steam boiler was overfilling. I'm back to normal Linea Mini steam

I'm looking into replacing the inlet solenoid, I think it is L053/110.01. I can't find it anywhere and I wonder if there's a Parker solenoid that could be substituted

Funny and sad, I've had mine for 5 years and a couple of weeks ago it started to spit a little water when steaming. I cleaned the autofill probe twice, cleaned the intake solenoid and still having the issues. I will probably need to replace the intake solenoid as I believe it does not close properly...

This morning the boiler did not heat up. I restarted the machine and it heat up ok. However, I suspect the software update since I did not have any issues before that

I removed the auto-fill probe and worked for a day. Then back watery steam. Any advice?

I've also had steaming issues since the last update. The steam is very wet, or it does not come up to pressure. I've had my machine for over 5 years and did not experience these issues. I believe the new software has a bug

I've had a Linea Mini for about 5 years and haven't had any major issues with it. However, yesterday morning I noticed that the steam is not as dry as it used to be and it spits out more water than before. My wife also noticed that when the steam boiler is louder when heating up. Any ideas what

any remedy for broken boiler screw heads?

I purchased an old and still functional Rancilio Silvia and wanted to replace the badly rusted steel frame. I purchased a stainless steel frame and proceeded to dismantle the old machine; wow, the rust is unbelievable. But that's a different story. In the process, I wanted to remove the boiler screw...