What the switch in a coffee machine does
The switch is used to turn the coffee machine on and off, or to control individual functions such as heating, steam preparation, or starting the coffee flow. It is a mechanical or electrical component through which the control or power signal passes to the given part of the machine.
Signs of wear or malfunction
- The coffee machine does not turn on, or only turns on occasionally after repeated pressing
- The function the switch is meant to control does not respond at all, or only sporadically
- The control button is loose, sticks, or makes an unusual sound when pressed
- The indicator light (if the switch has one) does not light up even though the function works
Why you shouldn't put off the replacement
A worn or damaged switch can cause unreliable control of the coffee machine, intermittent operation of important functions, or, in worse cases, a risk of short circuit. Timely replacement restores smooth and safe control of the appliance.
How to choose the right part
Switches differ in number of poles, positions, current and voltage load, and design (for example, with or without a signal indicator light). Before purchasing, check compatibility with your machine in the compatibility table on the product page.
Compatible with
- BASIC-D (20130620-)
- BASIC-M (20130620-)
- CLASSE-6 (20121117-)
- CLASSE-6-LEVA-07 (20130129-)
- CLASSE-6-S-07 (20140121-)
- CLASSE-7-LEVA (20121117-)
- CLASSE-7-S-14 (20150211-)
- EPOCA (20140116-)
+ 11 more compatible models
- EPOCA-1-GR-E-07 (20141126-)
- FANTASY
- SILVIA (20140116-)
- CLASSE-7 (20141021-)
- SILVIA (20181010-)
- BABY-9 (20150114-)
- SILVIA
- SILVIA (20211028-)
- SILVIA-E (20191108-)
- SILVIA-E (20211028-)
- BABY-9 (20150623-)
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