Bezzera espresso machine models
Bezzera has produced a broad range of single-group domestic and prosumer machines as well as traditional commercial espresso machines. Select the dedicated model category where available to narrow the assortment to model-specific and shared compatible parts.
Domestic and prosumer Bezzera models
These machines are not technically identical. For example, Bezzera uses different group concepts across its domestic and prosumer range, and model versions can differ in pump type, water supply and temperature control. Choose parts according to the exact machine rather than assuming that a component used on one Bezzera domestic model will fit another.
Commercial and traditional Bezzera models
Commercial Bezzera machines can have different manual, semi-automatic or volumetric configurations depending on the series and version. Components such as flowmeters, dosing electronics, group valves, switches and control units should therefore be matched to the exact machine configuration.
Other Bezzera models represented in the parts assortment include the B2006, B2013, Ebbis, Giulia and Strega. Where no dedicated model page is available, use the Bezzera model filter and the OEM reference on the product page to identify suitable parts.
Bezzera brewing groups: E61-style and Bezzera-specific designs
One of the most important differences between Bezzera models is the brewing group. Several machines use an E61-style brewing group. This applies to models in ranges such as the Magica, Mitica, Unica and other related machines.
An E61-style Bezzera group should not automatically be treated as identical to every Faema E61 application. Some seals, valves, springs and other components are shared, while other parts can differ. Check dimensions and the Bezzera reference rather than selecting a component only because it is described as E61.
Other models use a different Bezzera group design. The Bezzera BZ10, for example, uses a solenoid-operated Bezzera group with dedicated group heating elements rather than an E61-style lever group. Its portafilter geometry and group sealing system are also different. This is why group gaskets, portafilters and group parts must always be matched to the specific Bezzera group.
Bezzera group gaskets, shower screens and portafilters
Regularly serviced brewing-group parts include group and portafilter gaskets, O-rings, valve seals, springs, diffusers and shower screens.
For a group gasket, compare the outside diameter, inside diameter, thickness and shape. A small difference in gasket thickness can change how far the portafilter locks into the brewing group. Shower screens must also match the diameter and mounting method of the group.
The same caution applies to Bezzera portafilters. E61-style and Bezzera-specific groups can use different ear orientation, ear thickness and locking geometry. A portafilter that fits one Bezzera model is therefore not automatically correct for another.
Water tanks, pumps and water supply
The water-supply system depends strongly on the Bezzera model and version. Many domestic machines use an internal water tank combined with a vibration pump, while other configurations can use a rotary pump and a different water supply arrangement.
The BZ10, for example, is represented with a water-tank and vibration-pump configuration, while the Magica range contains different pump configurations depending on the version. Do not order a pump based only on its appearance: check pump type, voltage, connections, mounting and the original Bezzera reference.
For pump components and replacements, browse our espresso machine pumps.
Boilers, heating and temperature control
Bezzera boiler parts can include complete boilers, heating elements, heating-element gaskets, heat exchangers, probes, thermostats, pressure switches and safety components.
Heating elements can vary in voltage, wattage, dimensions and mounting. Bezzera also uses different temperature-control methods depending on the machine and version. Some machines use pressure or thermostat-based control, while others have electronic temperature or PID control.
For this reason, an electrical component should always be matched using its voltage, connector arrangement and OEM reference. A controller used on one version of a BZ-series or prosumer machine may not be suitable for another generation.
Steam, water and solenoid valves
Steam and hot-water assemblies contain a number of service parts, including valve shafts, seals, O-rings, springs, handles and complete steam valves. A leaking valve does not always require replacement of the complete assembly; the worn component may be an internal gasket, O-ring or valve shaft.
Solenoid valves are used for brewing groups, water circuits and other hydraulic functions. Check the number of ports, flange or threaded connection, coil voltage and valve configuration before selecting a replacement.
Flowmeters, dosing and electrical components
Volumetric Bezzera machines can use flowmeters and electronic dosing components to control programmed coffee volumes. Depending on the model, the electrical system can also contain control boards, dosing devices, switches, level regulators, probes, thermostats and PID components.
For dosing electronics and related controls, use the exact machine version and Bezzera reference. Visually similar electronic components are not necessarily interchangeable. You can also browse our espresso machine dosing devices.
Shared E61, supplier-made and universal Bezzera parts
Not every correct Bezzera spare part is exclusive to the Bezzera brand. Some machines use E61-style components that are also found on other espresso machine brands, while pumps, solenoid valves, pressure switches, fittings, O-rings and other supplier-made parts can have several applications.
A shared component can therefore correctly appear in the Bezzera category even when another manufacturer or supplier is also mentioned in the product description. This does not mean that every apparently similar part is interchangeable. Compatibility should be confirmed by the Bezzera model, OEM cross-reference, dimensions and technical specification.
Original and compatible Bezzera spare parts
The Bezzera assortment can contain both original/OEM parts and compatible replacement parts. An original part follows a Bezzera manufacturer reference, while a compatible component is supplied as an alternative for a specified application.
For both types, correct machine compatibility remains the most important factor. Use the OEM number where available and check dimensions, voltage, wattage, connection type and machine version before ordering.
Can't find the Bezzera part you need?
Start with the exact Bezzera model, machine version and OEM part number. For group and hydraulic parts, dimensions, threads and connections can help identify the correct component. For electrical parts, also check voltage, wattage and connector type.
If your model does not yet have a dedicated category, use the Bezzera model filter on this page. Components for machines such as the B2006, B2013, Ebbis and Strega may still be available within the main Bezzera assortment.
