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Water inlet valve

In the past you would find a (manual) water inlet valve on virtually every coffee machine, but nowadays it is not really that common anymore. Or in some cases you would get a hybrid version of such as water inlet valve. But in some cases the manual valve on a coffee machine can save you 

Espresso coffee machine water inlet valve
Cimbali/Faema tap spring guide

Cimbali/Faema tap spring guide

The item on this product page is a OEM/original Faema/Cimbali spare part. This item is a tap spring guide. The la Cimbali part reference numbers for this item are 4831117838 and 4831-117-838. For Faema the part reference number is 4831117838. This tap spring guide is made from white plastic and is installed in various water inlet valves. This unit is made...
€4.15
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Cimbali/Faema non return...

Cimbali/Faema non return valve spring 6,5x20mm

The item on this product page is a non return valve spring. This valve spring is used on various La Cimbali and Faema water inlet valves. The Cimbali part references for this item are 4731027556 and 4731-027-556. For Faema the part reference number is 4731027556.  This non return valve spring is made from stainless steel. The outer diameter is 6,5mm and...
€1.54
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Brooks Parts | Rancilio water distribution valve 24V Brooks Parts | Rancilio water distribution valve 24V

Rancilio water distribution valve 24V

This valve does look like the standard Rancilio water distribution valve, but it isn’t. The main difference is in the type of solenoid valve used, this is a 24V model instead of the 230/110V versions. This valve can be used on a variety of Rancilio and Rancilio Specialty espresso machines such as the Classe 10, Classe 11, Classe 9 and the Invicta...
€478.26
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In Most coffee machines you will find a water inlet valve or a combination of 2 types of systems. You used to have 3 types of water inlet valves

Manual inlet valve;
Solenoid inlet valve with manual overrride;
Solenoid inlet valve.

Manual inlet valve

This type of water inlet valve is barely found anymore. This was caused with the invention of the level regulator. Because of the level regulator a solenoid valve needs to be installed, seen the valve becomes electronically controlled. You would find this system on coffee machines before the 1990's. depends offcourse on which model you had.

Solenoid inlet valve with manual overrride.

This type of valve is maybe one of the handiest setups for a coffee machine, but not the cheapest. This valve is made up out of 2 systems. For the automatic boiler filling the solenoid valve is used. But if there is something wrong with the solenoid valve or level regulator you would always be able to fill the boiler manually with the manual valve. You would see these types of setups on coffee machine brands such as Astoria, Wega, Faema, Cimbali, Vibiemme and so on. But nowadays they are not that common anymore.

Solenoid inlet valve

This type of water inlet valve is currently one of the most common type of water inlet valves. In most cases this is just a solenoid valve installed in combination with a one way valve. In some cases you would have a casting, for example with Casadio and Cimbali, where the solenoid valve is combined with a valve. This has the disadvantage that these valves are more expensive. The "standard" 2 way solenoid valves are a lot cheaper.