List of products by brand Brasilia

Keeping discontinued machines running: what matters

When a manufacturer is no longer fully active, parts sourcing becomes more specific: correct sizing, correct electrical ratings, and the right valve or group variant can make the difference between a quick fix and repeat faults. That’s why maintenance on older Brasilia machines often focuses on replacing wear parts early and keeping critical hydraulic and heating components within spec.

Typical Brasilia spare parts you can source

Exact parts depend on the model, but common service categories for commercial espresso machines include:

Group and brewing parts

• Group gaskets, shower screens, dispersion parts

• Portafilter components, filter baskets, screws and small hardware

Steam and hot-water valve parts

• Valve rebuild components, seals, springs, stems

• Steam tips and hot-water outlet parts

Hydraulic components

• Solenoid valve parts (coils, plungers, seals—model dependent)

• Non-return/check valves, anti-vac parts, restrictors

• Hoses, fittings, O-rings and sealing washers

Pumps and pressure control

• Pump-related parts (where applicable)

• Pressure switches, OPV/expansion/relief components, safety valves

Heating and temperature

• Heating elements, boiler fittings and service parts

• Probes/sensors, thermostats and safety cut-outs

Electrics and controls

• Switches, keypads/buttons, relays/contactors

• Control electronics (model dependent) and wiring-related parts

Why correct parts selection matters

Using the correct replacement parts helps maintain:

• stable pressure and repeatable extraction

• strong steam performance and faster workflow

• leak-free operation and safer temperature/pressure protection

• fewer repeat repairs, especially on older machines