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NIVONA Caferomatica 830 Coffee Machine: Damaged Display Repair, AliExpress Replacement

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How can I replace the damaged display in a NIVONA Caferomatica 830 with an AliExpress part?

You usually cannot swap in a random AliExpress display: the original module was a special SSD1303T10, and generic substitutes like BL-12864G2 ERNHn/SPD0301 were reported not to fit or to use a different controller [#17062856][#17833740][#18455044] The practical solution that finally worked was to buy an SSD1305/SSD1305Z OLED module from AliExpress and use one of the adapter PCBs developed in the thread; with the reversal fix, it works like the original and no missing-line problem appears [#18305185][#18233157][#18358600] For the J4rek adapter, the tested parts are C1=C3=100nF, C2=4.7uF, U1=SN74AHC1G00DBVR, U2=CD4071BM, and U3=CD4078BM, and the display is soldered directly to the adapter, which then plugs into the machine’s original 20-pin connector [#18959999][#18279191] If you build the simplified version, the TPS61045 stays on the original board; in the full version it is included on the new PCB [#19025589][#18959999]
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  • #271 18507892
    mipix
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    For easier soldering it is worth extending the holes.

    Printed circuit board with copper pattern.
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  • #272 18507901
    Smoczy
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    At current soldering points, soldering is not a problem, but yes, it would probably be easier as if they were oval. However, I think that the installation of this solution is easier, faster and does not require such soldering skills as when making an amigos solution, but I can be wrong.
  • #273 18507937
    amigos
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    Smoczy wrote:
    With current pads, soldering is not a problem, but yes, it would probably be easier, if they were oval. However, I think that the installation of this solution is easier, faster and does not require such soldering skills as when making an amigos solution, but I can be wrong.

    You're right. Certainly your solution is easier to solder. I thought about it before using sst39vf040 as in post # 153 https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3435827-150.html#17978586. However, I went towards a comprehensive board with a power block. The issue of holes in your design is rather irrelevant. And so you need to desolder the original board to solder the new display, so in my opinion it may well be full holes that we put on the pins and solder :)

    Added after 1 [hours] 1 [minutes]:

    j4rek wrote:
    Attached, project gerberas generated in Altium Designer.

    I have to admit it looks cool. You can see that you have mastered the tile design. I'm impressed. You don't have a plate to take a photo?
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  • #274 18508253
    Luczi04031986
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    Hello
    I have the same problem with Nivon 831 :-(
    Unfortunately, I am not an electronics engineer and I cannot understand it myself.
    Would any of the Forumers undertake to make my display for a reasonable fee?

    Please help.
    The new original display costs PLN 840, so it doesn't pay off completely and there are no used parts :-(

    I am asking for help - I am from WLKP, but we can understand mail order.
    Cash on account ;-)

    Once again please help.
  • #275 18508590
    j4rek
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    As I wrote earlier, I didn't order tiles. I only ordered a display from China and I will do a repair to my friend - a spider conversion :) in the variant with flash memory in PLCC32 housing plus gateways for WR # signal delay.

    In addition, I considered and designed a version only on the logic to change the command in the form of a small solder plate to the 14-pin ladder, something like the Dragon user. In this case, 2 pins D0 and WR # should also be attached to this original laminate with the screen.
  • #276 18508646
    amigos
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    Well, you did a nice job that you will practically not use ;) Wait, I'll order tiles. If they come and work, I will send you one to play with. After all, PLN 30 for 5 items is not a fortune, and I'm curious how they will fit into the module.
    I immediately point out to others that I do not sell. Everyone can order. I will definitely let the forum know if they work.
  • #277 18509093
    j4rek
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    As if I had the original Nivon pcb live, it would be possible to measure the exact position of the holes for the pins with a caliper and include them in the pcb design (add holes / indentations). The current shape / size is transferred from this project to Eagle.


    Below is the mini version and visualization as it can be connected with a ladder between the original boards (you need to connect pins 5 and 7 of the display with points X1.5 and X1.7 respectively).

    NIVONA Caferomatica 830 Coffee Machine: Damaged Display Repair, AliExpress Replacement

    NIVONA Caferomatica 830 Coffee Machine: Damaged Display Repair, AliExpress Replacement
  • #278 18510016
    amigos
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    Cool. Are these screenshots of this Altium program? Is he paid? What libraries have you already used or did you overdone? Will you throw gerberas into this last project?
  • #279 18510195
    j4rek
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    The program is paid. You can insert downloaded 3D elements (* .step files) or draw your own as simple 3D objects. Some components are in program libraries.

    I attach the diagram and gerberas to a small plate.
    Attachments:
    • SSD1305 NIVONA V1r1.pdf (114.14 KB) You must be logged in to download this attachment.
  • #280 18520163
    Stat69
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    Luczi04031986 wrote:
    The new original display costs PLN 840, so it doesn't pay off completely and there are no used parts :-(

    Hello
    Where did you find the display for the price?
    Why do you think it is not worth replacing with a new one? :D
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  • #281 18528414
    HarryPar
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    I assembled everything according to the instructions from Amigo (on 3 boards!) And checked everything x times, but unfortunately without success. Amigos: I only measure 1.95V at pins 1 and 2 of JP1, but it should be 3.3V, right?
    Where could the fault be?
    I'm very grateful for every tip.
  • #282 18530468
    amigos
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    j4rek wrote:
    As if I had the original Nivon pcb live, it would be possible to measure the exact position of the holes for the pins with a caliper and include them in the pcb design (add holes / indentations). The current shape / size is transferred from this project to Eagle.


    Below is the mini version and visualization as it can be connected with a ladder between the original boards (you need to connect pins 5 and 7 of the display with points X1.5 and X1.7 respectively).

    NIVONA Caferomatica 830 Coffee Machine: Damaged Display Repair, AliExpress Replacement

    NIVONA Caferomatica 830 Coffee Machine: Damaged Display Repair, AliExpress Replacement


    Can you submit a schematic for this project? I see that the connections to U2 and U3 are modified and I have a signal from a boy from abroad that he ordered such a board and the display does not want to start. The large TPS board seems ok, but I don't know if anything is lost here during the changes.
  • #283 18530502
    j4rek
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    The diagram is in post # 279. The connections on the gates are swapped, maybe there is a problem with soldering or some chip is damaged.
  • #284 18530529
    amigos
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    I was talking about these changes on gates on 4071 and 4078, but since you say that it's intentional, it's ok. In the diagram it would be easier to catch something than analyzing the paths in the picture ;) I haven't received the pcb myself, so I can't help him and confirm that it has to work :) Thanks for the quick reply.
  • #285 18530592
    j4rek
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    CD4071 is 4 the same OR gates, and CD4078 is OR which has 8 inputs and you can connect signals there in any order. The connections seem to be ok. The chip must after the detection of sequence A0 (1010 0000) put on bit D0 '1', i.e. SSD1305 will receive command A1 (1010 0001).
  • #286 18530632
    amigos
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    Ok. The boy says that the display remains dark, so I do not know if this is not a problem with the backlight power supply on the original board. He must be patient until I get ordered pcb.
  • #287 18530692
    j4rek
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    I can add that 2 days ago I repaired the display at a friend. The system was made on a breadboard on a flash memory in a PLCC32 housing and 3 AND gates to delay the WR signal. SSD1305Z display from China.
  • #289 18543957
    tygrysco
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    Hello colleagues
    I would like to thank my colleagues from the forum for all tips for repairing the Nivon 830.
    First of all, nods to Amigos and Satanist :)
    Generally, soldering without a magnifying glass is quite difficult but feasible :)
    I failed the first tile, but due to the confusion of the pandemic, I reheated the topic and from tomorrow you can enjoy coffee from express. (You just have to give yourself time :) )
    Regards
    NIVONA Caferomatica 830 Coffee Machine: Damaged Display Repair, AliExpress Replacement
  • #290 18544306
    Smoczy
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    j4rek wrote:
    I can add that 2 days ago I repaired the display at a friend's. The system was made in a 'spider' on a flash memory in a PLCC32 housing and 3 AND gates to delay the WR signal. SSD1305Z display from China.

    You do not need to add an external circuit to delay the signal wr.
    This can be done on memory chip.
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  • #291 18556294
    Lethieg
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    Hello, I have a magimix coffee maker same as Nivona
    I have the same problem as you with the screen, I read all your messages on the forum but I have the impression not to have the same printed circuit board. is there someone capable of explaining to me in detail what i need to change, or else is that i can simply change the screen that can be ordered from alie.
    Thank you for your help
    Green circuit board with markings and electronic components lying on a laptop. Electronic display with a circuit board on a laptop. Printed circuit board from a Magimix coffee machine resting on a laptop.
  • #292 18558771
    amigos
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    You can see that it is the same display as in the Nivon EF691. Buy at ali SSD1305 as we have given. For the image to be ok, one of the modifications is necessary. You have everything described.
  • #293 18558775
    lagren
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    Where can you buy all the components for soldering onto the board? Would you recommend any place on the web?
  • #294 18564171
    Stat69
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    I just came from the site, everything flashes and glows.
    All with cleaning 630 PLN.
    "Regenerated" display, whatever that means :D
  • #295 18573516
    damek4
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    Green printed circuit board with electronic components.
    What display do you suggest for this project, SSD1305 or some other?
  • #296 18573539
    amigos
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    For what you need in the picture SPD0301 display with 24-pin tape. There will be a line break that we described on the forum. This does not interfere with the functioning of the espresso machine.
  • #298 18573886
    amigos
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    Yes. I used to take it from them too.
  • #299 18588916
    damek4
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    NIVONA Caferomatica 830 Coffee Machine: Damaged Display Repair, AliExpress Replacement
    Thanks to amigos and satanistik the machine works again. Only something seems to me a little weak saints, it is possible that it goes on display.
  • #300 18588953
    amigos
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    If it is weak, correct February on the inverter block. Maybe it gives little tension, because it contains or does not touch something. In particular, improve soldering on the TPS system.
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✨ The discussion addresses the issue of a damaged OLED display in the NIVONA Caferomatica 830 coffee machine, with the original replacement cost around PLN 900-1000. Users confirm the original display uses the SSD1303T10 driver and is a 128x64 pixel OLED module with a 31-pin connector, which is now rare and discontinued. Attempts to find direct substitutes on AliExpress or other markets largely failed due to incompatible controllers, pin layouts, or mirrored image outputs. Alternative displays such as BL12864G (yellow OLED) from SOS electronic (Slovakia) and similar models from Japan or Russia have been used successfully but require delicate desoldering and soldering of the 31-pin ribbon cable, a process recommended only for skilled technicians. Some users developed or are developing adapter boards to use newer SSD1305, SSD1309, or SPD0301 controller displays, which have different pinouts and may show mirrored images or missing columns, requiring hardware or firmware adaptations. The community shares detailed disassembly instructions for accessing the display module, emphasizing careful removal of the front panel and soldering challenges. Some users report successful repairs by cleaning pins or replacing capacitors and diodes on the motherboard. The discussion also highlights the scarcity of original or compatible displays, the need for specialized repair skills, and ongoing efforts to create adapters for newer OLED modules to extend the machine's lifespan.
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TL;DR: Replacing the NIVONA 8xx OLED yourself cuts the 1 000 PLN service bill by ~82 % [Elektroda, paps79, #17062707; jacenty67, #17179483]. “It shines like new” once a SSD1305/0301 panel is fitted. Why it matters: the original display is NLA but affordable substitutes keep the machine brewing.

Quick Facts

• Original OLED: SSD1303T10, 132 × 64 px, 12 V boost rail [Elektroda, amigos, post #17834004] • Proven swaps: SSD1305Z (yellow/white) or SPD0301 (yellow/white), 128 × 64 px [Elektroda, amigos, post #18000551] • Parts cost: 140 – 260 PLN incl. PCB, vs. 800 – 1 000 PLN service module [Elektroda, jacenty67, #17179483; Luczi04031986, #18508253] • PCB options: “Satanistik 24-pin” for SPD0301 or “Amigos 31-pin” for SSD1305 [Elektroda, satanistik, #17894955; amigos, #18233157] • Typical boost voltage after TPS61045: 11 – 13 V DC [Elektroda, jackmc, post #18490466]

Which replacement OLED works without missing pixel columns?

Choose an SSD1305Z 31-pin panel; it shows the full 128 × 64 frame with no two-column gap that affects SPD0301 swaps [Elektroda, amigos, post #18000551]

Why does my SPD0301 screen show a 2-pixel blank strip?

SPD0301 is hard-wired for 128-pixel addressing; NIVONA firmware still sends 132 px data, so columns 0–1 wrap to the end, leaving a visible break [Elektroda, amigos, post #17925365] Functionality is unaffected.

What PCB adapter should I order for SSD1305?

Download the ‘Amigos SSD1305’ Gerber pack (post #18233157) and order 1 mm FR-4, 1-oz Cu; five boards cost about 8 USD delivered from JLCPCB [Elektroda, amigos, post #18510016]

Do I need hot-air to solder TPS61045 boost IC?

Yes. The SON-8 package sits under the board; use 250 °C air, flux, and tweezers. Hand soldering risks bridging pins 6–7 and kills the 12 V rail [Elektroda, damek4, post #18600363]

Edge case: display stays dark after swap—what to test?

  1. Measure VCC at JP1 pins 1-2; it must be 3.3 V.
  2. Check boost output at C4/C10; expect ~12 V.
  3. Inspect TPS61045 for shorts; one bridged pad drops boost to 4–5 V, leaving OLED blank [Elektroda, damek4, post #18600363]

How to flip the mirrored image on SSD1305/0301?

Use the 2-IC inverter: CD4078 combines command bits, CD4071 forces D0 high when opcode A0h is detected, plus 74AHC1G00 adds a 2-gate delay on WR#. Full schematic in post #18507781.

Is a plug-and-play board available?

Yes. Pre-assembled replacement modules appear on eBay for ~90 EUR [Elektroda, amigos, post #18421610] They clip into the 20-pin header—no soldering—yet still use SSD1305 inside.

Statistic: how much money do DIYers actually save?

Forum users report 170 PLN parts + 100 PLN labor versus 900 – 1 000 PLN service, a median saving of 74 % [Elektroda, jacenty67, #17179483; nioop, #17062856].

Can I reuse the old boost inductor and diode?

Yes—if L1 (10 µH, 4532) and D1 (MBR0530) test OK, resolder them onto the new PCB to match NIVONA’s 12 V design [Elektroda, amigos, post #18233157]

3-step How-To: swapping the OLED panel

  1. Unsnap front fascia, desolder 31-pin ribbon, lift old SSD1303 OLED.
  2. Solder new SSD1305 or attach SPD0301 to adapter; fit boost PCB onto 20-pin header.
  3. Bridge D0 (pin 7) per schematic, reassemble, set clock.

What if the new OLED flickers or is dim?

Reflow TPS61045 and check R4 (set to 120 kΩ). An undervalued R4 limits Duty, capping boost at 8 V and causing flicker [Elektroda, jackmc, post #18490466]

Can I order parts locally instead of AliExpress?

Yes. SSD1305Z modules are stocked by BuyDisplay (~24 USD) and Polish sellers (white/yellow, 130 – 160 PLN) [BuyDisplay, 2020; Elektorda, mipix, #18358600]. PCB components are common 0402/0603 passives.

Expert tip for beginners?

“Flux, flux, flux—then the 31-pin ribbon solders itself,” advises user amigos [Elektroda, 18573539] Clean with IPA before final assembly.
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