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Broken Siemens EQ9 300s Brewing Unit: Metal Wire & Stuck Bottom - Need Advice & Solutions

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  • #1 19274419
    KarolinaSN
    Level 1  
    Hi, our coffee machine seems to be broken. It worked well for a little over 2 years and last week we noticed a metal wire sticking out from the brewing unit.
    It still worked though until today. Today the machine stopped working.
    When I removed the brewing unit it turned out that not only the wire is out but the bottom of the unit that was moving is stuck too.
    Can anyone advise what to do?
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  • #2 19851352
    HeikkiS
    Level 2  
    Hello! I have the same problem. Did you find the spare part code / name for this? How did you solve the problem?
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  • #3 19896764
    bagusismail
    Level 2  
    Hi,
    I have the same problem.
    Have you found the spare part code/name for this?
  • #4 19896822
    HeikkiS
    Level 2  
    Hello!

    You can just replace the whole brewer unit (~$80-100). Bought on Amazon and Siemens sells brewer units.

    My solution was to use superglue to attach the broken metal wire to the brewer unit body. It has worked fine now for three weeks.
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  • #5 19896828
    bagusismail
    Level 2  
    Thank you for your prompt response, Heikki.
    My wire snapped in the middle; so if Siemens can't replace that specifically, then I will solder it together again. If that does not work, then I guess I'll be forced to replace the entire unit.
    Will post their feedback here when I receive it.
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  • #6 21237867
    swojak3
    Level 9  
    And how did the brewing issue end, probably bought new?
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around issues with the Siemens EQ9 300s coffee machine's brewing unit, specifically a broken metal wire and a stuck bottom component. Users report similar problems and inquire about spare part codes. One user suggests replacing the entire brewing unit, which costs approximately $80-100 and is available on Amazon or directly from Siemens. Another user mentions a temporary fix using superglue to reattach the broken wire, which has worked for three weeks. There is also a mention of soldering the wire if replacement parts are unavailable. The conversation highlights the need for solutions to repair or replace the brewing unit effectively.
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