As far as I know they haven’t changed the model. As mentioned in the guide, the bottom doesn’t use screws, there the red arrows point to clips. It’s enough to carefully lift them using a spudger. If the bottom of your machine differs from the pictures in this guide, a picture might help figuring out what’s different

Hi Paul,

The first part of you question is simple. The spring that’s at the rear is used to clear the puncher that makes the hole in the capsules. It can get clogged, and the spring is the right diameter to clear it.

The other part of your question is more complicated, since it has probably nothing to do with leakage, but with an electronics problem. Unfortunately i can’t help you with the electronics themselves without having the device there to measure which component is failing.

Hoi Mireille, Dit zijn zogenaamde Torx secure schroeven, een versie van de wat gewonere torx schroeven met een extra puntje in het midden zodat 'normale' schroevendraaiers niet passen. In dit geval gaat het specifiek om de Torx secure maat 10 (Officiele aanduiding: TR10). Je kan deze schroevendraaiers soms wat lastig vinden in de standaard bouwmarkten e.d., maar online worden ze ruim verkocht (waaronder via ifixit zelf). Voor de rest van de stappen heb je in principe geen schroevendraaier meer nodig, alhoewel in mijn ervaring het soms handig kan zijn om de lipjes goed open te krijgen. Hier zou ik dan wel een gewone platte schroevendraaier voor gebruiken, of bij voorkeur een kunststof spateltje

Hi, it depends on the exact model, but a good place to start would be erzatsteil. A quick search gives you that there are only three models available, so just find the right one for your model number at: (https://ersatzteildirect.de/advanced_sea...). The injector plates are sold seperately, and should cost you less than 12 euros (without shipping).

Luckily, replacing it is very easy. Take a look at this guide, it will tell you how: How to fix water leaking from the side of the capsules

Hi Daniel, Glad the guide was able to help you. I did take clear pictures of the pcb luckily, but i suck at decoding resistor values. Luckily the pcb is also available as a spare part, and the supplier has really clear pictures of it, so you should be able to decipher it yourself :)

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