220V 50/60 Hz 8W 1/8" F x 1/8" F Three-Way ODE Solenoid express-e-87-special-s-87-parts/express-water-inlet Replaces: OEM Rancilio MD-80 grounds

Name: 220V 50/60 Hz 8W 1/8" F x 1/8" F Three-Way ODE Solenoid express-e-87-special-s-87-parts/express-water-inlet Replaces: OEM Rancilio MD-80 grounds
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220V 50 60 Hz 8W 1 8" F x 1 8" F Three Way ODE Solenoid express e 87 special s 87 parts express water inlet Replaces: OEM Rancilio MD 80 grounds Replaces: OEM Rancilio MD 80 grounds tray (MR_54) La Marzocco recommends servicing this valve every three to four months to keep it moving smoothly and sealing reliably This valve is orientated and installed in the machines as indicated in the drawings below to avoid an overfill situation in the steam boiler FKM seal orifice ø 1

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