Anna PL41 - Anita PL042: How to change the pump

THIS VIDEO IS FOR LELIT AUTHORISED TECHNICIANS ONLY
THE OPERATIONS, IF CARRIED OUT BY A PRIVATE, ENTAIL THE LOSS OF THE RIGHT TO A GUARANTEE
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Necessary tools:
- PH1 Screwdriver
- Wrench key n.13
- Wrench key n.12
- Cut screwdriver
Replacement kit contains:
- MC006 Pump for 230-240V 50Hz | MC006-110 Pump for 120V 60Hz | MC006-60 Pump for 220V 60Hz
- 9600056 Thermic protector
- MC073 Joint
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[@pierre350d]

Thanks for this usefull video. Works also for a lelit PL41PEM

[@LELIT_Official]

We are glad to hear that you find them useful. Thank you, LELIT Team

[@alexanderb.1515]

Hey, thank you very much for the great video!
I would like to replace the pump on my lelit anna pl41tem. Which pump is required? Would the ulka EX5 work? Is there a better more quite version? Cheers from Germany 🙂

[@LELIT_Official]

Hello Alexander, please write a mail to [e-mail] sending also a photo of the product data label, and we will support you from there. Thank you very much, LELIT Team

[@coffeeandbeyond7416]

I bought new machine 41tem and in the first use i try to pump water. no water comes out. pump noise very loud. what can i do?

[@LELIT_Official]

Hello, we suggest you ask directly to our CARE dept, please send an e-mail with the picture of the data label applied on the back of your PL41TEM to [e-mail] Thank you! LELIT Team

[@abuyarawzaz]

I have small problem
When i start extracting the pressure starts with 9 or 10 bar bit after few seconds goes down to 7 bar
I tried many solutions but still

[@LELIT_Official]

Hi, we suggest you contact your local distributor to solve this issue. Take care, LELIT Team

[@abuyarawzaz]

@@LELIT_Official we don't have local suppliers in ksa

[@LELIT_Official]

@@abuyarawzaz we suggest you contact COFFEE BEACON (www.beaconcoffee.com). Thank you! LELIT team

[@robertobermudez2448]

The presure of the water extraction does not depend on the pump but the resistance the coffe offers. Pump maximun presure is usually 15 bar. But the presure when making cofee depends on how you set the coffee load on filter. If coffe grind is coarse and not tampered well, the water just goes through and pressure will be almost 0. If gind is thin and well tampered, pressure can rise up to 12. Can happens that after water starts flowing , the coffee gets wet and resistance to water reduces a little, this is why presure comes down. Does not seems to be a problem. Try using more fine grind, 8 grs of coffee for a single shot, and tamper strong. Pressure should go to 12 and not drop or just a little

[@xPentag0n]

Have you chekced if the pressure also drops with the blind filter? If not maybe you have to check your grind size :)