[@KarlOdgers]

Very helpful video. For info, the torx bits you need are sizes T15 for the top four, and T20 for the bottom for from the bottom.

[@Kozyrakis]

Thanks, this was really helpful. If you are ever in San Francisco, stop by for a cup of coffee!

[@michaelfell2763]

Thanks for this - really helped me fi our machine and save on buying a new one! I found that if you in-screw the heating element from the main base it can come away which makes it easier for getting the hoses and clips on

[@erdepfel]

Very Strong women thanx for this video very userfull

[@authortimwickenden]

Really great video, very helpful :)

[@simonmenzies3142]

Brill thank you👍🏻👍🏻

[@brueda]

You´re the best!

[@larlu0]

Brilliant, thanks! Use silicon tube. Used PVC first and it could not handle the heat.

[@thedrtamergouda]

Thanks a lot.
Could you put links for the spare parts and screwdriver?

[@Awomansguidetobluejobs]

Hi, I bought the spare parts in the UK: www.4kenwood.co.uk/breakfast/coffee-maker/catalogue.pl?path=640264:606553,641521
There are all sorts of Torx Tamperproof screwdriver sets on EBay.
Hope that helps :)

[@escapematrixenterprisejacq7810]

SAme with mine