Is your BES900 or BES920's steam wand limp and won't stay up? Does it leak from its ball joint? Have you already tried replacing the O-ring between the steam valve and the steam wand assembly to find that it didn't help?
Then these are likely the seals you're after. The main seal responsible for a loose steam wand and leaks at the ball joint is the inner seal shown in the ad photos. This seal sits on the teflon ball joint fitting and creates a seal between the steam wand/water tap assembly and the steam wand itself. Over time, scale can build up inside the assembly and form a jagged crust that can damage the seal as the teflon fitting pushes up against it whenever you move the steam wand. Once this seal breaks, the teflon fitting is no longer held in place securely and becomes loose, allowing for steam to condense and leak out and the wand to loosen and not hold it's position well.
Or, your machine may have just been missing one straight from the factory. This has happened.
This kit contains 1x inner seal and 1x retainer nut seal, as shown in the photos.
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**A quick disclaimer**
I love free things, we all
do, and that's why I offer free postage on some of my listings. I make it a
habit to send your orders through the post office directly, rather than
dropping it into a Post Box where they can sometimes get stuck in the mail bag.
Please understand however that if you choose the free shipping option, there is
no tracking number. If you opt for free postage and your order doesn't arrive,
I can't be held liable. It's rare, but it can happen.
I take photos of all
orders before I ship them out and am happy to send you yours as proof.
To avoid this, I recommend
using either the standard trackable mail option or even the Express post option
if you need your order in a hurry. They might not be free, but they're
trackable.
Thanks for your support
and understanding,
- Maz
@ Cockabrew