Capresso Perfectea 260 Control System Replacement

Dernière mise à jour le June 24, 2015

30 - 45 minutes

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Introduction

If you need to repair any of the wires or computer chips, use this guide to remove these components for repair and replacement.

Outils

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Remove the four 12 mm Phillips #2 screws surrounding the base then lift the bottom half of the base to expose the circuit boards inside the device.

Use the metal spudger to cut open the rubber covering the latch where it clamps onto the copper tab.
Unplug wire at heating element by first using the metal spudger to push the latch in and then pushing it out.
Be careful when unplugging the wire as if it is done too forcefully it can damage the connection and make it difficult to connect a new motherboard

Remove the two 6mm fine thread Phillips #2 screws attaching the small computer chip to the metal frame.
Flip over and remove the 7.5 mm fine thread Phillips #2 screw from the back while holding the 5mm nut on the front securely.

Find the cable that attaches the small computer chip to the heating element connections.
Use the spudger to cut open the rubber coating on the latch where it clamps onto the copper tab.
Insert the metal spudger into the rectangular hole on the latch and push toward the tab (away from the wire) to unbend the tab.
Push the latch off the tab with the spudger.
The tab will come loose suddenly. Make sure that you apply force in a controlled manner to avoid injuring yourself or damaging the other components.

Identify the two computer chips that connect the two yellow wires to the temperature controls.
Remove the four 5 mm Phillips #1 screws.
Remove the two computer chips from their places.
The two computer chips are held in place by plastic interference pins. Wiggle the board free of these pins to remove.

Find the computer chip over the dial.
Remove the three 6mm Phillips #2 screws.
Remove the computer chip.
Remember the orientation of the computer chip on the dial and which peg goes into which hole.
Keep the plastic frame on the bottom of the chip attached.