Four Pole Stainless Steel Heating Element

$105.00

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P10ES

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For Europiccola model only. The gasket (an o-ring actually) is not included. Four pole with M4 threaded post for high-limit thermostat mount. 84 mm diameter. Some newer version heating elements (from 1992 on) in the Europiccola now come with the hole for the pressurestat. Compare your existing element to the image provided above as a side-by-side comparison; there have been many variations and revisions on the La Pavoni heating elements over the 50 + years they have been in production, and some versions are no longer available.

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Took a little bit of effort, trial and error, but got it fitted on the 4th try. It is critical to align the element on the boiler end and it is not apparent how to do so. It will leak, as I believe the sight glass bung will contact the heating coil, if it is not just so. I found it easiest to remove the boiler first, finding the right orientation and marking it before re-assembly.