ShotPulled
Gear Home

ShotPulled › Gear › Water filter / softener replacement

Replace the water filter: Sage Dual Boiler

Before you start

Market
Breville US
Tools
water filter holder (supplied)
Supplies
replacement water filter (from Breville; the book does not name the cartridge)

The machine tells you when

This machine keeps count itself and tells you when this job is due, so follow the machine rather than a calendar.

What you see
'NEW FILTER' alert on the LCD
Shown as
A message on the display
What it counts
Water, against the hardness it is set to
Depends on
water hardness setting Hrd1-Hrd5 (from the supplied test strip)

Source: Breville the Dual Boiler BES920 instruction book (US/CA)

Steps

  1. Throw away the old filter.

    From the manual: “Discard the used water filter.”

  2. Soak the new filter in a cup of water for 5 minutes, then rinse it under cold running water.

    From the manual: “Soak a new filter in a cup of water for 5 minutes, then rinse under cold running water.”

  3. Rinse the holder in cold water, paying particular attention to its stainless steel mesh.

    From the manual: “Wash the water filter holder with cold water, taking specific care to rinse the stainless steel mesh.”

  4. Fit the new filter between the two halves of the holder.

    From the manual: “Insert the new water filter into the two parts of the water filter holder.”

  5. Line the holder base up with the adapter inside the tank and push down until it locks.

    From the manual: “align the base of the water filter holder with the adapter inside the water tank. Push down to lock into place.”

  6. Slide the tank back in at the rear of the machine and lock it.

    From the manual: “Slide the water tank back into position at the back of the machine and lock into place.”

  7. If your water has changed, retest it with a strip and set the hardness from Hrd1 to Hrd5, which paces this alert. Optional

    From the manual: “Press UP or DOWN arrow to the required setting from 'Hrd1' (softest water) to 'Hrd5' (hardest water).”

Sources

Researched on .

Published: the sentence is on the maker’s own page or in the maker’s own document.

Applies to