NEFF ESP8B Parts List | BigWarehouse Spares (2024)

Malcolm (ABBOTSFORD VIC)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Easy to remove old seal and fit new

Tools Required:

Star angled Screwdriver

Karen (LIGHTHOUSE BEACH NSW)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Easy installation. Even a woman like myself can do it.

Tools Required:

screw driver

alan (WANNANUP WA)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Simply unscrew the centre perforated metal disc, change the silicone ring and screw back in. Worth cleaning while in bits - this can take a while if you havent done it for ages

Tools Required:

Short phillips screwdriver

john (OAKDALE NSW)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Easy to do. Empty all water and turn machine upside down. Undo screw and remove perforated plate with steam ring. Good opportunity to clean it properly. Remove old ring and fit new one then reassemble.

Tools Required:

Flat bladed stubby screwdriver

Willem (FRANKLIN TAS)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

I used a 50 cent coin to unscrew the screw that holds the stainless filter and steam ring in place. Cleaned everything at the same time so took a bit longer because of that.

Tools Required:

50 cent coin

James (MOUNT COLAH NSW)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Simply remove 4 screws and replace.

Tools Required:

Phillips screwdriver.

Tom (SUBIACO WA)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

With a screwdriver remove the screw holding the stainless steel grid and remove the old silicone ring noting which side fits the grid. Fit the new ring and screw the grid in place. Success make sure the screwdriver head fits the screw as the screw may be tight.

Tools Required:

Short large blade screwdriver

Douglas (MEDOWIE NSW)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

To fit the steam ring turn coffee machine onto its back. Looking towards the area where the coffee is placed on the machine. There is a concave shiny perforated plate with one phillips head screw holding the plate. Remove the screw remove the plate making sure you notice which way the steam ring is fitted. Wash and check the plate for damage. Remove the old steam ring replace the steam ring with new part. Carry out assembly by reversing the above steps.

Tools Required:

One stubby or short phillips head screwdriver that will fit the screw. The screwdriver has to be short to allow it to fit between the base of the coffee machine and the part that is being removed.

Mark (ESSENDON VIC)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Use it as an opportunity to do a good clean of the inside of the metal filter disc.

Tools Required:

Short philips head screwdriver

David (BRUNSWICK EAST VIC)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Fitting this ring is too easy and quite obvious. Simply undo the single screw remove the steel mesh cover and replace the rubber ring.

Tools Required:

Short handled philips head screwdriver.

mike (BULL CREEK WA)

Repair Time: 60min

Difficulty: Hard

Parts used:

Comments:

Empty the coffee unit, unplug etc and turn it upside down and rest it on an old tea towel. Remove the fixed filter basket around the old steam ring by removing the single screw in the center. Mine came off with great resistance as the unit is around 9 years old and the 1 screw holding the basket in place did not co-operate. Once the old basket is off fit it in the new steam ring and push it back in place. Replace the screw ( if you can) and re assemble.

Tools Required:

If my unit was newer and the 1 screw holding the basket in was in better condition it should have taken 10 minutes with a short handle medium phillips head screwdriver

Michael (RINGWOOD NORTH VIC)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Medium

Parts used:

Comments:

Remove four screws and tale out faulty silicon ring

Tools Required:

Screwdriver

Simon (MILAWA VIC)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Unscew housing, replace seal, replace housing.

Tools Required:

Phillips screwdriver

Phil (EAST VICTORIA PARK WA)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Remove the water tank, put the machine on its back or upside down. Using a short screwdriver remove the stainless steel filter and silicon steam ring. Fit the new steam ring to the filter making sure the round side is up. Replace the filter with steam ring and screw it tight

Tools Required:

Short screwdriver.

Philip (SURRY HILLS NSW)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Easy .... Undo one screw - pull out old seal - clean area- then put in new seal and screw in place.

Tools Required:

Screwdriver, cleaning cloth

David (MAPLETON QLD)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Remove screw, stainless filter, and torn silicon steam ring. Clean all surfaces. Install new steam ring into stainless filter and reinstall.

Tools Required:

Phillips screwdriver

Garry (SHELL COVE NSW)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Remove plate and steam ring, replace steam ring, replace plate

Tools Required:

Flat tip screwdriver

Roger (GENEVA NSW)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Remove central fixing screw from steam distributor, remove distributor disc then remove old steam ring. Clean all adhering material from mounting with scraper and steel wool. Ensure seating area for new seal is clean and reverse procedure for fitting new seal.

Tools Required:

2 stubby philips screwdrivers, scraper, steel wool, tooth brush

Mahlani (ELTHAM VIC)

Repair Time: 200min

Difficulty: Very Hard

Parts used:

Comments:

Should just be a screwdriver but as we experienced and others have mentioned the screws can be very hard to undo and may require an electric drill or similar to remove.

Tools Required:

screwdriver or electric drill

Paul (LOCKLEYS SA)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Find a youtube video and follow it.

Tools Required:

Allen key

David (MOUNT PLEASANT QLD)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Lay machine on back with water tank drip tray and espresso handle removed. Using a pz driver remove the screw central to the metal steam disperser plate. Remove disperser along with any remnant material from the old seal. Clean the disperser plate and seal seating. Insert new seal remount disperser plate insert and tighten central retainer screw. Stand machine upright, refit water tank, drip tray, and load cup with grounds. Test repaired machine - confirm no steam or water leaks around seal

Tools Required:

Pz2 driver with 100mm shaft