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ECM and Profitec Coffee Machine Anti-Vacuum Valve – Stainless Steel Version

ECM and Profitec Coffee Machine Anti-Vacuum Valve – Stainless Steel Version

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ECM and Profitec Coffee Machine Anti-Vacuum Valve – Stainless Steel Version

Replace a faulty or leaking boiler anti-vacuum valve on your ECM or Profitec espresso machine with this genuine OEM stainless steel replacement. This anti-vacuum valve (also called a vacuum breaker) sits on the boiler and opens automatically when the machine is switched off and the boiler cools, preventing a vacuum forming inside the boiler and allowing it to drain safely. The stainless steel body offers improved corrosion resistance over the standard brass version.

 

Stainless Steel vs Brass – Which Should I Choose?

Both the stainless steel and brass anti-vacuum valves are genuine OEM parts compatible with the same machines. The stainless steel version offers better resistance to corrosion and scale build-up, making it a preferred choice for machines used with harder water or in areas with high mineral content water.

Installation Video

Watch our step-by-step guide on replacing the anti-vacuum valve on your ECM or Profitec espresso machine:

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Watch: ECM Anti-Vacuum Valve Replacement Guide on YouTube ▶

Symptoms of a Faulty Anti-Vacuum Valve

  • Water dripping continuously from the boiler drain during machine operation
  • Boiler not holding pressure correctly
  • Gurgling sounds from the boiler during heat-up
  • Valve body cracked, corroded, or leaking

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the anti-vacuum valve do?
The anti-vacuum valve (vacuum breaker) sits on the boiler and opens when the machine cools after being switched off. This prevents a vacuum forming inside the boiler that could pull contaminated water back in or damage internal components. A small drip of water from the drain line after switch-off is normal operation.
Is the drip of water after switch-off normal?
Yes — a small drip from the boiler drain line after switching off is normal and indicates the anti-vacuum valve is working correctly. If the valve drips continuously during machine operation or leaks from the body, it requires replacement.
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