• Rocket Espresso pump pressure gauge 0–16 bar Type V white face, 57mm frame, 1/4" BSP connection, part A299904633 — fits Giotto Cronometro V and Mozzafiato Cronometro V
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Rocket Espresso Pump Pressure Gauge 0-16 Bar Type V – White (Part A299904633)

Rocket Espresso Pump Pressure Gauge 0-16 Bar Type V – White (Part A299904633)

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What Is This Pump Pressure Gauge?

This is a genuine replacement pump pressure gauge for Rocket Espresso Type V machines, part number A299904633. Featuring a white face and a single 0–16 bar scale, this gauge monitors pump (brew) pressure during espresso extraction. It is the PID-Type V variant and a direct OEM replacement for the Giotto and Mozzafiato V model families.

Compatible Rocket Espresso Models

  • Rocket Giotto Cronometro V (from August 2019)
  • Rocket Mozzafiato Evoluzione V
  • Rocket Mozzafiato Cronometro V (from August 2019)
  • Rocket Mozzafiato Cronometro V (from March 2023)

Specifications

  • Part number: A299904633
  • Scale: Single scale, 0–16 bar
  • Gauge connection: 1/4" male (BSP)
  • Bulb connection: 1/8" female (BSP)
  • Frame diameter: 57mm
  • Body diameter: 52mm
  • Face colour: White
  • Type: V2 PID-Type V

Pump vs Boiler Gauge – Which Do You Need?

Rocket Type V machines typically have two gauges — a pump gauge (0–16 bar) showing brew pressure, and a boiler gauge (0–3 bar) showing steam pressure. This listing is for the pump gauge. If you need the boiler gauge, see part A299904632.

Symptoms of a Faulty Pump Pressure Gauge

  • Gauge needle stuck, not moving, or reading zero during extraction
  • Gauge reading erratically or not returning to zero after extraction
  • Visible moisture, fogging, or condensation inside the gauge face
  • Gauge leaking from the 1/4" connection point
  • Cracked or broken gauge face or bezel

How to Replace a Pump Pressure Gauge

  1. Turn off and unplug the machine; allow it to cool and fully depressurise
  2. Remove the machine casing to access the pump gauge fitting
  3. Unscrew the old gauge from the 1/4" BSP connection
  4. Apply PTFE thread tape to the new gauge’s 1/4" fitting
  5. Thread in the replacement gauge and tighten firmly — do not overtighten
  6. Reassemble the casing, power on, and verify the gauge reads correctly during extraction (typically 9 bar for standard espresso)

Tip: Always confirm your machine’s production date when ordering — Rocket updated the Type V gauge fitment from August 2019 onwards.

Why Buy From Bear Coffee Machine?

  • Genuine Rocket Espresso OEM parts — not aftermarket substitutes
  • Fast shipping from Sydney, Australia
  • Expert support — we can confirm compatibility using your machine’s serial number
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