San Remo Cafe Racer Two-Way Solenoid Valve 24VDC 9W

San Remo Cafe Racer Two-Way Solenoid Valve – 24VDC 9W

This is a genuine replacement two-way solenoid valve for the San Remo Cafe Racer espresso machine. The two-way solenoid valve controls the flow of water through the machine’s hydraulic circuit — regulating water delivery to the group head or boiler depending on its position in the system. A faulty solenoid valve can cause no-flow conditions, continuous water flow, or erratic machine behaviour.

Technical Specifications

• Valve type: 2-way (two-way)
• Body dimensions: 32 x 32mm
• Voltage: 24VDC
• Power: 9W
• Weight: 400g

Compatible Espresso Machine Models

• San Remo: Cafe Racer

If you are unsure whether this valve is correct for your specific Cafe Racer configuration, contact our technicians with your machine’s serial number before ordering.

When Should You Replace the Two-Way Solenoid Valve?

Replace this solenoid valve if your San Remo Cafe Racer is experiencing any of the following: water not flowing when the machine is activated, water flowing continuously without stopping, the solenoid not clicking when energised, visible leaking from the valve body, or erratic pressure behaviour during extraction.

How to Replace the Solenoid Valve on a San Remo Cafe Racer

Solenoid valve replacement requires isolating the machine from power and water supply, depressurising the system, disconnecting the electrical coil and water fittings, and threading out the valve body. Always confirm the replacement valve orientation matches the original before reassembly. If you are not confident working with the hydraulic system, Bear Coffee Machine offers professional in-house servicing — contact us to book.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a genuine San Remo part? This is an OEM-specification solenoid valve designed to the same standards as the original San Remo component fitted to the Cafe Racer.

How do I test if my solenoid valve has failed? Apply 24VDC directly to the coil terminals — you should hear and feel a distinct click as the valve actuates. No click indicates a failed coil or valve body. You can also test coil resistance with a multimeter; an open circuit reading confirms coil failure.

Can Bear Coffee Machine service my San Remo Cafe Racer? Yes — we offer in-house repair and servicing. Contact us to arrange a booking.