Capresso Perfectea 260 Handle Replacement Repair Guide

Difficulty

Easy

Steps

Time Required

                          10 - 15 minutes

Sections

Lid
2 steps
Handle
4 steps

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Introduction

What you need

Step 1

Lid

Lift the lid of the Perfectea
Remove the two 12mm Phillips #2 screws located at the brim of the pot.

Lift the lid of the Perfectea

Remove the two 12mm Phillips #2 screws located at the brim of the pot.

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Step 2

Adhesive tape is left holding the lid to the glass pot.
Use the spudger for this step.
With one hand, firmly grip the lid while designating your other hand to wedge the spudger between the lid and the glass pot.
Working from the outside to the inside, gently pry the adhesive tape from the glass pot, detaching the lid.

Adhesive tape is left holding the lid to the glass pot.

Use the spudger for this step.

With one hand, firmly grip the lid while designating your other hand to wedge the spudger between the lid and the glass pot.

Working from the outside to the inside, gently pry the adhesive tape from the glass pot, detaching the lid.

Step 3

              Handle

Use the plastic opening tool for this step.
Firmly grip the glass pot with one hand while using the other to slip the flat end of the plastic opening tool between the glass pot and the adhesive tape holding the handle to the glass pot.
Gently pry the adhesive tape from the glass pot. Work your way around the handle until the handle is loose and not attached to the pot anymore.

Use the plastic opening tool for this step.

Firmly grip the glass pot with one hand while using the other to slip the flat end of the plastic opening tool between the glass pot and the adhesive tape holding the handle to the glass pot.

Gently pry the adhesive tape from the glass pot. Work your way around the handle until the handle is loose and not attached to the pot anymore.

Step 4

Once the handle is loose, locate the four 10 mm Phillips #2 screws from the base of the Perfectea and remove them.
Remove the base.

Once the handle is loose, locate the four 10 mm Phillips #2 screws from the base of the Perfectea and remove them.

Remove the base.

Step 5

Locate the two 10 mm Phillips #2 screws at the bottom of the handle and remove them.

Locate the two 10 mm Phillips #2 screws at the bottom of the handle and remove them.

Step 6

In order to free the bottom of the handle, remove the plastic piece that was held by the two screws
While firmly holding the glass pot, gently slide the bottom of the handle up and out of the base of the pot.

In order to free the bottom of the handle, remove the plastic piece that was held by the two screws

While firmly holding the glass pot, gently slide the bottom of the handle up and out of the base of the pot.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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Giovanni Ciriani - Sep 1, 2017

This guide applies to the Capresso H2O kettle too. Thanks for the guide.

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