Brew Head Maintenance on the La Marzocco GS/3

Gail shows us how to take apart, clean and replace the brew head components for regular maintenance.
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[@SeattleCoffeeGear]

For a home machine, probably about a year; a commercial machine could be as frequent as every 3 months. The more frequency of temperature applied to the gasket, the quicker it will wear out. - Kat

[@aesonvirus]

I drop and clean the shower screen and gasket once a month on my Rocket. With back flushes after every brew, it's usually fairly clean and easy to touch up. I do it more often to avoid more difficult clean ups.

[@SeattleCoffeeGear]

You replace the brew head gasket every night?!?! That's dedication :) - Kat

[@SeattleCoffeeGear]

Woot for equipment cleanliness :D - Kat

[@clericneokun]

So how long do you think before a machine would require brew head cleaning?

[@AndrewJConnolly]

Everyday if you want the best taste!

[@runupscape]

[@SeattleCoffeeGear]

You replace the brew head gasket every day!?!?!? - Kat

[@peterpan69]

What's that little dental tool that helps taking out the gasket?

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[@SeattleCoffeeGear]

:D

[@histryfan999]

More nonsense by our actors. Helpful if you aren't distracted by superfluous nonsense.

[@glichasasha750]

There is really NO need to zoom in that much into her teeth.