Wega Parts

Wega Parts

Spare parts for Wega machines and E61-style groups: portafilters, cam holders, valves, gaskets and seals, along with generic fittings from Faema, Brasilia, Parker and Ulka. Search by the part name or number in your manual, and ask the team to confirm a fit before you order.

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Wega Mininova Control Board (semi auto)

Wega Mininova Control Board (semi auto) Gicar code 9.1.40.61G

$250 RRP $280
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Wega Portafilter Inclined
Wega Portafilter Inclined

Wega Portafilter Inclined - To fit: Wega

$79 RRP $90

Wega parts and E61-style spares

A café machine earns its keep by running every day, so the parts that wear need to be easy to find. This collection mixes Wega-specific spares with generic components that suit many E61-style machines.

What you will find

Group head and brewing parts include portafilters in single, double and extra deep versions, a blind filter, a cam holder, brew, infusion and drain valves, a dispersion disk and a range of gaskets. There are also anti-vacuum valves, copper gaskets and adjustable spouts for the portafilter.

Matching a part

Check the part number against your parts diagram, then compare thread sizes and dimensions. Gasket widths and valve versions differ between machines, so a similar-looking part can still be wrong. A photo and your model help us confirm a fit.

Servicing tips

Group gaskets harden with heat and are commonly replaced every six to twelve months. Cleaning the shower screen and dispersion disk, and descaling on a regular schedule, helps the group last. Always switch off and cool the machine before opening it.

Workshop and spare parts store

If the job is beyond a quick swap, our workshop can service the machine. Visit a showroom or order online, and the spare parts team will point you to the right item.

Frequently asked questions

The E61 is a widely copied heat-exchange group head, so many manufacturers use the same style of brew valve, cam and gasket. That makes spares easy to find, but sizes and versions still vary. Compare dimensions and part numbers before assuming a part will fit.

Look at your machine's parts diagram or manual, then match the code or description. If you do not have either, send the model and a photo of the old part. The team can help identify the item and confirm it before you buy.

In an E61 group, the cam holder is part of the mechanism that opens and closes the brew valve when you move the lever. If the lever feels loose or the group leaks, it may be worth inspecting during a rebuild, along with the cam gasket.

A seal that has become hard stops the portafilter sealing against the group. Guides for E61 machines suggest every six to twelve months for home use, and more often under heavy use. Replace it sooner if the portafilter leaks or is hard to lock in.

Basic jobs such as seals and screens are within reach for many owners. Valves, boiler fittings and electrical parts are better left to a technician. Always switch off, unplug, cool and depressurise first, and ask our workshop if you are unsure.

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