You have a Breville going over temperature or activating by itself

Breville Dual Boiler Triac assembly

⚠️ Breville Dual Boiler or Oracle going over temperature

Disconnect the machine from the wall immediately. If a Breville Dual Boiler or Oracle is overheating, turning steam or hot water on by itself, or acting strangely, leaving it powered can turn a repairable fault into a very expensive one.

This commonly affects the BES900, BES920, BES980 and BES990. Steam boiler leaks β€” often from worn O-rings or ageing steam probes β€” can allow steam to reach the Triac assembly above the boiler.

πŸ”₯ Why it overheats

The Triac assembly controls power to the heating elements. When a Triac fails, it can allow power through even when the machine should be off. The boiler or group head can keep heating until a thermal fuse blows or a boiler is damaged.

⚑ Oracle activating by itself

Steam leaking onto the signal relay can make the machine behave as though buttons are being pressed, such as activating the steam wand or hot-water tap. This is still a warning that there is a steam leak inside the machine.

πŸ”§ If you are experienced and the machine is safely disconnected, a broader leak repair may be worthwhile. View the Breville Dual Boiler Ultimate Service Kit. Otherwise, contact Matt for repair advice.

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2 responses to “You have a Breville going over temperature or activating by itself”

  1. Anton Summerfield Avatar
    Anton Summerfield

    My oracle touch is heating over 100 degrees when it first turns on and heats itself up randomly.
    Do you know what parts are required to fix it
    Anton

    1. Home Coffee Machine Repairs Avatar

      As you can see, we dont really moderate this section of our website. if your oracle is going past 100 degrees, you will need a new TRIAC board. however, that will fix the symptom not the root cause. You have a leak somewhere inside your machine that needs to be addressed. Also for anyone reading this with the same symptoms. You should stop using the machine immediately, as you run the risk of blowing a thermal fuse if it gets to hot.

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