How to grease the Saeco brew unit

[@ozzmosisv5]

There are 2 additional rails to be lubed on both sides. Its hard to visualize but it can be accessed. It looks like a wide "rectangle" area with 3 square spaces that ussually needs to be cleaned. Also the rubber o-ring should be lightly lubed. If you are going to lube every week dont use that much grease or it will become messy very quickly

[@eugenioadiletta8955]

Hey, Ozzmosisv5. Thank you for the add-on specification. I'm grateful to have some engagement on this video to make people more aware of the maintenance this machine needs to produce quality coffee. I hope you stay well caffeinated. Cheers.

[@mariashcherbakova9806]

Thank you a lot for the clear, short and informative video!! I've been postponing that for a while but now feel confident enough to do it 😅

[@jonnsmusich]

Thank you. The SAECO instructions are useless. Yours are exact.

[@karenblinder8730]

Thank you for posting this. Very helpful and clear.

[@Zorak2319]

Doesn't the q-tip fluff get into the areas you've greased?

[@rockyhartline4642]

Fantastic, very well done instructional video. Adjust the grease amount as you feel necessary, but don't discount the time, effort and quality of this very helpful video.

[@tedbell9051]

Thank you for the detailed instructions.

[@raleeuw]

I used always Vaseline over ten years for my old seaco and no problems

[@albertorossi7854]

Sei un grande ! Stavo per buttare la macchina e poi ho visto il tuo video …….GRAZIE

[@louisd95714]

I wouldn't use an q-tips. Those fibers can muck up the unit. Also, this guy is applying too much grease, and in places where it's not needed.

[@steventran3414]

anyone use wd40?

[@louisd95714]

No, that would be gambling with your health.