Jura Impressa S / X / XS Rebuild Series Part 1 - Opening the Unit

This begins a four part series due to the unfortunate failure of my beloved Jura S9 Kaffeeautomat. No matter how much you take care of them, the nature of these units is such that eventually a complete overhaul will be required to keep them running like new. No maintenance cycle will exist to accomplish this task.
I may have other issues, I cant be sure yet. I will be ordering the overhaul kit from Jura-parts.com. Its a 32 Piece kit that comes with the special bit required to open the unit.
After removing all of the parts that simply come off I consider that since I have no familiarity with such a machine, ill be catalogueing every single part I remove with a number in order to keep track. This will ensure it goes back together correctly. A T-15 removed most of the screws. The 6th screw allows the heating tray to be removed. I ended up removing the rest of the beans with a vacuum cleaner.
Screws number 12 and 13 used the special tool in the rear of the unit, allowing the back cover to be removed. The bean sensor label was annotated as 14, allowing the top cover to be removed. The metal bracket holding the decoder was then annotated as 15, after which the side panel was lifted off.
The front of the unit is designed to swing open like a door, a few hose connections as shown need only be disconnected, to include the t fitting ontop of the unit. The final hose comes off of the brew group. This allows the unit to be completely opened for service.
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[@tacticforetagsformedling7557]

Great videos part 1-4. Best on KZbin for Jura Impressa S9

[@retrotechandelectronics]

Appreciate that

[@999fugazi]

Thanks for taking the time to record this tear down. Hoping to resurrect our S9, this inspired me to get a parts kit and get it apart

[@retrotechandelectronics]

Good luck

[@Darkstorm666]

Thank you for making this series my friend. This is invaluable

[@retrotechandelectronics]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Gondul133211]

great breakdown mate looking forward to seeing the mysteries of these so called hi end machines I'm sure its going to be a lot like high end power tools. cheers

[@retrotechandelectronics]

It will be a change up from my usual motorcycle rebuilds.

[@trielerinor]

Exactly the video I was looking for! You've done a great job outlining every step. When can we expect part 2?

[@retrotechandelectronics]

Possibly next Friday , a week from today

[@mikenicolau]

Awesome video. I like your numbering of the parts. I had to take my S9 apart a few months ago to replace a sensor. Wish I would have thought of that.

[@retrotechandelectronics]

Glad you enjoyed it, I didnt want to loose track, i didnt know how may pieces there were.

[@996Firestorm]

Great video thank you

[@retrotechandelectronics]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@fc81zoom17]

Thank you. You are very methodical.

[@retrotechandelectronics]

Glad it helped.

[@repromark]

@retrotechandelectronics, I made it all the way thru to reassembly with zero issues, but at the end I have ONE water hose left that I can’t figure out where it goes! Mine is the s9 avantgarde, so a little bit different. do you offer any support? and where is your venmo?

[@retrotechandelectronics]

You check both sides of the squeeze valve..... its hard to say from here. retrace all of your steps.

[@Steveke100]

Do you know why the coffee would be pouring out of the cappuccino area and the Expresso area as well when I'm making a cappuccino?

[@retrotechandelectronics]

Most likely the squeeze valve is starting to malfunction and needs replacing. You can see it on the inside of the front panel in several of the videos

[@Steveke100]

@@retrotechandelectronics Thank you so much! I'll check it out.

[@davidfuller581]

Superautos like this always seem like they're more trouble than they're worth. A half decent semi-auto and standalone grinder would be much easier to maintain, albeit not as simple to use...

[@retrotechandelectronics]

As I go through the series, you'll find that, the overhaul after several years is outweighed by the one touch coffee.