Help in potential restoration project

79 views
Skip to first unread message

Juan Uribe

unread,
Nov 20, 2019, 9:18:23 PM11/20/19
to Faema Compact User Group
Hello group,
I found you guys on the HB forum. I currently own a Fiorenzato Bricoletta Volante paired with a Fiorenzato F64 grinder.

I recently came across an unbeatable deal for a Faema Compact C84/1...essentially free. I will likely pick it up, if nothing else to tinker around with it. However, for a restoration project I have many initial questions:
1) I cant seem to find a supplier that still carries parts for that machine. Any leads?
2) Is there another model that you guys are aware of that has essentially the same components, where parts are still available?
3) I contacted Faema and to my surprise, they DONT have the technical manual for a machine they produced!! Does any member have a technical diagram or parts list?
4) the unit does not have a traditional water spout, instead has something weird I havent seen before. Apparently it was common because upon googling, other models also have that feature.

Other than it turns on, the unit is in horrible condition and its safe to assume plenty of scale buildup and needs a complete rebuild.

Daniel Crockett

unread,
Nov 22, 2019, 12:33:48 AM11/22/19
to Faema Compact User Group
initial questions:
1) I cant seem to find a supplier that still carries parts for that machine. Any leads?

https://sproparts.com/ has the parts explosions diagrams and stocks most all of the "consumable" parts. There sales practices are a little odd but great customer service otherwise

4) the unit does not have a traditional water spout, instead has something weird I havent seen before. Apparently it was common because upon googling, other models also have that feature.


It is a cappuccino magic. I don't have a manual for it but would like one. More info here https://www.faema.ca/faema-cappuccino-magic-p/magic.htm. You can buy a traditional steam wand from sproparts.

frank

unread,
Dec 22, 2019, 7:25:20 PM12/22/19
to Faema Compact User Group
Hi Juan,

espressoparts.com and cafeparts.com both have exploded parts diagrams and sell most of the parts that you'll need. I'll also attach the user manual and exploded parts diagrams from Faema. Good luck with your rebuild and feel free to ask any questions you have along the way.

Frank
ESPLOSI_FAEMA_COMPACT_2_GR_A_021128.pdf
Compact_S_uso_e_installazione.pdf
Reply all
Reply to author
Forward
0 new messages