Faema E61 Legend and Jubile Espresso Machines
Current and older. 5 model numbers in this series.
Model numbers in this series
Find yours on the data plate. Letters after the base number usually mark the voltage, finish or door and do not change the repair.
- E61 Legend S1
- E61 Legend S2
- E61 Legend S3
- E61 Jubile A1
- E61 Jubile A2
Repairs this series usually needs
- Group head and gasket leaks
- Boiler heating problems from scale
- Steam valve leaks
- Pump pressure and flow problems
The E61 line is the classic Faema group design. The Legend is the semi-automatic machine in S1, S2 and S3 versions, and the Jubile is the automatic in A1 and A2 versions. Some are still sold and many older ones remain in service in cafes.
The version on the front tells us which group controls and dosing parts are involved. The common jobs are gaskets and screens at the group, steam valve leaks, scale in the boiler and a pump that has lost pressure.
On an older E61 we sort the repairs that pay off from the ones that do not. Owners keep to the filter and backflush; boiler and valve work is ours, quoted in writing first. Read us the version name from the front, such as S2 or A1, and we line up the parts.
About this series
- Classic E61 group semi-automatic Legend and automatic Jubile
- Legend versions are S1, S2 and S3
- Jubile versions are A1 and A2
- Current and older machines
Other Faema espresso machines series
What is the difference between Legend and Jubile?
The Legend is the semi-automatic version, in S1, S2 and S3. The Jubile is the automatic version, in A1 and A2. Tell us the version, since the dosing parts differ.
Why does my E61 group leak?
The group head gasket hardens with age and heat. It is a common job, and we look at the screen and the valve in the same visit.
Do you repair older E61 machines?
Yes, they are common and we repair them. The quote is written first, and if a repair would not pay off, you hear it before any work starts.
Book repair for your Faema E61 Legend and Jubile Espresso Machines
Tell us the maker, the model number from the data plate and what the unit is doing. We confirm a three-hour arrival window and give you a written price before any work starts.