Siemens Cafemat "Gold" TC 8630. Part 2. Fixing leaking water tank

Siemens Cafemat "Gold" TC 8630. Part 2. Fixing coffee maker leaking water tank.
In another video: Part 1: A 1980´s classic. Unboxing and overview.
This coffee maker is from 1988
220 volts
900 watts
Brown all plastic exterior
Capasity 12 cups, 1.5 liters
"Kippfilter", tipping brew basket to avoid dripping.
Reusable Gold Long-Life filter
Removable water reservoir
Steam separation for perfect taste
Descaling indicator (Red light to the right of the On/Off button)
"Variotherm" Adjustable heat plate.
Made in Germany (München).
Width 180 mm
Length 260 mm
Height 320 mm
Model options (more models than listed):
TC 8611 White
TC 8620
TC 8630 Brown. "Gold" Long-Life filter
TC 8632 Grey
TC 8669 White. With timer
Sources:
- Soft Electronics (online museum of small household appliances from the 1960s to 1990s), Siemens Cafemat TC8611, TC 8632, TC 8669
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:08 Preparing. Always unplug before doing work.
00:12 Removing the old water seal
00:31 Making a new seal / gasket for the coffee machine
01:53 Making a new seal /gasket for the water tank
02:46 Testing water tank with water
03:00 Testing coffee machine with water
03:45 Making coffee
Partslist:
(The same system is used on Bosch, Siemens and Tassimo watertanks)
Gasket for the coffee machine:
Old number: 00169002. Alternative number 00425860
Gasket for the water tank:
Old number: 00027453. Alternative number 00425887, 00610852, 00614524
Disclamer, warning!: This video is for entertainment purpose only. If you are not familiar with electronics, do not attempt to repair! You could suffer a fatal electrical shock!
I recommend consulting a technician if you do not feel competent for the tasks.
Always unplug electrical equipment before attempting to do any work.
Electical components like batteries and condensator can contain current, even when unpluged.
Not using original parts or being neglient can cause damage, death or personal injury. If any damage occurs, always unplug the applyance first.
Empty the water tank after each use. Du not let water tanks, hot machines or electrical equipment be left unattended.
**Equipment I use**
Camera: Canon Powershot HS40SX
Tripod: Vanguard VT-158
Edited on: Microsoft Clipchamp (free edition)
Lights: Natural daylight from the windows
Music. Where We Wanna Go, Patrick Patrikios

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