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In short, yes. Although not all espresso machines require a boiler inspection, most do. The key to understanding whether you need an inspection is by establishing if your coffee machine has a pressurised vessel or not. If you do, then a boiler inspection will be needed. Most coffee machines such as Bean to Cup machines and Traditional Espresso Machines have a pressurised vessel, which means that they require regular PSSR 2000 testing.
PSSR 2000 stands for Pressure System Safety Regulations 2000. This is the required boiler inspection needed for your coffee machines with pressurised vessels. This inspection ensures that your commercial espresso machine is safe to use and in the best condition possible. Without the regular inspection, you might invalidate your insurance, or even worse, put yourself or customers in potential danger.
A boiler inspection can identify any issues with your coffee machine’s boiler that may be impacting its performance, such as a buildup of scale or damage to the boiler’s internal components. Addressing these issues can help to ensure that your coffee machine operates at its best, producing high-quality coffee consistently.
Additionally, a boiler inspection can help to identify any safety concerns, such as pressure or temperature issues, that need to be addressed. Regular boiler inspections can also help to identify and address minor issues before they become major problems, which can help to extend the lifespan of your coffee machine. By catching issues early, you may be able to avoid costly repairs or the need to replace your machine entirely.
During a boiler inspection for a coffee machine, the inspector will typically perform a visual examination of the boiler to check for any signs of damage or wear, and may also use specialized equipment to test the boiler’s pressure, temperature, and safety mechanisms.
The inspector or coffee engineer will check the exterior of the boiler for any signs of damage, such as dents, cracks, or corrosion and examine the interior of the boiler to check for any buildup of scale or other debris that could interfere with the boiler’s performance.
They will also test the boiler’s safety mechanisms, measure the temperature and pressure of the boiler and ensure that these are all functioning properly.
Which types of coffee machines do you inspect?
At Backup, our engineers are accredited and trained to service several different types of coffee machines, such as machines from San Remo, Victoria Arduino, La Marzocco, Faema, Gaggia, and much more. Explore which servicing and maintenance services we provide here.
How often do I need a PSSR 2000 inspection?
Once your commercial coffee machine is 14 months old, you have a statutory duty to have your coffee machine’s boiler inspected. After this, it is recommended that you at least once a year arrange a PSSR 2000 inspection to ensure that your boiler is in great working condition.
How do I book a PSSR 2000 boiler inspection?
Arranging a boiler inspection with us couldn’t be easier! Simply give us a call or WhatsApp us on +44 (0)20 8568 1828, or send us an email on [email protected]. Alternatively, you can fill out our contact form here with the details of your coffee machine and the service you’re in need of.
Who can I contact if I have questions about boiler inspections?
If you have any questions about our services or boiler inspections in general, feel free to reach out to our competent team via phone or email and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can.
Our amazing Backup engineers are accredited by CoffeeSafe to carry out PSSR 2000 boiler inspections independently and to issue certificates, so you can be certain that your espresso machines are in perfectly good hands. Get in touch today to book your next boiler inspection.
