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Breville repair in Copenhagen

Looking for somewhere to fix your Breville? You are in the right place. Breville sells its espresso machines under the Sage name in Europe, and they are the same machines with the same parts inside. We repair both at our workshop in Østerbro.

  • Same parts, same model numbers as Sage
  • Including machines bought abroad
  • Free assessment, and you decide before we start
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12-month warrantyOn the repair

Drop off in ØsterbroPickup by arrangement

Breville and Sage: one machine, two names

Australian Breville could not use its own name in the UK and Europe, where the trademark was already taken, so the machines are sold here as Sage. Apart from the badge and the plug there is no difference: the same model numbers, the same pumps, the same grinders and the same spare parts. If you bought a Breville in Australia or the US, it is the same machine we work on every day.

Models we repair

Faults we typically see

What does it cost?

Diagnosis is free. Below is where most repairs land, so you can tell whether it is worth going ahead. The exact price we can only set once the machine is on the bench, because that is the only way to see what is actually wrong.

Service and check-upWhen it just needs a service: descaling, cleaning the brew path and a check of pressure, temperature and steam600–900 kr
One part replacedA gasket, a valve, a sensor, a heating element or new burrs900–1,600 kr
Bigger repairsPump, boiler, control board and electronics1,500–3,000 kr

Guide prices, parts included. Oracle and Dual Boiler usually sit at the top of each range.

  • Diagnosis and assessment are free and non-binding.
  • You get an estimate from your description and a couple of photos.
  • The final price is fixed and agreed before we start.
  • Nothing is done until you have said yes.
  • Say no thanks, and you get the machine back with no bill.

How to find us

You drop the machine off with us at Nyborggade 11D, 2100 Copenhagen Ø. We take machines in by arrangement, so send an enquiry first and agree on a time. That way we know we are here when you arrive.

  • Metro: Poul Henningsens Plads (M3), about 200 metres away
  • Train: Svanemøllen Station, roughly a ten-minute walk
  • Drop-off by arrangement, pickup only by separate arrangement
Map of Nyborggade 11D in Østerbro, Copenhagen, where the Kaffedoktor workshop is
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Questions about Breville

Are Sage and Breville the same machine?

Yes. Breville sells its espresso machines under the Sage name in the UK and Europe, because the Breville trademark was already taken here. A Breville Barista Express is the same machine as a Sage Barista Express, with the same parts inside.

Can you repair a Breville I brought back from abroad?

Yes, mechanically it is identical to the European Sage model and we use the same parts. Be aware that a machine bought outside Europe may be built for 110–120 volts. Mention it in your enquiry so we can take it into account.

Does the warranty apply to an imported machine?

The manufacturer’s warranty usually follows the country the machine was bought in. Our own warranty on the repair applies wherever the machine came from: 12 months on the work we have done.

Are the model numbers the same?

Yes: BES870 Barista Express, BES876 Barista Express Impress, BES878 Barista Pro, BES880 Barista Touch, BES920 Dual Boiler, BES980 Oracle, BES990 Oracle Touch, BES450 Bambino and BES500 Bambino Plus.

Kaffedoktor

About us

Too many machines get thrown out. A machine that has stopped is rarely finished: it needs taking apart, the fault needs finding, and the parts need replacing. That is what we do. Kaffedoktor is one workshop on Nyborggade in Østerbro, Copenhagen, we only take in Sage, and if you write to us, you hear back from the person who takes the machine apart.

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