Brand: xbloom
xBloom · Tea Brewer accessory - also listed in Brewing Packages
A spare part is bought against the part it replaces, not against the machine's name. The specifications are first on this page so you can hold them next to the component in your hand: the code, the thread, the dimensions and the rating. Anything the maker or the listing doesn't state is left off rather than guessed, and where fitting needs a technician, the page says so.
| Part type | Tea Brewer accessory - also listed in Brewing Packages |
| Brand | xBloom |
| Model / OEM part number | Omni Tea Brewer [XBOTB] |
| Main material | BPA-free Tritan dripper with SUS316 stainless steel filter |
| Colour / finish | Clear |
| Size / dimensions (mm) | 115 x 82.5 x 60 |
| Thickness / height (mm) | 60 |
| Hole pattern / shape | Siphon drain, no paper filter needed |
| Certification | BPA free |
| Compatible machines / brands | xBloom Studio only - it is not a standalone brewer |
| Pack quantity | 1 |
| Net weight (g) | 86 |
| Box contents | 1 x Omni tea brewer with detachable siphon control |
| Installation & care | Hand wash only. Clean after each use, soak in citric acid or baking soda for deep tea stains |
Check it against the component you're taking out, not against the machine's model name.
Send us a photo of the old part, and the code stamped on it if there is one, and we'll confirm the match before you order. On spares that's quicker than reading model lists, because the same machine name covers several generations.
Hand wash only. Clean after each use, soak in citric acid or baking soda for deep tea stains
Two habits save most of the callouts we see. Depressurise and disconnect before you start, because a boiler holds pressure and heat long after it's switched off. And fit seals by hand: a screwdriver used to lever a gasket into a group tears the silicone, and a torn seal leaks under pressure rather than on the bench where you'd notice it. Where the line above says a qualified technician, treat that as the instruction rather than a suggestion — pressure vessels and mains electrical parts are not a place to learn on your own machine.
Send a photo of the part you're replacing.One picture of the old component, plus any code stamped on it and your machine's model and year, is usually all we need. If it's a pressure or electrical part we'll tell you that too, rather than letting you find out with the machine open.
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