Rocket Espresso

The Rocket Appartamento Parts Catalogue, and What Is In It

The Appartamento spare parts catalogue lists 144 part numbers across nine sections. Seven of the parts Rocket sells in its own shop appear in it, under different names.

The Rocket Appartamento spare parts catalogue, edition Ed.04.2023, lists 144 distinct part numbers with positions and descriptions across nine sections, and Rocket does not host it.

Two lists, one of facts the Rocket parts catalogue carries and one of questions it does not answer.
What the Appartamento parts catalogue carries against what the catalogue does not settle.

The document

Title page: APPARTAMENTO Espresso Machine, Spare Parts Catalogue, Ed.04.2023, copyright Rocket Espresso Ltd. Twelve pages. Read 13 August 2026 from a copy hosted by the retailer 1st-line.com.

The catalogue disagrees with itself about its own edition. The title page prints Ed.04.2023. The running footer on the following page prints Ed. 11.2022. Both strings appear in the same file. A citation to this document should carry the page as well as the edition.

What it contains

144 distinct part numbers, 146 rows, and 128 of those rows carry a position number keyed to an exploded drawing. Counting rule: a row counts when a part number of nine to eleven characters is followed by a description line, counted across all twelve pages in one pass on 13 August 2026.

The sections, as the document names them, include BODYWORK, HYDRAULIC PARTS / PUMP AREA, HYDRAULIC PARTS / BOILER AREA and STEAM & HOT WATER VALVE ASSEMBLY.

Representative rows, quoted as printed:

PosPart numberDescription
1RA9BV06129Stainless steel Cups frame black
3A019905636Boiler cover plate
4R01L000382Tank cover
11A299905785Boiler pressure gauge
33R000002146Pin
34R299905888Lever assembly
35RA99905814Ceramic group shaft

Some positions carry more than one part number, where a component exists in more than one finish. Position 5 lists A639905747 for the opal white side panel and A619905749 for the copper finish.

The catalogue and the Rocket shop use the same numbers and different names

Seven of the twelve variants in the Rocket shop’s parts collection appear in this catalogue under the same part number. Counting rule: a match counts when a SKU string from the shop’s product listing equals a part number string in the catalogue, compared mechanically on 13 August 2026.

Part numberName in the Rocket shopDescription in the catalogue
C449900229Group Head GasketGroup gasket
C519900103Shower FoilShower foil
A699905020Portafilter - single1 cup filter holder with basket
A699905021Portafilter - double2 cups filter holòder with basket
C610003902Filter basket 7g7 g filter basket
C619900106Blind Filter BasketBackflush cap ("blind filter")
A529R04649Chrome R knob cover - Appartamento"R" cover for steam valve handle

The names differ on every row and the numbers are identical on every row. A shop search for backflush cap finds nothing and a search for blind filter basket finds nothing in the catalogue. The part number is the only field that carries across the two sources.

Across the whole shop the overlap is 9 of 92 SKUs. The other 83 are accessories, cups, jugs, prints and apparel, which is what a parts catalogue would not be expected to contain.

Two shop items sit close to a catalogue row without matching it. The shop sells RA99906129 as Appartamento - Stainless Steel Cup Frame and the catalogue lists RA9BV06129 as Stainless steel Cups frame black. Those are different part numbers and this page does not treat them as the same part.

What the catalogue does not settle

Checked across all twelve pages on 13 August 2026.

  • It covers one machine. Nothing in it states whether an Appartamento part fits a Giotto, a Mozzafiato or an R58.
  • No torque figures, no service intervals, no fitting procedure. It is an identification document.
  • No prices, and the shop’s prices are not in the catalogue.
  • No dated revision history. The two edition strings inside it are the only versioning it carries.

Where this leaves a parts question

The Appartamento is the best-documented machine in the Rocket range on parts, and the document that documents it is published by a retailer.

Rocket’s own shop sells parts by number and states which machine only rarely. This catalogue states position, number and description for 144 parts and is hosted by 1st-line.com. A retailer can withdraw a file. The edition code is what makes the document citable when the URL stops resolving.

How this page is sourcedManufacturer documentation reference

Espresso & Machines documents what espresso manufacturers publish. Every specification is taken from a manufacturer instruction book, service manual, declaration of conformity, or product leaflet, cited by document name, revision and URL, and dated to the day it was read. Nothing here is a test result, a measurement, or a personal impression. Where a manufacturer publishes nothing on a question, the page says so instead of estimating.

The full method, and what this site never claims