Yes, he does show you how to disassemble - BUT - it's a somewhat "trial-and-error," video rather than specific. i.e. It would have been a good idea if he'd learned how to do it first, then put it back to together again, before creating the video, rather than video'ing the whole "find-out-as-you-go" method! Having said that - yes, I did find it useful, so thanks for posting the video, but for anyone looking for a solution to a leak problem, I'd suggest watching the whole video first, to try and determine what you may (or may not!) need to do, before just attacking the machine, as some of the clips and pipes that are removed, are very tricky to replace.
Hi, sorry for the late reply. In fact, just recently I had a case where a person was trying to descale a coffee machine and poured in a bad cleaner that clogged the water pipes. Almost all the pipes had to be disconnected. I cleaned the wide pipes with a small brush, and the thin pipes remained almost clean, I just had to push out a few pebbles with a wire.
