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I remember my dad coming home with one of those CD players when I was about 3 or 4!
Still got it somewhere. Exceptional quality!
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Sometimes if an element is leaking it will be fine up to a certain temperature then the heat will probably make it expand and water can leak in.
I had a la pavoni element that was fine until the boiler pressure and temperature got to a certain point then the fuse box would trip every time I heated it up. I was adamant it was another component until I replaced the element!
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Looks good and free of leaks to me.
I have a spare BE boiler should you need it.
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Take the lid off and check for leaks.
The connector above the 3 way solenoid is notorious for leaking (either a seal or the connector itself) over the terminals of the solenoid coil.
The connector supplies water to the steam/hot water valve.
Get a picture up. I've replaced 10s of 3 way valves!
Edit, sounds like you already have the lid off.
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Another lighter in the air for minidisc.
When I was 15 in 2002 I remember giving my dad my paper round money to order me a portable Sony MD player online, I think I already had an MD Deck from richer sounds (Sony MDSJE640??)
That coupled with my Cambridge audio DAB tuner had amazing recording capabilities via optical cable. Nothing will touch it for quality in my opinion!
I then bought, in 2005 a gucci looking md player (MZE-909), magnesium chassis, slimline battery, back lit inline remote control.
Take me back!
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Heat retention is key!
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Big up the fishponds massive!
(lived there for 7 years!)
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Got a pair of MKS MT-E pedals BNIB if that helps?
Did you try using the pressurised/dual wall filter? May yield a better shot.