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No espresso is coming out when I turn my pump on
No espresso is coming out of the machine.
Lack of water in reservoir
Check to see if there is ample water in the reservoir. See guide on replacing the reservoir.
Clogged Pump
Descale the machine as described in page 10 of the user's manual.
Reservoir not fully inserted
Reservoir needs to be fully pushed down to release the valve
The pump is making a loud noise
When running, the pump is making irregular, unexpected, loud noises.
Reservoir inserted incorrectly
Pull out the reservoir and re-position it. See guide on replacing the reservoir.
Machine won't turn on
No indication of power to the machine.
Not connected to a power source
Make sure the power cord is plugged into a working outlet.
Machine is not turned on
Flip the "on/off" switch to the "on" position.
The coffee froth is too light
The froth is coming out quicker and thinner than expected.
Ground coffee not pressed down firmly enough
Press a little harder, but not too much.
Not enough ground coffee
Add more ground coffee .
Ground coffee is too coarse
Remove any large chunks or grind the chunks to match the size of the rest of the ground coffee.
The coffee froth is too dark
The froth is coming out slower and thicker than expected.
Ground coffee is pressed down too firmly
Press a little softer, but not too much.
There is too much ground coffee
Remove any excess amount of coffee.
The espresso boiler outlet is blocked
Refer to the Cleaning the Boiler Outlet guide on page 10 of the user's manual.
The filter is blocked
Refer to the Cleaning the Filter guide on pages 9 and 10 of the user's manual.
The ground coffee is too fine
Remove fine coffee and replace with coarser coffee.
Coffee is too damp
Let coffee air-dry.
The espresso coffee is cold
The coffee is not the ideal temperature of 140 degrees Fahrenheit.
No preheating was performed
Refer to the Preheating the Espresso Coffee Unit guide on page 8 of the user's manual. Also, wait for the indicator light to turn on.
No milk froth is formed when making a cappuccino
Milk not cold enough
Make sure skim milk is used at refrigerator temperature.
Cappuccino frother is dirty
Thoroughly clean the holes in the cappuccino frother as depicted in figure 21.
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Mine unit has a hissing / boiling sound then after I make the espresso and remove the handle, there seems to be air pressure being released. What could this be?
malexandre - Réponse
Great guide!
Mine had not been descaled or cleaned in 6 months... Bad boy. After cleaning it with 50% vinegar and cleaning both the coffee filter and the boiler filter (with a needle - tedious) the water barely dripped out. The pump pushed a healthy stream of water out the milk frother so I knew that was good. I removed the boiler filter again and it was still clean. I then tried pushing a 25% vinegar solution through the boiler discharge tube without a filter in place. (Better this way too as the filters don't need to be flushed afterwards. ) Initially just drips but suddenly as pressure built a plug of material gushed out. After this, nearly a whole reservoir of my descaling solution flowed well but was cloudy. I then flushed it and the milk frother with another two full reservoirs of clean water and it slowly came through clear (flushing the vinegar taste from the system). Our little espresso machine is working like a champ again. And a lot quieter.
Andrew Cole - Réponse
I think that's exactly what I need to do - thank you! Any warning about dripping without filter?
gvanoni -
Mine is brand new and nothing is coming out. It doesn't seem like it's even sucking up any water? I know the reservoir is inserted correctly, so I'm not sure what the problem is.
Jasmine Howard - Réponse
Mine is doing the same! Did you find a way to fix it?
Marby -