Gaggia Baby Espresso Machine "steam stay enough" Questions

...steam needed for espresso. Both lights stay on continuously. Any ideas? It was left in storage for several years. Something like this needs to be looked at. This truly could be caused by a lot of ...

...steam button green. Both cup bottoms stay off and it will keep pumping water until I press the steam button. Cup lights never come on. After a while it will start pumping on its own again. I can’t ...

...enough for steam to come off of the coffee when it is poured. Hi, I have owned that coffee maker for years. After it brews coffee, it does not have a warmer to keep it hot. It has a thermally ...

...steam tip is causing your tank to lose pressure. The heater needs to stay on longer just to keep everything up to pressure and properly heated. You probably noticed that your shots may not have the ...

...steam. You can try rinsing with vinegar, at let it stay for half an hour and then simply rinse/drain the vinegar at least twice, so that all the vinegar is washed out. The other explanation for this ...

...steam knob by depressing small clip on shaft of knob and pulling the knob out...gently. Note where the dials in the bean tank are set to, you will have to position these knobs to the same position ...

...stay there. Pls let me what should I do! You probably have a stuck solenoid. They can scale up just like your boiler. If the solenoid won't click when the button is pushed the valve won't open and ...

...enough. 1. To decalcify your boiler, remove your water tank and fill it with hot water (100 to 120 degrees). Open a pack of decalcifier and mix into the water tank. Once it is dissolved, place the ...

...enough (more than 5 min.), the green light goes on, the heating element brings water back to boil, the boiler regains sufficient pressure to press espresso and steam milk. Run some WHITE vinegar ...

...steam pressure is supposed to stay constant, but mine drops after about 15-20 seconds.......still has enough to finish the job, but much more in the very beginning. I suspect a valve is sticking when ...