Turn off machine at night?

Hi,

The problem is often that the machine develops a leak in the hose that is rightover the transformer...the water drips onto the transformer and kills that...then you have no power to run the machine.

Here is a tip that I wrote about this problem...

Keurig OneCup Coffee Brewer will not turn on
heatman101

It sounds like something blew in a big way. Likely to be the main power supply board. The step down transformer should have reduced it to the 110 volts you require. Check the transformer to make sure it does actually reduce from 220 to 110 vac. Also check the hertz , (hz) ( cycles) Australia uses 50 hz at 240 volts ac. im unsure what hz USA or Pakistan is. Confirm your transformer output meets the electrical specification of the coffee machine. There may be a local Nespresso machine repairer who will convert yoru USA spec machine to Pakistan voltage thus negating the need for a transformer. It may be a bit expensive replacing all the electrical comonents though, it may still be worthwhile.

The only thing that comes to mind is the metering jet on the group as well as the reducers on the tubes bringing water into the group.

This a
clear problem from scale builds up in the boiler. The scale layer is acting as
an insulation layer which is reducing the efficiency of the heating element to
the boiler and also reducing the water capacity thus also the steam production
capacity.

So you
should first try to de-scale your machine three four times with intervals of
three days from each de-scale. Try also to perform the de-scale very slowly
like when you will flash the water solution from the water reservoir take about
30 minutes why drawing a coffee cup every five minutes. With this way you have
very good chance to remove a lot of scale and you machine heating efficiency to
be increased. If after the above procedure you have no difference then you need
a new boiler which is one unit with elements and sensor.

Here below we
have a link with more information for your machine which can help you.


http://www.partsguru.com/SaecoMagicDeluxeSuperautomatica.html

Turn the knob ON to let the water flows out constantly until the red light goes off.

First, check the grinder settings and coffee quantity. You may be using too much coffee and/or grind is too fine.

If that doesn't address your problem, you may have a bad water tank seal which allows air to enter the machine, thus reducing the water pressure. You may diagnose this at your own risk, by removing the right side cover and checking for the presence of air in the small plastic water filter located under the tank.

turn off each night and when going away! the machine will last longer.. without repair! also saves money (they use alot of power!

Product Description Program your Krups AromaControl Therm Time Coffee Maker the night before and wake up to the wonderful smell of your favorite coffee. With the Flavor Release Technology, this innovative machine allows hot water to saturate coffee grounds longer than traditional coffee makers, providing a more full-bodied, richly-flavored coffee without any bitterness. Hermetically sealed, double-wall, stainless steel insulated carafe with drip-free pour spout keeps your coffee hot for hours. Automatic shut off after 2 hours is a great safety feature.

think you're safe Hope that helps!!!

It seems this coffeemaker insists on shutting itself off after 4 hours,
or whatever "auto-off" time you've programmed in. The only work-around I've found is to switch it to "Brew" and cycle the power switch off and on every time you pour a cup. That will start a new
4-hour timer cycle. Since the pot's still hot, it will go quickly to the
"brewing done" state and render 5 beeps.

There seems to be a leak in the line somewhere you should not use the machine or at least the frother until you get it checked out as it will blow the rest of the machines electrics and maybe kill you. if you move it and look under the machine you may find water this will confirm my suspicions. but there is definitely a leak in that line...