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The milk line ends up full or stagnant coagulated milk stuck to the plastic pipe wall or cooked milk in the heater and frother stem. You need to use enzyme milk powder every time you use milk based drinks. You will need to strip out the milk line and nozzle, soak it and use a small pipe brush. It will bring it back good as new. My experience is with 5 commercial machines serving up to a thousand cups a day. We cleaned twice a day.

First; I am NOT a Caffitaly repairman. Though I have worked on mini espresso machines. Sputtering and/or poor steam is an indication that your brewer is not up to brewing temperature.
** Most of these home machines have a very small boiler or tank. They are designed to produce hot water and sometimes steam to brew a small 'European' espresso. Here in the USA we like our coffee weaker and with lots of 'other' things mixed in. The 'Americano' is the same amount of coffee but with a lot of hot water added. This amount will tax the small boiler to it's limits. Top it off with a grande latte would be probably be beyond it's ability to completely froth/heat this amount of milk. When you order a Latte from a Barista you will note that it takes a while to froth a Pitcher of cold milk. They are using a large espresso machine and probably pulling a double shot of espresso. To make a similar drink with any home machine requires doing everything 'double' or twice brew. (3 times?) You will need to check the 'ready' light to make sure the brewer is up to heat prior to brewing your next cup.
** Suggest brewing a regular size or 1/2 a mug of coffee-latte then come back again later for another fresh hot cup.
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My tassimo lid won't open I put the milk pod in for a latte it made a noise and some milk spilt out and it won't open turned the machine off for a few days n the lid still won't open is it now broken ? As only had it for a few months

your aerochhino milk frother motor has gone .

The Atkins shake comes in six different flavors: milk chocolate delight, dark chocolate royal, mocha latte, cafe caramel, vanilla, and strawberry.

The solution to rotation issues with the frother have been soved finally by myself after reading all the suggestion. The fix is simple... Your attachments have been magnitised and need to be demagnetized. It works a beauty. Run a magnet around the metal rings. Hint. Never leave them on the the frother when not being used.

We had the same problem & worked out that it's because the actual milk container is too cold & has contracted from being in a cold part of the fridge. We moved the milk container to the door of the fridge ( it's a little warmer than the rest of the fridge) & it slotted in perfectly the next morning!

I've just taken delivery of an S9 and my lattes were lukewarm too. What you have to do is move the dial on the steamer to the 3 o clock position. See http://cdn2.libsyn.com/coffeegeek/jura_frothxpress.mov?nvb=20081110133816&nva=20081111133816&t=018ee7ad85c33f422c6a5 . Latte I just made was piping hot. If that doesn't fix it, try the Products settings. If still lukewarm I think you should contact your dealer, maybe you have a duff machine.

http://www.focuselectrics.com/supportdata/L5750_CocoaLatte_CM300_ALL.pdf

Downloads complete manual as PDF. I lost mine too.