I need a replacement milk flask for a miele cva4062

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.

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Have you cleaned both the machine and the flask? Dried milk is difficult to clean especially if its a flavored creamer due to the sugar content. Soak the flask lid in hot water and try the milk cleaning tablets

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I have found that most of the time that I see this fault there is a broken wire at the brass contact that the lid of the milk container contacts with. This contact is on the door of the machine on the edge of the oval hole that the milk flask is inserted into. There is a torx 10 screw holding the cover on - remove that screw and you can lift that cover off. You will see a single wire going to the contact. If this wire is in fact making a good connection, then the issue is in the top handle of the milk flask - possibly water inside. I hope that helps.

it may sound hard to believe but yes, you can make yoghurt but
putting it into a vaccum sealed thermos flask. The vaccume keeps the
milk temperature consistent for hours.Once it sets you can move it to
a different container.

see the owner manual on how to manualy clean the pipe work
i do it on a weekly basis
u have to remove the face plate pull down the dispenser nozels and the open the door and remove the mild flask and the remove the milk pipes
run the bristels and run some water trough

the lid is already in the locked position. hold the base of the lid, and twist the top handle counter clockwise. now place it on the flask and lock it back into place.

You have clogged milk pipework, likely caused by not rinsing/cleaning the pipework after dispensing milk. This has happened to me a few times and we have had Miele out to fix it. Only they can unscrew the unit to look inside and repair can be expensive. Today, I found a solution I wanted to share!
Remove the front cover off the spigots so you can clearly see the nozzles where the milk runs out. Run a rinsing program on the unit, and it will emit steam and hiss and nothing will come through. That is OK for now. Using a balled up towel, plug the side where you are only getting steam coming through. You are essentially causing pressure to build up in the pipework which will dislodge whatever is blocking the system. Careful, as steam will penetrate the towel as my little burnt finger will tell you. The second time I did it, I pressed the towel into position with a spoon....works like a charm and no burnt fingers. Both sides were blocked for me and now run smoothly. Hope this helps someone ;)