Takes a long time for machine to heat up and when I do a descale it is taking a lot longer and our coffee is dribling out but the milk is at the same dosage
SOURCE: can you give me the process to descale the miele cva 615 coffee machine?
Here you go just click on this link I put the manual on my site: http://yalda.us/CVA615_us[1].pdf
SOURCE: saeco milk island - no froth
Molly -- re: position of grey plug. I don't think this makes any difference at all. The key issue is to make sure those two slots are clear of debris or moisture. One month on and I have continued to achieve thick frothy milk purely from rinsing the milk island parts under a running tap, leaving them to dry, and then giving a short sharp blow to the two slots in the valve before reassembling.
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SOURCE: Steam not frothing milk
Hi,
Have you decalcify the machine, the boiler does not heat up if there is calcium in it.
SOURCE: Coffee maker makes cream curdle
Run two or three reservoirs full of plain water through the machine to rinse out the descaler, which is acidic.
Acid curdles milk.
SOURCE: water leaking out the bottom of the coffee maker
If it leaks DURING brewing, you may have to decalcify it (aka, run through a cycle of 4 cups vinegar, fill to the top with water, 2-3 times and see if it helps).
If it leaks before you even start brewing a pot of coffee, something is broken on the inside of the coffee maker, and I would recommend contacting Waring--they may be able to get you a replacement coffee maker (and if you're under warranty, usually a replacement would be free!).
Their phone number (according to their website, www.waringproducts.com ) is 1-800-4WARING (1-800-492-7464)
Good luck! :)
Hi,
Yes, it may take more then one time...
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