"Empty Circuit Fill Circuit" is shown. i suspect that the water pump is damaged as i hear a tick every time the hot water is about to emerge, any thoughts ?? thanks
SOURCE: Fill Water Tank But Water Tank is Full
As suggested previously by pierre235, the solution is really simple: make sure that the float in the tank really does float when water is full. Here it is exactly how...>>...fill the tank slowly (as it is still unattached to the machine) ensuring that the float does float and then slowly put/attach the tank back with the machine - keep checking the display for status. Then, if it's OK, fill the rest of the tank until it's full. Then restart the machine - voi la .. all works.
SOURCE: Delonghi EC 155 general help
You don't have to wait 15 mins. just a few minutes, then run some hot water to warm up the portafilter and dry it up, fill it up with coffee and when you get the gree light again, make your espresso . You will have to have a good fine coffee and make sure to pack the coffee really good and don't leave any around the edges , so could make a good seal. If you have steam coming out of the machine , is maybe to hot and is ready to brew . Cool down the machine after use, run water through it and let the steam out of the nozzle.
SOURCE: Franke coffee system, always same error message ''fill water tank''
What you would have to do is take the side panel off to get at the solenoid. It is probably sticking closed and not letting the water fill into the boiler.
SOURCE: Fill Water Tank But Water Tank is Full
Check the little black rectangular box which is in a plastic channel at the back. To work properly, the rectangular box, with the narrower end facing downwards, needs to be floating at the top of that channel. Apparently it's a magnet which signals the circuitry that the water tank is full. Make sure it's floating to the cap of the channel. If not, you can get a replacement one from Gaggia.
SOURCE: descaling a delonghi magnifica ESAm04
I had this problem too. The instruction manual says to turn the steam knob only half way counter-clockwise after pressing the button for 5 seconds, but you need to turn it ALL the way to have the procedure start (at least, that was the solution with my machine). Good luck!
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pls any advice ???
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