Temperature control on Saeco magic deluxe

Hi Donna:
The temperature is pre-set and is intended to be not too hot to inadvertently burn someone. Increasing the setting can cause a real SAFETY HAZARD, especially if small children or seniors are involved.
With that in mind, there will be a panel that unscrews from the side of the heater. After removing it, lift the insulation back and a dial should be visible. There will be numbers, and a pointer with a screw slot in the centre. Turning the pointer to a higher number will increase the temperature.
If you are going to adjust it, only do so a very small amount at one time, until you reach the desired temperature.
Remember, increasing the temperature will not give you more hot water, it will only give you hotter water. If you need more hot water, consider getting a larger tank or an "on demand" gas fired unit.
STAY SAFE!

If you have a hot water heater there's where you turn you heat up for your water if its hot oil its on the furnace boiler

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Yes it can, but it takes a special computer that plugs into the back of the power board in the machine.

Check the 2 limit sensors on the boiler.

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They should have checked the temperature before shipping it out. There is a sensor on the back of the boiler that has (depending on how old the machine is) 2 orange wires. In the wire or on the wire is a resistor. You can remove the resistor and raise the temperature about 6 to 12 degrees, but I think you need a new sensor.

My water tank light stay's on ( can't make espresso) plus water seem's to be leaking out into tray area, also can you tell me where the filter is, and how to get to it? Helpppppppppppp!

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I believe the model you have has no user-selectable temperature settings. The manual for the Magic line suggests preheating the cups as the fix. You can use the electronic cup warner OR run your tap/faucet water as hot as possible, fill the cup you're going to be dispensing espresso into with hot water while your Saeco warms up...right before you hit the button to dispense espresso, empty the hot water, dry the preheated cup and you're set! It only takes a few seconds. This way, you waste none of your coffee's thermal emergy on cup heating and your coffee will stay hot longer. Hope this helps!