Couple questions first on most units i find everyone loves a good strong brew but by brewing there coffee stronger most people turn the grinder up to 8 or higher depending on which unit they are using by turning the unit up to the finest setting this causes grinds to be trapped in areas that are very hard to remove and when descaling most do forget to use a pin or a needle on the porabello (steam wand ) to clean out the head of the steam wand and the nozzle that the coffee or espresso comes out of as well Try cleaning the steam wand with a pin or a needle and message me back with how you make out Thanks Rick
and your still getting no steam after you cleaned the parabello (steam wand)? and you also removed the steam wand from the machine and cleaned it this way as well figureing out how the wand disassembles from the machine is the hard part if your not getting steam but your coffee is still hot you can only have a blockage in the wand itself or the area leading to the wand I await your reply Thanks Rick
p.s how much did you remove with the pin trick?
sounds like you have a bad valve at the end of that wand or that the water is not heating up hi enough to turn the water into steam you would need to be able to test to see how hot the water is coming out of that steam wand at 212 degrees it would turn to steam if its not reachine that tempreture then you might have a problem with the water heater on the inside of the unit I await your reply Thanks Rick
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Hi The "frother" is probably blocked. Remove it and see if you can blow through it. If not, you can try cleaning it with a paper clip. If that won't work, place the metal frother tube in a pot of water with a bit of ammonia or vinegar in it. Heat the water to boiling, then let it simmer awhile. After it cools, try using the paper clip again. You should clean the steamer attachment after each use:
2. Remove the froth enhancer and rinse under warm tap water. 3. Wipe the steam wand with a damp cloth. 4. Briefly set the Selector Control to the 'STEAM' position to clear any remaining milk from the steam wand
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If you have tried everythin that are suggested along with cleaning and descaling and the problem still persists,i firmly believe your machine needs servicing.Please contact the dealer or customer care for it.You should not try it by your own.which may damage the machine.
Thanks for contacting fixya.com
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I had already cleaned all parts of this cappucinator piece individually as well as descaling and using the cleaning tablets in the entire unit. I still only get warmed milk with a few tiny bubbles around the edges.
Any further advice or should I just call the technician?
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I took all the pieces apart and thoroughly rinsed and cleaned all of it...including the clear rubber tube. Did not get much out, but I'm noticing water coming out of the cappucinator right before the milk comes out. Could this be causing the flattening of the froth as it enters the cappuccino cup? How do I stop this water from coming out?
I cleaned the clear plastic tube once again, but I'm experiencing water
coming out right before the steamed milk, which could be the cause of
the flat froth. The water lands in the cappuccino cup and most likely
stops the milk from staying frothy once it enters the same cup. Is this
something I can fix or correct?
I cleaned the clear plastic tube once again, but I'm experiencing water coming out right before the steamed milk, which could be the cause of the flat froth. The water lands in the cappuccino cup and most likely stops the milk from staying frothy once it enters the same cup. Is this something I can fix or correct?
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