Krups Orchestro Dialog FNF2 Espresso Machine "open back" Questions

...back so you can open it. second once it is open take out the 4 small screws holding the head unit into the lid. Once the unit drops you can then wedge the two parts back into their proper alignment ...

...to no avail. Any suggestions? Take out the grounds box and the brew group. At the back there is an opening. If grounds get in the opening, it can't drain. Get some hot water in a squirt bottle and ...

...open the lid, I turn the plug back and push it in as it was. Now, my Senseo is running perfectly again. i have no solution ive tried everything but nothing is working HELP I just had the same problem ...

...suppose to. I did not get all the parts with mine so if anyone tries this please post the outcome. Remember to unplug the machine before you open the back. I will post the real fix if I figure it

open it completely and push the pod in, until it stops falling any further. then close the lid and you should feel some back pressure while doing so. If not, then plrease bring the machine back to the

...back in place, but the ''no water'' light won't turn off. If I open nozzle for steam to try to draw water out, no water comes out, so it appears machine is not registering that the water tank is back ...

...open up the Capresso F9 case? Besides the 2 hex screws on top/front, there are for "rivet" looking fasteners on the back. Thanks a Million in a advance! You must remove the 4 oval screws on the back ...

...back and solder a new one on at the first open slot. A 300 Ohm resistor did it for me: $0.10 at Radioshack. A schematic of almost the same LCD can be found here. I should have taken a picture of the ...

...the door that opens, pop off the silver top and the wire where it makes a L, lock it into the top and put the silver top back on. The switch on the right is only to hold the door open. Good

...open the back panel of the kruos xp2010 how can i open the back panel of the kruos xp2010 To open back side: remove 6 cross screws Sides are now loose but top and bottom are fixed by a plastic flange ...