DeLonghi ECAM 23.450 S Espresso Machine & Coffee Maker "coarse grind" Questions

Saeco Italia coffee too weak - grindes too coarse coffee too weak - grindes too coarse (not fine enough) . I have cleaned the grinder thoriughly. Justrecently descaled as well. No matter what i do, ...

Grind is too coarse and "pucks" are wet and fall apart. I am getting a weak brew because of not being able to adust the grind to more coarse with the adjustment knob in the bean hopper. The coffee ...

Coarse Grind Hello All, I?ve had a Saeco Vienna De Luxe machine for many years. On a regular basis I clean the brew group and associated parts. Recently I had to get my machine repaired and the shop ...

...Grind is too coarse. It should look like coarse sugar. You cleaned the brew unit and left a part out or put it in incorrectly. Grind adjustment is set too high. Turn to a lower # while the grinder is ...

...Coarse Grind Hello All, I?ve had a Saeco Vienna De Luxe machine for many years. On a regular basis I clean the brew group and associated parts. Recently I had to get my machine repaired and the shop ...

...grind is too coarse. If the crema is dark, uneven or runny, the grind is too fine, or you are using a wrong type of coffee (like only robusta, go for 100% arabica), or it's not toasted properly. If ...

...grind too fine though. Should be like coarse sand. There could also be another adjustment for the amount of coffee that gets ground up to be brewed. It will either be near the grind adjustment or it ...

coarse, you have to make 3 coffees before the grind will take affect. After you change the grind you have to make 3 drinks before you will see a change. If you don't have a puck in your dredge drawer,

...grind is prob to coarse (correct me if I'm wrong), I've found 13 is not to coarse not to fine. Shouldn't feel like fine sand, when coarse but not powdery. If the gauge does not move in to ...

...Grind is still a little coarse and the puck does not hold together. I get crema and it tastes good. Do I need to replace the burrs if so, are there any directions for doing this? I have already ...