20 Most Recent DeLonghi DCU61 Coffee Maker - Page 6 Questions & Answers

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If spout pops out it may be clogged - clean spout with compressed air and small wire run all the way thru the spout. Additional help at this link "https://www.6ya.com/philip_b05beb373d913f26"

This is a step by step of how to make a 8oz cup of cofee: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOCLtmsLSIY

Dod you close the valve for the steam to escape and is there enough milk in the frother compartment?

The problem is not the main board, but the motor of the machine. This one is pulling a short circuit when it's spinning. Please replace this.

Your idea should be correct. Check all the wiring of the sensor when you removed the top of the machine. The sensor should be there somewhere underneath. If the wires are correct and the rest is not working properly, please contact delonghi for a spare part

Make sure that he floater in the water tank is loose and moving. If that is so, then the machine will register again that the water bucket is there and filled.

It sounds like the machine is broken and needs to be returned to the retailer. You are still in warranty for this.

Try the following: https://cremacoffeegarage.com.au/blog/delonghi-coffee-machine-troubleshooting-infuser-stuck

This indicates that there is a bursted pipe somewhere in the machine. If you have warranty still on it, bring it to the retailer. If do no not have any warranty left on it, try to find the broken pipe yourself. CAUTION! This is dangerous and you can get an electric shock or even electrocute yourself when you open these machines for repair. Please visit a repairshop if you dont want to replace it yet.

It seems to be the one way valve which is broken. You can buy those from ebay by looking for "one way valve" Since this is an advanced repair, I can't tell you everything in case of damage done to yourself while trying to repair the machine.

Try running vinegar through machine 2 times. I would not ruse vinegar that came through machine. Now run 1 carafe of water through to rinse it out. Now try making coffee.

Switch off and remove the main capsule. Stand it in warm water for 10 minutes then check it over before reinserting. Switch machine back on and u should be good to go.

Goggle it with model number

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Try to de scale it manually sounds like a calcium build up

need to find source of leak

Hello, Esther - If you have not thought to go to the DeLonghi website, then, this is the link to the DeLonghi home page: https://www.delonghi.com/ There you can choose your language / country location. After doing that, click or tap on the Customer Support link (probably near the top of the page.) On the Customer Support page, you should find a link to Instruction Manuals. Click or tap on that link. On the Instruction Manuals page, there should be a search box for you to enter the model number, Caffe Corso. Do that and click or tap on the Search button. After doing that, you should see a link of manuals for your model. Note: The manuals will be in PDF format, meaning you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader software (free) in order to download and save the manual to a computer or tablet and print later. Be sure to give the manual a file name you can find again easily . . . something like: DeLonghi Caffe Corso Manual. Best wishes.

Descale the sensor.

try: https://www.delonghi.com/en-au/products/coffee/coffee-makers/fully-automatic-coffee-machines/ecam-23450s-0132215109?TabSegment=Manuals/FAQs/Support Manual is off to the right