20 Most Recent Krups XP7245 - Page 2 Questions & Answers

That is a very uncommon error code. It is not detecting the ejection switch pulse, it may be just a case of dismantling and cleaning and checking the switch operation. It's all internal so you need to remove the housings.

Look for and remedy any internal leaks. If error 6 remains then expect to replace the distributor assembly.

Direct from repair manual for your model, these are the possibilities - Fault in the actuator high position switch (mechanical or electrical) - Distributor switch fault - Faulty electronic boards connection - Actuator switch short-circuited

If the pump is pumping it must be going somewhere, it cannot be compressed. There are many, many possibilities on those things.

To make it finer you need to remove the top housing and look at the top of the grinder. Notice the white part at the top with an arm on it that engages with the lever from the adjustment knob. You need to remobe the white part from the top of the grinder and turn it back (anti clockwise) a couple of notches and re-engage it. It would pay to make a note of the original position, you cannot move too far from that.

The pump should not refuse to pump just because it was momentarily run dry. We do not have that model here in NZ so I'm not familiar with it. Is there a way to apply some air pressure (lungs) to the top of the tank and operate it, or maybe you can find some plastic tubing (2 feet of garden hose maybe) that fits the tank socket, full the hose with water and pressurise the top of the hose while operating the pump. If that doesn't work you are doomed to have to open it up and look inside.

Grinder is not working normally and probably inner plastic part which remove coffee from the grinder is broken.

Descaling will not fix a leak. If you want proper help you really need to identify the product you have by model number.

Are you attempting to put the date in in the wrong format. USA = month and then day, normal folks day and then month. Check language setting.

It is a Torx T15 screw. Common leak point on those is the barista seal at the bottom of the brewing chamber but that is by no means the only leak point. You need to get the covers off with your new Torx driver and see where the leak is

I believe I found that product at a London Drugs Store, I live in BC, see if you have one in your area.. or possibly you may find it at a specialty coffee store where Krups products are sold.

the ram not detected in the upper position., if give me photo i can help you. Good luckJoseph