20 Most Recent DeLonghi EC702 Questions & Answers

Did you try adjusting the group head screw? And/or cleaning and checking the valve in the group head? Good visuals and instructions here: https://myprojectsandmods.wordpress.com/2014/10/27/delonghi-ec702-espresso-machine-no-water-flow-fix/

were you able to fix this issue? I am having the same problem.

I had same problem, now gone. Check your water Intake filter in the water reservoir. If it looks discolored, it may be clogged. I used a brush and plain water to clean it off, and now machine works like brand new!

This is called "Eddy current" and will have all electrical equipments works with AC mains voltage. If you touch on the body of your desktop computer, you will fell it there too. It won't make any harm. If you touch hard, you won't feel this. If you wish to eliminate this phenomenon completely, you should make the body of the equipment to earth. Gopakumar Gopalan Google

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nosolo, i descaled my machine with water and vinegar do you think i damaged my machine? I can't even get it to pump water, when i turn my machine on, it's silent, how do i descaled it again?

were you able to solve your problem ? i descaled my espresso machine and now i am not getting any coffee or any water to come out or drip at all

my coffee machine is not working,,, the water ligh is blinking green n not doing anything.. anyone can help with this?

Probably a major short circuit

It sounds like the element may have failed in the boiler. I've had this, and fitted a replacement (myself), now all is well.

I get this about every 18 months to 2 years. The solution has been to purchase a replacement lid for the milk jug. I've just paid (yesterday, as it happens) £16.99 for one online. This will be my fourth, and we're all set to go for another 18 months-2 years. Btw, I've tried dismantling the lid to clean it etc, (many times), and it seems to make no difference. A replacement lid is what's needed. Bob.

The tube on the "ball assembly" which connects to the "milk" tank may be missing an O-ring. If this O-ring is missing, the steam will only siphon a little bit of milk because there is no seal. If it is working properly, the siphon can fill be expected to fill a cup in about 30 -60 seconds.