Water leaking from the tank & down the outside of the Magic DeLux

It sounds like the water tank on your Saeco Magic Comfort+ espresso machine is not sealing properly, causing it to leak. Here are a few things you can try to fix the problem:

• Check the gasket seal on the water tank. The gasket is a rubber ring that helps create a tight seal when the tank is in place. Make sure that the gasket is in good condition and that it is properly seated in the tank.
• Make sure the tank is properly aligned and seated on the machine. The tank should be flush against the machine and the locking mechanism should be securely in place.
• Clean the tank and the area where the tank sits on the machine. Any debris or buildup can prevent a proper seal from forming.
• Check the locking mechanism for any damage or debris.
• If the issue still persists, you may have to replace the gasket or the water tank, you should consider reaching out to the manufacturer customer service or a technician for assistance.

It is also worth to check the user manual to see if there is any troubleshooting steps or warranty information.
It is important to keep in mind that the water tank of an espresso machine is under pressure, and if the machine is leaking, it could be a sign of a bigger problem with the machine, so it is best to address the issue as soon as possible to avoid any further damage.

You should check the water tank gasket which is located directly under the water tank.. It is not part of the tank. It's on the machine side.

See the video on our page.
http://www.cerinicoffee.com/saeco-water-tank-gasket.html

If I understand well the problem is only with tanks valve which means the spring have become more soft and stays a litle open so you have water leak. It maybe because some scale or dirt keep it open some time.
In order to decide if it wise to fix it or not the answer is simple if you have a good coffee result in cup which means that the grinder grinds good, presure pump work good and boiler heat up ok then you will only need to complete descale the machine and replace only small cheap parts and you will have a very good machine again for some more years. Remember a brand new machine will do the same espresso like yours.
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I replaced the gasket but the tank still leaks.

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There is a donut like cap under the water tank on top of the machine. Pry on the outside of this cap an pop it off. Under the cap is a black seal. If you stick your finger in it and just pull out and the seal comes with it, you need to replace the seal. The new seal will not slip in you have to run your fingernail around the outside and silp the seal in. It should not just slide in. Make sure that the receptacle is clean before putting the new seal in.

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If it is leaking on top of the machine and under the water tank, there is a seal that needs to be replaced. Lift off the water tank. There is a large gray doughnut cap that will pop off. Take a screw driver and slip it under the outside of the cap between the machines top and pry gently up and it will pop that side. Go to the other side and do the same. Set the cap aside and take you index finger and stick it in the center of the black gasket. Lift up and if the gasket comes out with it you need to replace it. Clean the inside of the receptacle before installing the new gasket.
Once you get the new gasket, slip it at a slight angle(flat side up), then take your finger nail and run it around the outside edge of the gasket. It will slip in, then push it down. Take the cover and snap it into place. Your good to go.

If the water is coming from under the cold water tank on the back of the machine it probably the o-ring seal in the grey machine recepticle which is visable when you remove the tank for filling. This seals the tank to the machine body and over time can leak (mine has!!). You can get them from Gaggia UK in Halifax

2 things. Water tank has a magnet in it (little rectangle black plastic piece on the backside). Thats gone bad. need a new water tank.

2nd is you need a water tank gasket.

Gasket is easy to fix, flathead screwdriver.

little magnet keeps that red light from coming on.

magnets probably gone bad, need to buy a new water tank. As far as i know saeco does not sell the magnets seperate.

could also be a blockage sending the machine into alarm.

My water tank light stay's on ( can't make espresso) plus water seem's to be leaking out into tray area, also can you tell me where the filter is, and how to get to it? Helpppppppppppp!