Help i pushed the rubber in the water container (the small black rubber that sticks out from the little tiny hole) and now when i put the machine on the coffee doesnt get despensed into the coffee jar and there is a loud noise coming from the machine.

I am having the same issue. I've just replaced the filter and it started leaking out of this hole, where it never had before.
I am thinking that maybe the filter isn't seated properly, and that's causing the leak. But I have attached a picture of the hole in question. Any advice would be helpful. Thanks!

Sometimes the rubber plunger plastic/rubber new is not worn in yet, take rubber plunger part off, soak in warm water for a few minutes, then bend it in just a few times, put a dab og saliva on it stick it on and push lever back firm, twist suction cup some before putting lever down to secure it. If this helped, please rate with 4 thumbs , to help me and others. Thanks mike from fixya

If the interior hole is clear, you may also want to check where that short pipe dispenses the water into the defrost tray on the rear of the fridge.

Remove the back lower panel carefully and feel on the inside of the opening, just above the center. You should be able to feel the end of that pipe, although you won't be able to see it easily. Feel to see if there is an obstruction there (mine had a tiny ball of pet hair clogging the end of the pipe).

Also, there should be a little rubber 'gasket' with 'fingers' that extend over the opening of that pipe. It was suggested by FP tech to snip a couple of those fingers to allow water to move more easily.

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Immediately facing you is a black connector, about 4 inches (10cm) in diameter. When you unscrew this, all the water left in the washer will spill out onto the floor. Use a plastic bag to catch this or a small pan.(later models have a drain hose?) The black connector unscrews counterclockwise, and takes quite a few turns. Once you have it out, you'll find the source of your clog. Remove it, clean out, screw the black connector back in. You can check with rinse, if you want to make sure there are no leaks. Put the door back on and rotate.
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Or improper detergent is being used, ( must use "HE"/lo-suds detergent ) hence suds not allowing a proper drain cycle, or wires loose at the pump...the later being the least likely.

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Immediately facing you is a black connector, about 4 inches (10cm) in diameter. When you unscrew this, all the water left in the washer will spill out onto the floor. Use a plastic bag to catch this or a small pan.(later models have a drain hose?) The black connector unscrews counterclockwise, and takes quite a few turns. Once you have it out, you'll find the source of your clog. Remove it, clean out, screw the black connector back in. You can check with rinse, if you want to make sure there are no leaks. Put the door back on and rotate.

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Hi, Mr. Wibble, is this the tiny rubber cover ?

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Immediately facing you is a black connector, about 4 inches (10cm) in diameter. When you unscrew this, all the water left in the washer will spill out onto the floor. Use a plastic bag to catch this or a small pan.(later models have a drain hose?) The black connector unscrews counterclockwise, and takes quite a few turns. Once you have it out, you'll find the source of your clog. Remove it, clean out, screw the black connector back in. You can check with rinse, if you want to make sure there are no leaks. Put the door back on and rotate.

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Generally on an Elna there's a little hole on the very top of the sewing machine directly above the bulb.
Pushing a long, skinny stick (like a screwdriver,) down into this hole will push the lightbulb and socket assembly down to where you can actually access the bulb without having to try to skvoosh your fingers into the tiny space.

-R

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Immediately facing you is a black connector, about 4 inches (10cm) in diameter. When you unscrew this, all the water left in the washer will spill out onto the floor. Use a plastic bag to catch this or a small pan.(later models have a drain hose?) The black connector unscrews counterclockwise, and takes quite a few turns. Once you have it out, you'll find the source of your clog. Remove it, clean out, screw the black connector back in. You can check with rinse, if you want to make sure there are no leaks. Put the door back on and rotate.


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I am sorry I might not be able to explain in English very well, but I hope it will help somebody.
In my case, the pulp container was a problem.
when you take out the container, do you see the little(very very small )hole that if you push with something like toothpic it makes sound like "click, click"? I guess when we put the pulp container back, the container is supposed to push the safety button ( bottom area), but I think the part of the container that push the button was broken, and it didn't start,so I just put something small inside the hole before I put the container back to the juicer, so it covers the missing part.
Their customer service doesn't help at all, I waited 1h to talk to somebody, and he couldn't help me. so please check that part.