Coffee in not hot - Saeco Magic De Luxe Espresso Machine

The hot water solenoid valve stuck open, the hot water and the coffee side share the same pump - and the same heater. The solenoid is the only means of Separating the two

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Feb 1, 2010 - 10 posts - ‎4 authors Well, I'm throwing in the towel...or my Cuisinart EM-200 actually. ... coffee and it's not hot enough to even make me pull my finger out of my flat, ... Espresso Machines, Breville BES840XL Owner ...
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Cuisinart EM-200 Espresso Machine, coffee not hot related issues. ... ...to "extra hot" If still not hot enough, try zapping your coffee for a few moments in the ...

There is a setting between "Warm, Normal, Hot and Extra Hot" however no espresso machine will "boil" the coffee, as this would burn the coffee and taste disgusting.. The best thing to do is to zap the coffee for a little while in the microwave if you like a scalding cup of coffee..

Set the temperature to "extra hot" If still not hot enough, try zapping your coffee for a few moments in the microwave.. no coffee machine will boil the coffee as this would burn and cause an awful burned coffee taste

This model of coffee maker has an adjustable heating element beneath the carafe - ensure the temperature setting for the carafe is high enough to keep the coffee hot.

If the coffee is not brewing hot, the initial heating element/coil may have failed. Removal of the heating element is somewhat problematic and will require disassembly of the water container and base of the coffeemaker, and will likely need to replace the heating coil contained in a plastic sheath. Ensure you take a look at: http://home.howstuffworks.com/coffee-maker2.htm
for further detail.

Try first to heat the cups ,and then make the coffee.
Becouse the water for coffee and for hot water comes from the same way.

hello, The problem could be the thermostat of the coffee maker or the plug of the coffee maker. Ensure that the plug is well fitted to the main socket, and if it is the thremostat, you replace it. NOTES- you have to open the coffee... GOODLUCK

Using the 1-4 cup setting will help, but that model does not have an actual heating element in the plate - definitely not the right model for someone who likes very hot coffee.

My coffee machine doesn't get very hot either, I add hot milk to the coffee in order to raise the temperature a bit.