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Re: How do you connect saeco magic deluxe directly to...
I have only seen one Saeco that you can use a direct water supply with, the Royal Coffee Bar. I have seen people use a fish tank level control to jery rig a water supply.
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Sounds like a board issue. It was something that happened on the Saeco Magic Deluxe's enough to be noticed. The board is not available for magic deluxe's with oval buttons.
Hi If it is just a Magic Delux, open the steam knob, without pushing the steam button. If its a Magic Comfort you have to push the button with the drops on it and it will flow water.
If you haven't cleaned the brew group, or decalcified the unit I would start there. This is something I do every 4 to 6 months (or anytime I notice the flow of coffee to start to slow down). This normally restores the flow to the original flow level. If you have already done these things you may want to give Saeco support a call and see what they suggest. They are extremely helpful, although very difficult to get on the phone as the phone system they use is horrible and hangs up after you hold more than a certain amount of time.
No it cannot. I am not sure why you would want the water hotter. It is designed to be at the perect temperature for passing through the brew group for coffee brewing, its kind of a simple science. If your machine has been producing less hot coffee gradually, that marks an issue. Try descaling the boiler per the manufacturer's inscrutions even if the warning light isnt on. The other option is that the thermal fuse mounted to the boiler is bad and turns off the boiler prematurely, those cost about $15 and are simple to replace. Lastly, the boiler heating element may be 'burnt out' new boiler is $120+
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!
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