I just bought a brand new unit and as recommended I unscrewed the top bean hopper and the coffee ground container-cleaned and wiped.After that I screwed back everything and tried to grind some beans.The timer was ticking away but the grinder just refused to start.I switched off the main and unscrewed the hopper and carefully screwed it back.Halfway through,I noticed and felt that you must balanced and screwed it with a smooth movement until the the whole piece is in place.The grinder just started without a hitch.This grinder has a protection circuit whereby if any part is not properly installed it will not start.
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It might be a normal cleaning cycle or flushing itself out. You don't mention whether it's not working anymore, so is it just that the sounds and lights seem concerning, or has it actually stopped working?
DeLonghi EC155 Espresso Machine so what does it do?Possible nothing,and do you know your last time you ran vingar though it to CLean it out?Normally solution is Vingar depend on size put 1-cup Vingar,half cup water,run it though.then run only water then next step in full pot,do this twice.Should work fine.
If you're talking about the timer, first make sure your time is set correctly by holding down the "set clock" button until the proper time appears. make sure it's correct for am or PM. Then hold down the "set timer" button until the time appears that you want it to turn on. Again, ensure it's AM or PM. Then push the "on auto" button twice, so the light is green. You're done.
I had the very same problem. I slid the oven out of the wall about 6" or so, unplugged it, plugged it back in. It worked. I'm not sure if I jostled some connection, or if unplugging/repluging it in reset some sort of circuit fault.
I had the same issue. Scale build up in the port that routes water to the boiler outlet for the coffee filter basket. Frother tube was fine.
I used CLR to open it back up. Used 1 part to 4 of water and ran a whole reserviour through the unit. At first, it only dripped and then finally it blew open when the CLR dissolved the scale.
Make sure to run lots of clean water through the unit after so that you don't end up drinking acid with your next cup. I ran about a gallon through to rinse it out.
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