Thank you Tage, I will look at mine the next time I clean it. I have pinned your comment to the top so other can see it. Thanks you for taking the time to comment 👍🙂

@@fixnstuffwithdave8091 Brave :D You welcome :D

My pleasure ☕

Thanks Chanta, I hope it works for you.

Good luck 👍🙂

If it breaks down, I will pull it apart, thanks Grisha 🙂

Great, thank you Stephanie.

Did you solve it?

Thanks

Hi Patricia, only when it plays up. Try soaking it in vinegar to loosen the milk fat, rinse and do a clean with the clean function in the milk jug , you may not have to pull it apart.

It sounds like it is making milk but the foam function is not working. Try doing a descale on the machine and clean out the milk frother fitting like I did in the video. After that, if no steam is coming out of the frother when it should be making foam it might need a service at a repair shop.

Hi Marcello, it sounds like it needs a service, you could try doing a factory reset as per the manual and see if that fixes it.

Ciao Marcello, ho lo stesso problema. Per favore, come hai risolto poi?

Thanks for the feedback Boerboel. The video does fix the common problem of milk buildup in the frother springs. You had a different problem which my video didn't address. Where is the rubber piece you had trouble located, can I assume up where the clean selector knob is inserted?

@@DavidTipton101 Hiya Dave, I followed your steps and indeed, it worked perfectly to clean the injector(?) unit. The vinegar trick was amazing as it got rid of all the gunk. My machine is the DeLonghi Nespresso EN750MB model. Design and concept almost identical to yours, the only difference is your machine has a dual frother system whereas mine is single. Having thoroughly cleaned the unit, and replacing the spring & ball back inside along with that rubber tube I was surprised that it made absolutely no difference - the spring in mine was gunked up much worse than yours. (Other similar YT videos show the ball going in first, then the spring. I tried both ways but it made zero difference - the inference being that it failed even before it got to the frothing stage where the ball / spring is activated - one can see there isn't enough suction). Not keen on buying a new machine (£450 here in UK) and the only other option was to strip the machine and replace a solenoid valve or some such. Then I spotted this comment / review on Amazon: "It's an official replacement part, and exactly the same quality as the one that originally shipped with the machine. Unfortunately, this means it'll work for about a year and fail in the same way - it stops picking up milk from the tank and just spits steam and hot water into your mug. There's a rubbery membrane inside that controls the mixing of milk and steam according to the position of the dial, but over time that degrades and goes stiff from being heated and chilled. Once it's too stiff, it won't suck milk up." I bought a new milk jug unit (£35) and this worked instantly. When adjusting the frothing dial on the new unit vs the old (3 yrs), you can feel a big difference - the old one feels stiff. To summarise, there's nothing inaccurate with the advice in your video, its all 100% spot on. But in my case no amount of cleaning worked so one concludes this rubbery membrane issue is the culprit. Hope this helps someone.

Hi faddy ashyl, according to the troubleshooting guide in the manual: "All buttons blink simultaneously for 10 seconds and then machine switches off automatically." "Error alarm, machine needs repair. Send appliance to repair or call Nespresso." You need to get the machine repaired faddy ashyl.

@@DavidTipton101 thank you