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There is another video about this problem kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mqiAort6nrPJno0.html

Czasami kapie ze zbiornika skroplin pary, to ten czarny obok po prawej stronie. To najczęstsza przyczyna jak nazbiera się już kamień.

@@yt.myworks Własnie przedchwilą go rozebrałem i widze że to przez kamień raczej. Jest na to jakiś sposób żeby co jakiś czas tego nie poprawiać ?

@@pssscho Tak, jest, używanie filtra lub filtrowanej wody ;-)

@Michael thanks for the great words. I use the CANON PowerShot G7 X Mark II and recently the SONY ZV-1. Greetings back to New Zealand.

@@yt.myworks Thanks for the speedy acknowledgement - cheers!

Hello, first of all, you need to make sure that the brewing group is easy to move by hand. Otherwise, the machine thinks that too much coffee has been ground and reduces the time of the grinding process. After the brew group has been cleaned and regreased, prepare more than 5x coffee without coffee beans (ignore the error message). After that, the grinding time should be set back to 6-7 seconds. See also my other video about DeLonghi ECAM Mantenance: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hbCHmtiEzN_KZJc.html

Hello, it is normal for water to drip from the left side of the machine, especially after making coffee or using the milk frother. After rinsing, a few drops may also end up in the pulp container. However, the coffee pucks should remain pressed and dry.

@@yt.myworks Thank you so much for the reply! Good to know and feel at ease, since I could not find any solid information elsewhere. Best regards!

Hi, which DeLonghi model do you have 2.XXX?

@@yt.myworks Yes, I have a 22.110B. Thanks.

The water heater is inox but the vinegar is not good for the seals. You can use any descaler intended for fully automatic coffee machines.

Delongi uses lactic acid 30-50% concentration. I bought 5 liters of 80% lactic acid for 25 €. It will last forever. Don't use citric acid, it could damage your machine.

Yes, a few drops of water per coffee is normal.

Hello, I recommend replacing the seals in the brewing piston. I suspect a blockage in the generator. See another video on the same topic: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/abdyf9KFss24lZc.html

@@yt.myworks Many thanks for replying, yes that's the best link, it turned out to be a torn oring in the brew piston infuser allowing water to bypass to directly to the 'drain' via the bottom of the steam valve! Your videos have certainly helped me understand these machines are not as complicated as they first appear and much of the 'magic' is actually simply mechanical valves

@Suzanne Chapman yes, send the image to yt.my...

I haven't had a Delonghi Evo yet, but as far as I know there shouldn't be any water coming out of the steam nozzle.

Hello, I also have the same problem with the machine that I just bought. Have you found a solution for this?

I have a similar problem, on powerup when it is doing the cleaning cycle, I always find a bit of water going into the coffee grind container. How do I stop that from happening? I've replaced the o-rings on the brew head and on the infuser, and still leaks only during the first rinse.

Hi, I just bought Evo too, and I assumed this was a normal cleaning cycle on start up and shit down, I have a small cup next to it also and just empty it out. Is this not meant to happen?

I have just read that the evo does a self clean and rinse on every start up and power down and it is normal for it to go straight into the drip tray.

I think the problem is in the brewing piston which is located at the top inside the machine: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/abdyf9KFss24lZc.html

I recommend replacing the heater and the thermal sensor. I had such a case recently and after replacing it, the coffee got hot again. You can get the spare parts on ebay or other internet shops like this one: www.ebay.de/itm/185445687146?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=707-127634-2357-0&ssspo=vfQ-gIsxQ6W&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=fqjNmJj7Q9S&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=WHATS_APP

The water comes from the expansion chamber. In the red tank dripping water when the drip tray is removed.

@@yt.myworks Thanks I thought my machine was faulty.

That's my question 🤣

Yeah same

It could be that the expansion chamber is very dirty or calcified. This is under the black cover of the heater. After cleaning this part everything should fit again.

@@yt.myworks thanks for your reply, maybe you have a photo of this part?

The part can be seen in my other video (min. 2;22) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/idt2gtiGlsi6gmQ.html

@Becky a little water in the drip tray is normal. If the cup is no longer full as usual, there is a leak somewhere in the machine.

@@yt.myworks maximum is 150ml, I think that is normal. The most water in the tray is when I use hot water. But it is still not much (not covering the whole tray with water). I found out that setting the grinder makes it in some settings really slow. That solved the biggest issue now.

@@yt.myworks My problem seems to be intermittent. Sometimes the cup is full to the normal level but more often it is less than the normal level. I have taken the sides off but can't see any obvious leaks. Any ideas? Also I am unable to remove the top cover.

It is normal for some water to leak here. However, it should not drip next to it. If this is the case, the exit site must be cleaned of limescale deposits as much as possible.

@Nutorious you have to make sure that the part on your machine is also broken. Most of the time it is another problem why the machine is losing water. You have to open the cover to find the bug.

Hello, most often the problem is in the brewing piston, maybe something is calcified or clogged.

@Wojtek spróbuj odkamienić pobprzez wylewkę kawy tak jak pokazane jest w moim innym filmie: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hbCHmtiEzN_KZJc.html

It could be that the brew group cannot find the right position. That would mean that the transmission is already worn out. How old is the machine?

@@yt.myworks It’s about 3 years old, so not even that old yet.

Does the water flow out of the milk frother when you flip the switch?

@@yt.myworks When it’s displaying the error, it does not.

I have the same problem too, we’re you ever able to fix it?

In most cases, a clogged heater housing is responsible for the leak. You must first open the case to see if the part is broken.

Is maybe this problem: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/abdyf9KFss24lZc.html

Where is it dripping from?

I think that the brewing piston is leaking, I made an extra video for this problem: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/abdyf9KFss24lZc.html

@@yt.myworks Thanks a lot for being so helpful!

@Gábor Szeles you can remove the housing of the heater (the black cover) and clean it inside. It is only attached with three screws. I advise against using a tape.

@@yt.myworks one Quick question can i start a "leakage" test mean turn on then off without the brew unit?

@@gaborszeles6387 This cannot be done without the brewing group, the machine will interrupt the process.

@@yt.myworks Many thanks keep up the good work. Subscribed before :)

In this video (min. 7.54) you can see how to get to the part: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nJidZ5mY2szTgWw.htmlsi=stJy_k0sA4KTtaCF Very often, however, another problem is responsible for the leak, which you can see here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mqiAort6nrPJno0.htmlsi=HkqIuAEFcY-CsJKP

Same, I opened it and it's the inside connection that the external steam on/off switch connects to that's leaking. Not sure why as it's not damaged.

Hallo, meistens ist das Heizungsgehäuse von Innen verstopft oder verschmutzt. Das ist die schwarze Abdeckung auf der linken Seite die abgebaut und von innen sauber gemacht werden muss. Danach sollte wieder alles passen.

@@yt.myworks Vielen Dank für die Antwort. Ich werde heute Abend einmal schauen ob ich das Gehäuse da ohne Probleme raus bekomme. Sah schon recht verbaut aus.

Are the hoses connected correctly? If so, it may take a few seconds for the water to get into the pump.

@@yt.myworks yes they are correct. Do you need to prime the pump before it is dry?

I think that could have been transport damage.

I think you can find out quickly after you open the housing where there is the water leak. Greetings back to Netherlands!

Dear MyWorks, appreciate highly for your reply. I will check 1st the location of the water leak and will report you for further advice. You are so kind. Your videos are amazing!

@@yt.myworks is there any chance that I can send the machine to you for repair? I do not see any chance that I could make the check and fix it myself.

Należałoby sprawdzić skąd cieknie woda do tacki ale myślę że problem będzie z górnym tlokiem Zaparzacza: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/abdyf9KFss24lZc.html

@@yt.myworks Dziękuję za podopwiedź. Kierunek wydaje się być słuszny, bo woda jest podgrzewana i pompowana do bloku - stwierdzam po tym, że jego obudowa jest ciepła w momencie robienia kawy- jednak nie ma kontaktu wody ze zmieloną kawą, która następnie spada do pojemnika na fusy w postaci suchej. Rozkręciłem blok zaparzacza, według Pana instrukcji, wyczyściłem wszystko i czekam na komplet nowych uszczelek. Aha, ważne pytanie jak nazywa się ta część, przeźroczysty plastik w sprężynie? Na filmiku tłok zaparzacza 2 minuta 27 sekunda ? U mnie tego nie było. Bardzo się ździwiłem. Można to kupić? I gdzie ewentualnie Ekspres już był w naprawie kiedyś, być może wtedy zapomnieli to włożyć. Dziękuję za odpowiedź. Pozdrawiam.

OK, wyciek naprawiony wymieniony komplet uszczelek + nowa pompa ulka, ale mam inny Problem. Otóż jak się wyłączy ekspres i chcę go ponownie włączyć, aby zrobić jeszcze kawę to już nie mogę. Słuchać jak się ustawia przesuwa "wózek", po czym zapala się czerwona kontrolka Trójkąt z wykrzyknikiem i tyle! Nic nie można zrobić. Można włączyć ekspres dopiero po jakimś czasie, po około 2 godzinach. Pytanie co mu dolega ?

@@konradpustulka2251To mogło by oznaczać że zaparzacz nie może znaleźć pozycji wyjściowej. Sprawdź czy dobrze przykręcony jest przełącznik mikro, to ten biały u góry z dwoma kabelkami.

@@yt.myworks Ok, dla pewności zapytam, to jest ten, który widać na twoim wideo ,, Składam nowy ekspres do kawy Delonghi Cappuccino", gdzie w 7 min.50 sek. wpinnasz dwie wtyczki ? Pozdrawiam.

Hello, please note that this water loss error is often a different problem. If too much limescale accumulates under the heater cover, the water may not drip into the drip tray but next to it. In this case, the black cover must be removed and cleaned. I made a separate video on this topic: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mqiAort6nrPJno0.htmlsi=UoReD7z4N2WALMTJ

Część, jaki model maszyny?

@@yt.myworks Magnifica S Delonghi

@@konradpustulka2251 Czy próbowałeś maszynę dobrze odkamienić?

@@yt.myworks Pytanie co znaczy dobrze, ekspres jest regularnie odkamieniany,. Chyba że należy odkamienić dodatkowo coś jeszcze?

@@konradpustulka2251 kiedy ostatnio? Czy środkiem dedykowanym do ekspresów? Warto zacząć od najprostszych czynności.

In most cases, the heater housing is calcified, causing the water to drip next to it. In this case, the housing would have to be cleaned from the inside. I'll be making a video on this topic soon.

Hello, please note that this water loss error is often a different problem. If too much limescale accumulates under the heater cover, the water may not drip into the drip tray but next to it. In this case, the heater black cover must be removed and cleaned. I made a separate video on this topic: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mqiAort6nrPJno0.htmlsi=UoReD7z4N2WALMTJ

I think the device fell over

Which DeLonghi model do you have? With a milk container?

@@yt.myworks Hi. Thanks a lot for answered me. The model is Magnifica S (ECAM 20.116).

@@johannsebastianbach4763 hello, did you eliminate the issue? if yes, how?

@@petrajadudova hello. Unfortunately not yet. It's a little bit complicated and I've to repeat all the steps and make it.

This is quite normal when a few drops of water come out on the left side. This happens especially after a cappuccino has been prepared. The small red drip tray is intended for this purpose, in case you remove the drip tray.

@yt.myworks bought it from amazon warehouse. There was loose connection inside the machine. Even after sorting that I found something wrong with the flow and grinder..... getting a replacement.

You can open the screws with a narrow, flat screwdriver.

Simple hexagonal screwdriver you find in any toolshop

@@mkk6758 No, doesn't work, it's strange

It’s a t20 ‘security torx bit’

​@@DK-um4go I'm honestly surprised how thick these people are 😂 you are right its a t20 not a "special tool" 🤣🙈🙈🙈🙈

Either the limit switches are broken or the transmission is worn out. In this case, you will need to purchase a replacement part or repair it. Check out my other video on this issue: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fsBoorSGrNq0mpc.html

@@yt.myworks the transmission seems to be in good condition. Can I know if it is the limit switch or the motor?

If the transmission is too loose then the brew group cannot find the right position. The electronics calculate the revolutions from the spindle. After that, an error message appears. This is the most common cause of this error.

Mine lasted 10 years and made 6-15 cups daily.

They're still reasonably affordable as far as superautomatic coffee makers go, and the ECAM series are very modular with parts for them found everywhere. The brewing unit for the De'Longhi, for example, costs 1/4 of what it did for my previous Koenig which didn't have half of the functions