Nespresso Leaking machine
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- Another repair to a Citiz Krups Nespresso Machine, slightly different to the one I repaired previously. This video answers some questions that were put to me about the previous repair, such as can the repair be done without removing the lower cover. Hope this video helps you to save the €90.00 that Nespresso wanted just to LOOK at my machine that was just two weeks out of warranty.
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For clarity, content, utility, and classic English confidence, this rates right up there with the Washboard Wanderers introduction to the washboard as one of the best videos on CZcams. Well done!
Thank you so much for your very kind words.
After some brute forcing without success i found your video, saved me tons of time, thanks!
Hello James. Really helpful couple of videos - thanks for putting them together. My Nespresso machine is now no longer leaking and the I-fixit tools have come in handy bringing life back to some other old electrical appliances that had been retired to the garage.
Such a calm manner and a broadcasting voice to boot. More videos please.
Thank you from New Zealand.
Absolutely brilliant. It was worth the time trying to find the right tools but my Krups Citiz is now back in full working order. Thanks James
Couldn’t agree more Sue. Using the right oval bit is a no-brainer given the £5 cost.
Great video James. My machine was leaking coffee not water into the drip tray. I blindly ordered and fitted a new brew unit only to find that it still leaked coffee. After much puzzling I realised that the black plastic spout has two routes for the coffee to take. The main one and a secondary channel underneath that catches drips. They both send coffee out of the spout and into the cup. The lower channel is quite tight and had become blocked with coffee grounds. Once the channel was full with coffee it would back up and leak into the drip tray. Cleaning the channels with a pipe cleaner solved my problem.
My machine is at least 8 years old and was caked internally with old coffee grounds so I'm glad that I changed the brew unit anyway. It is now operating like a new machine.
Thanks again for the video; without it I would not have attempted to investigate the problem.
Incidentally, I realised while dismantling that the loop of wire that you had to tuck into the side of the machine at 17:04 gives enough slack to remove the brew unit without fully separating the machine from the base. You just have to undo the four oval head screws that hold the actual coffee machine to the base. This allows you to lift the machine just enough to remove the side panels without disconnecting any water pipes or electrical connections.
Simon Dykes could please post some pictures about the channels that you cleaned? Thanks
@@robertomanzo2913 Not without taking it all apart again Roberto. If you look at James' other video "Nespresso Repair leaking" you can see him remove the spout that I am talking about at 11:45. You can only see the two channels from the inside the spout.
Simon Dykes thanks!!!
Simon Dykes I had the same issue. I did clean the spout but not well enough. Second attempt and it works perfectly. I’ll keep the old brewing unit as it was probably not broken. Thanks
Thank you so much for this - I would never have attempted to try and fix mine by myself otherwise. The biggest problem I had was getting the case on and off! Thanks to you my machine is now running properly. X
Best tutorial ever! And the Mako iFixit Precision Bit Set is a MUST HAVE! You need this toolset to complete this repair.
But be carefull when removing the red side parts: while repairing mine coffemaker, I've broken some little plastic 'holders/nipples' while removing it with to much force.. But once assembled the red side parts will stick to its place because of the bottom parts while mounted.
Thanks, James Roberts!
Thank you so much for your helpful video. I would have never succeeded without it!
Hi James, many thanks for taking the time to post that as it was very useful. I think you need to have a certain amount of practical skill to tackle this so not for everyone. I have the same machine and your video gave me the confidence to have a go. As my previous reply the screws on the bottom of my mach8ne look very smooth and round although I have a good quality multifunctional screw kit for all small types. So being persistent and not wanting to buy another kit I preserved with removing the plastic sides as you had started. If you had gone a bit further you would have found they come off quite easily. Lever up the back and front edge using the two screwdriver approach you showed. Once you get to the curve of the cover stop there. Go back to the centre at the base where you didn’t want to pull and simply lever up with the screwdriver off the base and the red sides will come apart from the base, no broken lugs, and the sides then just pull off. I find that a lot easier than removing the base and purchasing another kit that you will probably not use again. Hope that helps with anyone following this. Great video though. 👍
Oh my gosh thank you so much for your vid. My old machine was a wedding present for our garden studio, and sentimentally I didn’t want to replace the machine as one of the couple who brought it for us has passed away. I now feel confident I can replace brew the unit myself 🎉🎉 . The joy of emptying my capsule drip tray every 4 capsules was wearing me down😂!!
I’m really happy to of received so many messages of thanks. Hope it all works out for you.
I just fixed my Nespresso CitiZ C120 that I purchased in July 2011 and was working fine until 6 months ago. I am a heavy coffee drinker so I wasn’t surprised when it started leaking. Thanks to your video I was able to repair it and it now works as new. Thanks a lot!
Thank you for this brilliant tutorial - successfully repaired my machine following your excellent instructions.
Thank you from Austin, TX. I followed your step by step guide and it worked perfectly.
Thank you so much mate! This video is brilliant and a life saver! Nespresso wanted to charge me $150 to do a repair, or replacement for over $300. Thanks to you and this video, I did it for a little over $45. Thanks so much for taking the time to make this! Cheers to more great coffee! 😁. PS -. That's a gorgeous watch!
Great video. Highly recommended. Actually for me it completed the issue since this model is my own model and the 1st great video of yours was for another- quite similarly built- model. Thank you for very useful tips and instructions. Problem fixed! Cheers
Thanks James, great video!
I have the same KRUPS nespresso machine and I replaced the unit successfully by following your step-by-step video yesterday!
The black handle on my original brew unit was really scratched and worn - making the machine look a bit dishevelled, so thought it was time for a change.
I ordered the Magimix brew unit linked in your other video (silver handle) and it fits the KRUPS machine perfectly.
I found a cheaper screwdriver adapter for the oval security screws on amazon for £6.99. I also needed a Torx screw bit to remove the top part of the housing but already had a set. Removing the side panels was the trickiest part, but with a little patience they came away unbroken.
Fingers crossed the machine is ready for another 9 years of faithful service!!
Thank so much for making this video and explaining everything so nicely! It exactly worked like that and solved all problems. Now we are finally back to coffee and very happy that everything worked out so smoothly.
Thanks again, you are great!
Your video was of a great help. I just had to clean the whole brewery part. When it starts dripping again I will replace it. Greetings from Belgium!
This video saved us from buying a new machine.
We had a drip inside the coffee pod catch bin-about 50% in the bin and 50% out the spout. I could not locate a brewing unit here in the USA. Nobody seems to sell it, almost as if Nespresso has an embargo on it.
With nothing to lose, I tore the unit apart. The most challenging part was removing the side panels so as to not break anything. The rest was easy and straightforward. Just go slowly.
I found the spout passageway at the pod area to be full of coffee gunk in the spout area of the brewing unit where the coffee dribbles down and out. Old coffee had become a gel and was partially blocking the passage ways out the spout. I gave it a thorough cleaning with very hot water and a toothbrush, then reassembled it and it now runs like new!
Shame on Nespresso for not selling the brewing unit, but more importantly, shame on them not having a good way to clean the drip passageway. If there were a way to remove the spout, cleaning would be easy.
It is easy to access by tearing it apart, but I can now see why this is such a chronic problem for so many people. It obviously needs to be cleaned periodically, and descaling did nothing for this issue. This was coffee gunk, not water scaling.
I encourage users to give it a try. The video was excellent, and I referred to it step by step as I tore it apart. It was spot on.
Thank you again.
Happy that worked out for you chaps. Regular rescaling should prevent a build-up of coffee sludge in the spout.
Really helpful video. Thanks so much for taking the time to share. Another successful fix here. You are saving landfill from coffee machines that may have been binned! Good job :-)
Thanks for this! Very helpful and encouraged me to fix it rather than replace the unit fully... good move for the environment. Also now much quieter than before!
Excellent video! Thanks, James, for sharing your knowledge!
James you are a sterling chap. I love the fact that even though you are wearing what looks to be a Rolex you weren't prepared to fall into the clutches of Nespresso's extortionate charges to repair a machine. I followed your instructions, replaced my brew unit after I managed to acquire the dreaded oval screw driver and hey presto I am enjoying my lungo whilst I am typing this. Thank you Sir.
Kind words indeed, Midnight Express! Always a pleasure when someone benefits! It’s the principle and not the cost of the repair that’s the issue. So pleased it worked for you and thank you once more for the kind words!
Thank you James. I rang Nespresso who said to use their de scaler kit and a toothbrush on the grill at the back of the brew kit but your video looks like our problem which I should be able to fix.
Thank you. This is a brilliant video. I don’t have the ability/know-how/wish to repair my leaking machine, but great to see how it works and how it’s put together. I will look at more of your sides.
Hi all, thank you James. Our machine is twelve years old and today I had my Snd fix ( first was brewing unit replacement). Once again I used your fix this time water was not sucked in after cleaning... also button cleaning as recommended and .... great!
All is fine again! I did replace all base screws for "philip "/cross...
Thanks.
Cheers!!
Thanks so much. Pleased it worked
Great video and thanks for helping us. Just wanted to point out that at around 12:15 in the video, it might be helpful for others to know an extra detail. The new brew unit doesn't come with the plastic spout. The spout has to be taken from the old unit and attached to the new brew unit. We didn't realise this till after we'd reassembled it all, so had to go back and do it again. Thought I'd point it out so that others don't make the same mistake we did!
Logan Lane I made exactly this mistake but thankfully hadn’t gone too much further before I realised!
Excellent video, thanks! I've just done mine (£35 for unit from Partsmaster, plus £6.50 for oval-head key). Fun, because of your demo of how to do it right!
Thanks for this! Just received my part today and the fix was easy following the video!
Great video, thanks for taking the time to share your experience.
Thanks for demystifying the innards of the nespresso machine! I just finished reassembling it with a new brew unit. Those oval-headed screws were a pain, but tight locking pliers beat them in the end!
Thank you for the video mate. It has saved me a fair bit of money.
The bottom of mine was riveted together so I could only do it by pulling the sides out. That wasn’t too much of an issue really. Also the new unit didn’t come with a the little hose clip or the spout on the end which I just swapped over from the old one.
Cheers again mate 😊
Thank you James. An excellent video. I followed it really easily and fixed my machine. It was much easier to reassemble than disassemble though!
Pleased it worked for you and thanks.
Thank you so much for this video…. Saved me a fair few £££ and was pretty straightforward to change the unit once I’d bought the security screw gadget as you recommended.
Pleased it worked for you
Good work. This video help you to fix your cafe machine
There are some similar videos out there but this is by far the best I think. I wish the side panels were a little easier to remove. The tabs on the sides are fragile.
My Lungo button was not functioning. Didn't seem dirty but after some messing around it does work again. For now at least.
Next time I see you, I'll force you to have some beer with me. Just to say "thank you" for saving me £150 on a new machine! Cheers.
Thanks very much! It’s really appreciated
Thank you very much! Super helpful 👍
Live in Thailand; had a leaking nespresso similar to the one on this video, was able to purchase a new brewer block on the interent in the UK, and installed it today in 90 minutes, hanks to your video.
Big Thanks
this is Super helpful! I ordered the part, wish me well!
Hi John great informative video. Where did you get your brewing unit from? Lockdown without coffee Mmmm!
I managed to open up my Magimix unit without having to take the base off. Just persevere and the sides will pop out by placing a small lever behind the panel to release the centre bottom clips. Warning: the plastic panels and clips are brittle so be careful and don’t use excessive force. Got the new brewer unit fitted so thanks for the video. By the way, initially I managed to get the faulty part with the leaking o ring out of the brewer unit without taking any panels off but couldn’t get the correct size o ring and therefore had to replace the whole brewer unit.
I started at the back bottom and carefully worked my way up and over the top. The case eventually opened up like a clam shell. Disturbing noises but nothing broke. It was either that or the bin. Now working perfectly.
Excellent videos sir well done 👍🏻👍🏻
Great video, machine seems to work fine again!
Nonetheless, when the whole thing was back in one piece I did however end up with one tiny piece that fell out of the front silver part where the coffee pours out.. It's a little black pin (about 8mm) with a little spring wrapped around it. It would seem it's an anti-drip stop or something that would open up a valve under a certain pressure, but it has no traces of coffee on it after 8 years of use...
Would you have any idea where this little fella would belong?
Thank you!
Thanks for the video. I was able to solve the issue without replacing the part. All I did is clean both parts. I think that there is a returning tunnel. And if its not clean you get flood. And it is not a must to remove the bottom cover
Thank you soooooo much for this video's after a few hiccups all went well thank you again.
Thanks a million for this video James, really useful. The only thing I did differently was to not remove the individual connectors from the on/off switch on the base but rather to remove the switch from the casing so that the wires remained attached and then all I had to do was to disconnect the two water pipes but I could leave the remainders of the wires alone and that made things a bit easier. I was able to buy an oval head tool from amazon for STG£8.00 and got the brewer head for STG£28.95 from partmaster. The point made by another contributor about taking the spout off the old brewer and putting it on the new brewer is a good one, just make sure you clean it thoroughly first before fitting it to the new brewer head.
Hi Dave, What is the part number you bought as I cannot fund one for my pixie XN 3006? Thanks
Great video, if you use a teaspoon you can get the sides off without breaking them or removing the bottom.
Thank you that was a great video I appreciate it
I like your video. I've same problem with excessive overflowing to the retaining tray. I was about to use your method to fix the nespresso machine. Luckily, my wife said it could be the build up of coffee calcification causing the flowing of water. I simply used a tooth pick to clean the nozzle to remove the build up & rinse couple of times. It worked for me. Hope, this is another option & it works for others too.
My regards to your wife! Decalcification hadn't helped my machine, but after tooth pick cleaning I rinced it with diluted citric acid, and it did the trick. No tools needed. :-)
@@utegunther8988 👍👍👍Happy to hear your machine is working again.
Great vid! Just what I was looking for: I have exactly that machine, with the same dripping problem. Just FYI, as far as I know the difference in the button positioning isn't necessarily due to age - the same machine is made by two manufacturers: Krups and Delonghi. The Krups has always had the buttons behind the brew chamber, while the Delonghi has them at the front. You can still tell that it's an older machine, though, because it has a physical power button. The newer ones just power up when you press one of the buttons, then shut down automatically after a certain amount of idle time.
Dan Great Nespresso knowledge!
Great video, thanks for sharing
Great video!!!
Thank u soo much! After cleaning it now it's working pretty much fine! ;)
great job man!!!
Mate, great vid, got the parts online including the oval screw driver, followed every step you put up. We now have coffee. Thanks a bunch and keep up the great work.
Great video James. Thank you for demonstrating how to do this. I’m impressed you managed to remove those screws with pliers. The more serious bodger might have considered narrow-nosed mole clamps. The oval bit can be bought on Amazon for around a fiver. FYI those are Torx T-10 screws holding the Brew unit down. They’re widely used and you normally get bits for them with most power drill or ratchet screw driver sets.
So happy it worked out for you.
Thanks - that helped me fix mine.
Cool.
Hiya James, thanks for the video. I used this to replace my brewing unit two months ago, machine was leaking. Worked like a charm after that. However, I'm now experiencing issues with watery coffee. The coffee doesn't smell or taste like it should. Did a descaling cycle, didn't help. Nespresso man thinks it might be linked to a too low pressure, but wouldn't the pump fail altogether? Any ideas on what could be at fault here? Thanks!
Hi James, great video. Do you know if the DeLonghi and the Breville brewing units are the same? I cannot get hold of a Breville brewing unit. I’m in NZ. And advice or UK or European links would be useful. Thanks.
Thanks! Very helpful!
Thanks man👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks a lot, really helpful!
Pleased it worked out for you Malcolm
Perfect, helped me replace my scaled up brew head 👍
Thanks for your kind words.
Thanks.
Hello, can any one advise for the service center of Krups coffee grinder in India? My machine is not switching on..
thanks ! you save my life ;-)
helpfull!! Thanks
I was just given this machine- second hand - it’s good to know how it’s insides look - I basically fixed my lavazza blue machines by just downloading the manuel online but having a video like this makes it so much better - thanks for taking the time to this - are u an engineer of some sort ?
hi there great videos I've been watching and yes as is a "notorious problem" for our machines id like to know where i could buy a brewing unit for my Grand Maestria as you probably know they where discontinued and also mine is already put of warranty plus had send in couple times for repairs and they seem not to know best because just after few weeks machine starts to leak again so Im going to try fix it myself! thanks in advance
Hi James, really useful videos; i have tried finding a supplier of the brewing chamber for my Pixie XN 3006 but no luck; any guidance as to where to find the spare part is helpful. Thanks.
I think it’s this unit. www.fiyo.co.uk/nespresso-krups-brouwunit-ms-0065019?device_brand=856#suitable-for
Thanks a lot
Hey James,
Do you mind tell me where I can get the the washer?
grazieeee
in my case , there was a liquid loosing. The caffè coming back into empty caspsule box . I open the central block like in this video and i keep off the front plastic cover. I founded it FULL FULL of old caffè dust residual like a small wall !! cleaned all the machine restarted full working. Hope can help someone with the same problem.
I fixed mine, with the same problem as yours... masses of coffee grounds blocking the whole front end of the brewhead... in particular, I discovered that the outlet spout had 2 of its four passages totally blocked, thus restricting flow, which must have exacerbated the inevitable clogging.
@@sandrachaplin6404 cool!!
Great video, James! Tku! Question - so you have a supply source for the Brewing Head? Nespresso said they could fix it or sell me a new machine, but no parts. Thanks in advance!
www.buyspares.co.uk - excellent service.
Just installed my replacement from:
www.magimix-spares.co.uk/Magimix-Citiz-Brew-Unit-M190-M195-M196-Coffee-Makers/product/505360/0099854/
I think James actually posted this link (which is how I found his videos) on a forum somewhere else and I used that link but I can’t find the page now. The part cost me £26, arrived in under a week, and seems to be an authentic Nespresso original which works perfectly i.e. no more leaks
Do you have a link for your screwdriver set please
thanks a lot
Thanks
Great video. I replaced the O ring in one that a customer brought into our local "repair shop". It lasted 2 weeks then leaked again. Unit is 4 years old, the brew unit was sloppy so I guess a new one is needed. I have seent them for around £25. The customer was also using strange paper and plastic unbranded pods, so I guess that could be something to watch out for?
Great video. I ordered the brewing unit and tools. Amazon lost the tools but needle nose pliers do work. Unfortunately my machine still leaks so back to the drawing board.
Mike, clean out the spout. Where is it leaking?
James. Thanks for your reply. I did clean everything as I put it back together. Leak is same as before. If you take the capsule catcher out coffee comes out the spout, as you’d expect, but also from the brewing unit. When my tools arrive I’ll take it apart again.
All fixed now. I should have done a better job cleaning the spout. I hadn’t realised until I read your other comments that it was a double spout and you really need to get in there and clean it properly. Maybe flushing the machine more often would prevent this build up.
@@jamesroberts2907 which spout you mean?
Where can I get a replacement unit in europe? Any ideas?
to save having to take the base plate off,get to the stage where james is at 3.30 mins with the edges unclipped.
lie the unit on its side and bend the base away from the side cover,with a flat prising tool[cutlery knife will do]the center clips will release.
repeat for the other side.
only takes a few minutes to get to the brewing cartridge with no special tools needed.
my one had an insect partially blocking the outlet😝 causing a leak
coffee tasted better with insect in🤣
Hi, really helpful video but I was able to replace the O ring in the brew unit, by getting a small screwdriver to release the clips at the front of the brew unit from both the top and bottom of the machine, this meant that I did not need to take the machine apart and the cost was just £1.00 for the new O ring. Whole job took around 15 mins and minimum hassle.
What O-ring? I think the pressure chamber has a rigid, circular edge which presses against the slightly soft sealant around the back edge of the capsule. Or am I missing something ...
Nigel Miller Are you sure you have a Citiz Nespresso as shown in this video, and not a different type of machine, as my Citiz has no O-ring to replace as Simon correctly states
Actually I must come back on this ... the pressure chamber itself is made of 2 parts and they indeed have an O-ring between them. This often leaks under pressure. Way to fix it is: 1) remove and clean; 2) smear with silicone gease; 3) wrap a few layers of thin plumber's PTFE tape around the barrel (covering the groove where the O-ring sits); re-assemble unit.
Where do I get that fab tool ?? Great job I hope I can fix mine 👍🤞
Amazon will be able to help.
Hi the screw heads on the bottom of my machine look very round and smooth are you sure they all can be removed with the kit you purchased?
John you just need an oval head bit. They’re about £5 on Amazon. The full iFixit kit is overkill unless you have a lot of other consumer devices with proprietary bolts you want to repair / or are thinking of starting your own repair business. In a pinch you can always brute force them off with pliers like James did, or easier needle-nosed mole grips, but you’ll likely need to buy replacement screws as you might trash them doing that and worst-case could damage the plastic threads of the Citiz unit
Where did you bought that piece?
Thanks dude I think I might give that one ago save myself a small fortune as I’ve got hold of one of these machines for nothing which has a leaky seal do you have a link to the site for the brew chamber Thank you
Just installed my replacement from:
www.magimix-spares.co.uk/Magimix-Citiz-Brew-Unit-M190-M195-M196-Coffee-Makers/product/505360/0099854/
I think James actually posted this link (which is how I found his videos) on a forum somewhere else and I used that link but I can’t find the page now. The part cost me £26, arrived in under a week, and seems to be an authentic Nespresso original which works perfectly i.e. no more leaks
Hi James. Just replaced my leaky brew unit using your vid. I agree, it’s worth replacing for £25 so the machine ‘just works’ again. If you were really on a budget (question why you’d be using a Nespresso in that instance) I wonder if it couldn’t have been fixed with a good clean and descale, as I couldn’t see any gaskets or rubber seals that had perished although that was only with a partial dismantle of the old brew unit. I wondered if maybe the old unit wasn’t fully travelling forwards to seal the capsule due to mechanical wear, justifying the replacement, or a fragment of capsule I found in there, hence clean & descale? Either way. Cheers for sharing (and not asking me to like, comment & subscribe/other CZcams tropes) at the end 😂
Great help and now I'm ready to take mine apart as it produces coffee from the spout and where the piston compresses against the front face. Weird. Nice place you have there and as you mentioned Euros, where is it? Thank you very much for going to the trouble of making the vid.
My pleasure. I took the video in our house Ireland. Make sure you try cleaning and descaling it before you strip it all to bits.
Actually we sold our property in Ireland and are looking to move now to Spain!!
@@jamesroberts2907 James, Ha...... we drove from Spain's Sotogrande to our home near la Rochelle for the second time (will not fly due to Covid) three weeks ago as our job finished. I could kick myself for not touring Spain many, many years ago (I'm 68) as having now searched it (coastal regions) from the French border through to Puerto de Santa Maria beyond Cadiz I have come to terms with the fact that I have been ass and should, instead of buying homes in France, bought in Spain, particularly when one considers how inexpensive everything was back them. My youthful experience of Spain turned me off the place altogether. At first, having spent six weeks based in Alicante (2020) where we could walk to the beach and swim every morning before showering, breakfast and work, we spent a lot of time in Denia and then inland from there along a road with four or five villages, all of which we thought we could live in. Having now spent six months based in Sotogrande and touring extensively we have opted for between Estepona and Puerto de Santa Maria, interested in the area just east of Cadiz and within sight of it. Yes, Spain is the place and now with Brexit we will have to go through all the hoops to become residents when we finally return. Best of luck with Spain. Great food, wines that you can afford to buy with every meal, eating at civilized times and space, space, space. I still motorcycle and enjoy that in Spain while we have what I consider the best city in Europe, Seville (but not in summer).
@@jamesroberts2907 Oh, I did the descaling ....... over and over and over. No go.
Actually need to change the self priming device on mine. Do you know where I could order one from ?
Hi. How have you established that you need a self priming unit replacement? Which machine is it? Has it been in storage for some time? It could be an airlock if it’s not been used for some time?
Any Idea why Innisia leaking from the bottom (cold water), only when machine running? Surely not the water tank.
Don't know but my cupmachine leaks where it goes over the cup. So when is start it leaks between cup and machine and you will see it coming at the lower of the machine
Hi. What part is that you have bought fro his repair, and what is it called? thanks
Brew-unit. It's like 35 new I believe. He explains. I have a magimix. Also need brewunit but new machine cost 85
the link of of the previous video PLEEEASE. I have a diffrent machine from this one. The problem is that the machine leaks from the button on the right
Leaks from the button?? You mean when you press the left button?
I’ve just replaced my brew unit & it’s still leaking ! Worse than ever! I’ve checked the hose a few times & it keeps doing it any ideas? The rubber seal is there & the pin clip is in
Hi Christopher, it is likely the spout which is blocked. Please ensure it is cleaned. Do you descale your machine often?
Hi. Where can i get the unit? My machine is leaking after 5 years of use. I could buy another one, but im attached to this one :p thank you.
Ricardo Mateus look at my other video, there is a link to the spare part, however you would be better to contact them direct and order the part.
@@jamesroberts2907 thank you for your reply. Im not sure about thia part. Seems that it fits diferent models, but im not sure about my Krups xn7002. Il tey to ask them directly. Thank you again.
It seems its the right part... But no shipping outside UK....
Ricardo Mateus did you speak to them, they sent to me in Ireland
Hi James, I've managed to get hold of the unit. I've bought it and they delivered to a friend's in UK, he then shipped back to me. I've payed a little bit more for postage to Portugal, but even then it was worth it. I've fixed my machine, is now working perfectly again. Thanks for your instructions! Best regards, Ricardo Mateus.
How could you put the little clip at the top of new part? It's extremely hard
Guillermo Gomes do you mean the small clip that holds the water supply pipe in place?
@@jamesroberts2907 Yes, that one! I've been trying to put it since yesterday! And I saw you do it so easily, how could you?
Guillermo Gomes make sure the pipe is pushed in correctly and you don’t have 2 O rings on the end of it. The new one comes with one fitted and if your new pipe has one also the clip will never fit in.
@@jamesroberts2907 I'll check that! Thanks James! I'll let you know how it went.
Same problem here, the fix,.. it's only either Just cleaning out the Nozzle or the little O-ring,... that's it !!,.. no need to change hole unit
integra the nozzle on my machine was clean, as periodically descaling the machine would ensure this so that was not the issue. The O ring was also not an issue with my machine.
@@jamesroberts2907 My o ring looked fine but changed it , and cleaned nozzle,.. now work without leaking.
What else can it be ??, ...not the mechanics of the lever
I removed the large O-ring from the brew unit, this was loose and deformed. I first put in water that had just boiled, the shape of the O-ring returned with a little bit of help rubbing it between my fingers. To shrink the O-ring I used the heat of an oven (160/170C). I probably could have shrunk it some more but I didn"t want to damage the O-ring. With the tiny bit better fit of the O-ring the problem was solved. No new unit nessesary.
@@vrijheidsdenker where exactly is the large o ring located?
du hast mich geretet
any advice for slow flow?
Would try to descale it. If not, remove spout and make sure it’s free of coffee build up.
@@jamesroberts2907 thanks for the reply but there is no way to get there. My nespresso has rivets not screws
@@sakismiou are you sure. They look like rivets but they are slightly oval in the centre which requires a special tool to remove. You can see this in the first part of one of my videos.
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@@jamesroberts2907 omg first time i see something like this! Thank you so much!