Thankyou so much for making the video man. There was next to 0 information on how to fix the thermal fuse on other sites or videos on google and this helped a lot. Even calling Nespresso the robots in the customer support kept saying the problem was an airlock. For me the issue was caused by descaling my machine and I took a jug of the hot poured water (with descaler in it) and loaded it again 2 times in the reservoir as per the instructions, which caused the fuse to blow!! What a crappy design! Instead the instructions should say ensure each cycle of water has cooled (and allow 10 mins or more for the machine to cooloff before refilling reseservoir with descaling solution and water mix so as to not overheat and make the machine unworkable! My machine was also 4 years from purchase so out of warranty and would have cost $100 with the Nespresso service just to fix the fuse! Once again thankyou so much for your video from Australia. Also to note - if people dont have the T20 Torx screwdriver an Allen Hex Key also works, just hold it steady with the other hand and apply pressure :)
Thanks for this. I watched loads of videos showing people blowing down the water feed yet I knew this was not my problem as the pump on my machine was not operational. I've dismantled the machine ( I used another video to help with this - took me half an hour and no damage) to discover that the thermal fuse has blown. I now need to research if it is possible to solder a new thermal fuse in place of the old one. I suspect that the heat from the soldering iron will blow the fuse - so the paper clip method may have to suffice!!!
Good man !! I had tried everything, this sorted my problem. I soldered a paperclip in and have ordered a couple of fuses. Happy Christmas from Berlin !!
Thanks for sharing.... the real problem with this coffee machine is How to disassemble it without breaking it! 1 hour to open it. 3 minutes to warm up the soldier and fix the fuse!! A life to reassemble it!
This fixed mine! I definitely cooked my fuse with too many back-to-back runs from descaling it. I bypassed it with a wire. Not sure if I even want to buy a new fuse, the machine is far out of warranty as-is lol
This didn't end up being my problem but good info nontheless. At least I was able to verify that the fuse was working. I ended up hotwiring the pump through a toggle switch and everything works. I'm not sure what else would be preventing the pump from getting power.
This temp fix worked but now i have another issue is any one can help please 😢 now my machine is continusely pumping water as soon as i plug wire to socket
Patrick- thanks so much for this video, Nespresso want to charge £70.00 to do a repair! Do you know which thermal fuse it will be? Have ordered the torx 20 screwdriver to get the handle off- so I can't get inside yet and would like to order the fuse. Mine is the Inissia but is the Krups one, do you think would be the same?
Suggest to disregard the notion that you can break the clips. Start taking the top of the “base” where the water tank sits on. Then PRY with a flathead around the “external” of the side shown in this video. The while side will come of (2x). Outside shiney first. Then pry again the external for the inner lining. It all comes out but not easy and you will mark your machine but thats what it takes. Pry the outer rim along the top middle along the bottom and back. Front will come off without prying. Medium to hard tension required.
I've done exactly what you said in the video and my machine works again! Now I don't have to throw away that poor thing. Thanks a lot!!
Thanks Patrick!, without this video the machine would have gone to the bin. Working perfectly now
Thankyou so much for making the video man. There was next to 0 information on how to fix the thermal fuse on other sites or videos on google and this helped a lot. Even calling Nespresso the robots in the customer support kept saying the problem was an airlock. For me the issue was caused by descaling my machine and I took a jug of the hot poured water (with descaler in it) and loaded it again 2 times in the reservoir as per the instructions, which caused the fuse to blow!! What a crappy design! Instead the instructions should say ensure each cycle of water has cooled (and allow 10 mins or more for the machine to cooloff before refilling reseservoir with descaling solution and water mix so as to not overheat and make the machine unworkable! My machine was also 4 years from purchase so out of warranty and would have cost $100 with the Nespresso service just to fix the fuse! Once again thankyou so much for your video from Australia. Also to note - if people dont have the T20 Torx screwdriver an Allen Hex Key also works, just hold it steady with the other hand and apply pressure :)
Thanks for this. I watched loads of videos showing people blowing down the water feed yet I knew this was not my problem as the pump on my machine was not operational. I've dismantled the machine ( I used another video to help with this - took me half an hour and no damage) to discover that the thermal fuse has blown. I now need to research if it is possible to solder a new thermal fuse in place of the old one. I suspect that the heat from the soldering iron will blow the fuse - so the paper clip method may have to suffice!!!
I can't thank you enough! did it today. half and hour well spent :) thanks a lot.
Good man !! I had tried everything, this sorted my problem. I soldered a paperclip in and have ordered a couple of fuses. Happy Christmas from Berlin !!
Complete hero! Fixed for £2.75. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing.... the real problem with this coffee machine is How to disassemble it without breaking it! 1 hour to open it. 3 minutes to warm up the soldier and fix the fuse!! A life to reassemble it!
This fixed mine! I definitely cooked my fuse with too many back-to-back runs from descaling it. I bypassed it with a wire. Not sure if I even want to buy a new fuse, the machine is far out of warranty as-is lol
Hero! Worked just as you said. New fuse is on the way for £2.75
This video saved my fancy friend, inissia. Just one paper clip saved my 200 dollars! Of course, i need to buy a new fuse to replace.
fixed, tnx for saving 150£ buying new one, what i did is exactly like u but i put foil instead wire same thing ;)
Thank you for the video the machine now works perfectly you are the best 🙏
Thank you so much exactly the problem I have will let you know how it goes many thanks 😀
I fixed it! That was it! What a life saver!
This didn't end up being my problem but good info nontheless. At least I was able to verify that the fuse was working. I ended up hotwiring the pump through a toggle switch and everything works. I'm not sure what else would be preventing the pump from getting power.
Super! That worked for me. Thanks man!
Thank you, this worked perfectly 😊
thanks, fixed my machine :)
Thank you. Grumpy me got my coffee ☕️
Thank you,that helped me fix my machine! Kudos for making this video!
Hey thanks for the video which thermal fuse u suggest cause there are different ones on ebay and a video of disassembling it would be amazing 👍🏻
Thanks for the video. I was about to invest in to a new one. Just one query. Fuse rating is 113 deg C or 167 deg C?
Waah! This has happened on my courtesy machine whilst mine is being fixed by Nespresso so I can’t take it apart as it’s not mine 😢
This temp fix worked but now i have another issue is any one can help please 😢 now my machine is continusely pumping water as soon as i plug wire to socket
Good work fella
Thanks. Works for me!
i have the same unit. but my problem is that when brewing. Its makes a loud noise while pouring coffee. any ideas?
Thanks 🙏
Hi there, my coffee machine is switching on and off but nothing else, like no other noise or coffee pouring, what can I do? Thank you
same as mine!
Same here. Did you fix it? Can you share what you did to make it work again? Mine doesn't have any noise, something's wrong with the pump for sure
@@vivitrumanto yes, the thermal fuse had gone. was easily replaced by a friend.
@@debraolivier2147 I need to disassemble the machine and see what type of the fuse used haha. Thanks so much!
My machine does not turn on at all. The lights do not turn on, what can be done?
133deg thermal fuse is fine right?
The fuse is there for a reason... just sayin'.
Patrick- thanks so much for this video, Nespresso want to charge £70.00 to do a repair! Do you know which thermal fuse it will be? Have ordered the torx 20 screwdriver to get the handle off- so I can't get inside yet and would like to order the fuse. Mine is the Inissia but is the Krups one, do you think would be the same?
Hi Kate! They all work the same way so you can order the same fuse!
Do you happen to know which heat rating- is it 240?
Can’t get the damn sidepanel of, any suggestions?
Suggest to disregard the notion that you can break the clips.
Start taking the top of the “base” where the water tank sits on. Then PRY with a flathead around the “external” of the side shown in this video. The while side will come of (2x).
Outside shiney first. Then pry again the external for the inner lining.
It all comes out but not easy and you will mark your machine but thats what it takes. Pry the outer rim along the top middle along the bottom and back. Front will come off without prying. Medium to hard tension required.