Jura Capresso Impressa X7 Espresso Machine "thermoblock temperature sensor" Questions

...thermoblock itself (getting too hot), it's temperature sensor (the unit is heating correctly but the sensor is sending an incorrect reading) or the motherboard is broken (heating and sensing is ...

...temperature sensr (omega sensor) on top of the Thermoblock. I have a technical background and could easily resolve the problem within the X7. Remove backplane and slide away and remove the side ...

...temperature sensr (omega sensor) on top of the Thermoblock. I have a technical background and could easily resolve the problem within the X7. Remove backplane and slide away and remove the side ...

...temperature for some time. If that is so, keep the machine in a warm place a few hours and then try again. If this doesn`t help, it can be that the thermofuse or the sensor on the thermoblock is ...

...thermoblock sensor? To replace this part you will have to open the jura machine. I found this information out because I had the dreaded error 8 reading on my jura machine which stopped it from making ...

...hot; or C) The temperature sensor in the thermoblock is not working and the unit never get the ready signal. However I will focus on the water flow issue. The unit usually only pumps of 1-2

...thermoblock temperature sensor. In my case both connectors for thermocouple were cracked. They are located directly on the body of thermoblock, below two fuses, covered by rubber housing. After I ...

temperature measuring fault in the steam circuit. Most likely to be the thermal sensor on the thermoblock. Check to see if the sensor wires are broken or corroded. Can also be the control board. I'