Top 20 Saeco Stratos Coffee Maker, Espresso Machine - Page 6 Questions & Answers

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the boiler has two shields or breakers. Each has two feet between which there is a button. Something has happened and one button has leaped up and turned off. You have to press it and it will click lightly and make a chain and the machine will light up.

Hello, the water in drip pan is clea water ot coffee water?(brown). Take a pucture inside machine with no brew unit inside.

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try unplugging it for 90 seconds.

White Vinegar (is an acid) and water, mix it 5 parts water to 1 or vinegar. You can do your iron, kettle etc. Smells nice and clean!!!

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Check the fuse in its plug for starters.

Hello,
Just undo the two screws on the hood and slightly lift the top of the machine and pull the back slightly backwards.

Just change the magnet with new one.

Error code 5 means the water flow is obstructed. Here are possible locations: 1- The machine was not descaled. Calcium deposits are clogging the water system. 2- The flow meter is not passing impulses for water flow speed & quantity. 3- Descale Descale Descale. Before you select the automatic descaling, make a few espresso without adding coffee grounds. The automatic cycle does not clean the coffee side of the machine. You have to do it intentionally. Btw, I’m available to help over the phone in case u need at https://www.6ya.com/expert/edward_bbd2c7ff4ee1828a

Have a close look around the outside of the cabinet for a small button or hole. Inside the hole, there may be a button that can be pressed to reset. Not sure about Saeco but I doubt if you have to take the cabinet off to get to a reset button.

Hi, probably you have something in the steam valve and you have to Disassamble the crane and clean one thing that looks like a needle, but bigger, of course. It is located at the top of the hose on which the water comes from the boiler. You may have to change it, it is not expensive.

Take the brew unit out when the machine is off and cold. With your finger, check the well next to the large gear on the inside of the machine. This is the gear that fits in the back of the brew unit when it is in place. That well may be clogged with fine coffee grounds and some mildew build up. You might notice that after brewing, very little water will has been flowing into the drip tray. Take a Q-tip and push it through the hole at the bottom of the well to remove the coffee ground buildup. The excess water after brewing will flow through normally now and not behind the brew unit.

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1- The grind fineness setting is too fine. Pump is not able to pump through the compacted coffee grounds. 2- The machine is not descaled. The Calcium deposits in the hydraulic system have reduced the pump pressure. The partially clogged water passages can generate a back pressure to reduce pumping pressure. Was the machine descaled in the past two or three moths? If yes, what was the descaling product used? 3- The pump may be air locked and not able to pump water. 4- Oily beans may have been used. Oily beans are poison for the all fully automatic espresso machines. This clogs the grinding chamber or the grinder outlet. This model is made in Romania made in 2006 or after. This machine has a Ceramic Burr grinder 2006 which is a huge problem to clean adjust beans quantity per shot of espresso etc. etc. Occasionally it will dump dry coffee grounds when the quantity of beans powder is insufficient. Based on the above details, you can figure out what is wrong and fix it. See the exploded parts diagram included, for help. Services Unlimited Inc Parts Guru Since 1988 Btw, I’m available to help over the phone in case u need at https://www.6ya.com/expert/edward_bbd2c7ff4ee1828a

You have a problem with PCB, plate-there is a element named- TIP 33,you must to change it,if you can. Or go to service. But better do it yourself,it is not too hard. Enjoy

Hi,
You have to open the machine,take off top half of the machine and you will see near to the pomp a black plastic connection where the hose enters the valve and goes to the brewing group. Most likely it is cracked and the water flows from there. It's cheap to switch, about $ 10, if you do it yourself.

Descale it again.

If it's under warranty, call Saeco for guidance. If it's not, CAREFULLY clean every possible part using small brushes (old toothbrushes work well, as do coffee percolator/straw cleaning brushes. They're long and skinny and have a long wire stem and handle. found mine at Bed Bath and Beyond), q-tips and "canned air," like "Dust-Off" I'ts available at walmarts, some grocery stores, electronics shops, big box stores, etc. if you REALLY feel daring and know a little bit about a lot of stuff, and it's NO longer in warranty, labeling every single piece as it's removed, take the machine apart as far as needed to see whether the problem is mechanical (dirty or clogged), or electrical/electronic. then re-assemble and test. ;-) good luck and hope you get it running!