Top 20 Jura Capresso Impressa S9 Coffee Maker/Espresso Machine Questions & Answers

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The passage of water is not passing through coffee grounds. The coffee powder is dumped dry & water is bypassing the brew group and draining into the tray. Causes: 1- Machine was not descaled. or descaled with automatic method only, as suggested by Jura. 2- There is accumulation of Calcium in the hydraulic system, generating back pressure. This reduces the pump pressure and water cannot force its way through coffee grounds. 3- Stop using filter cartridges. Turn the reminders off. Solution: Descale machine manually every three months. See link. 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

Jura does not allow access to internal parts for cleaning. Brew group is the dirtiest part as it deals with complicated movements to make coffee. Error 8 means the brew group is not returning to start position after it completes entire cycle to make coffee. Jura recommends to remove drip tray. Using a thin cloth, insert the hand all the way under the machine. You will feel access to the bottom of the brew group. Wipe clean the bottom of brew group as best as you can. There will be lot of coffee powder (wet & dry) that is partially responsible to prevent brew group return to start position. A better method is to open the machine using special key. Clean & lubricate the brew group. every two months. This will prevent Fungus and Bacteria growth. . Instruction videos are posted on You tube channel "Parts Guru USA" Use the link below to order the special key. Services Unlimited Inc Parts Guru Since 1988 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

Honestly, I've never even saw a Jura Capresso Impressa S9 Coffee Maker so excuse me that I won't provide you a specific answer, but maybe I can help you with some generic guidelines. I According to your description, after 5 years it's presenting some problem. About German language message, copy it to google search, between quotes and add word translate; see if you get some intelligible return. Other trick to get a tranaslation is to send text to yoursel with gmail and select "translate" Depending on content of that mysterious German message, probably you should look for some repair service. Maybe on your original warranty you have a listin of "authorized repair service" or the shop where you bought it can tell you where to take it.

Maybe reading the user's manual you can have a hint? Download it from http://www.ooo.jura.com/home_ooo_x/service_support/download_manual_jura_impressa_s9notc_english.pdf

I have not done it, but I believe you simply remove the two screws you can seen when you look into the coffee bin. I used to get "fill beans" messages when there were beans in the hopper. Eventually I determined this was due to my choice of beans: oily (ie. shiny) beans seem to clog up frequently, "dry" beans (beams without a sheen) rarely clog up. Since the beans are gravity fed, oily ones tend to stick to one another

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 coffee. To disassemble the jura coffee machine you'll need some special tools that I will talk about as I describe how to get to the sensor, make sure you get those tools or something similar. The problem that you are having is the boiler is not heating properly (heating the water properly), so the taste of espresso will not be good. You need a high heating temperature to get good tasting espresso. This generally happens because the thermo sensor went bad and the electronic board is not sensing the proper heat because the thermo sensor went out. 1. Remove the drip tray 2. Remove the water tank 3. Remove the coffee cover and bean hopper cover (aroma cover) 4. Remove the cover for the pre-ground coffee shut 5. Now you will need to remove the cup warning plate that is stainless steel, it is fastened with 2 security screws. You'll need a Newelectronx t15 torx security screwdriver to take them out. 6. Now remove the top plate, there will be 5 screws fastening it down. Again use the Newelectronx t15 torx screwdriver to take them out. Pull it up to release. 7. On the rear end of the machine, you'll need to remove some weird oval head screws. The only place I could find the tool for this oval head screw was in the Newelectronx Coffee Tool Kit Set. Get the oval tool, which is different from the Newelectronx t15 torx bit and remove the next few screws. There are 2 screws - oval head, on the lower backside. Take off the rear back panel. On the left you'll find the mechanical parts. 8. On the boiler, which is the big metal part that is formed like an upside down tear drop. The thermo sensor is attached to the boiler with a screw - again use the Newelectronx security screwdriver to remove the security screw. 9. The thermo sensor connects to the electronic board. Detach the wire from the electronic board. Now the thermo sensor is off. 10. Replace the thermo sensor with a new jura thermo sensor that has the same wire colors. If the wire color is wrong the contact thermo sensor might not perform as it should. 11. Now put the machine back together. Good luck

Juani, can you use ground coffee in your machine. Then go and find the grinder and put some coffee beans in and grind them. while enjoying your coffee read the user manual for the coffee machine and find out what the trouble is. If you can't find the manual, you can get it here Free User Manuals and Owners Guides ManualsOnline com all the best Kolbrun

Could be bad grinder or no 12v. The display/control runs on 5v and there is a transformer (supplying 5/12vdc) where the a/c cord comes in. Mine was blown from lightening. Try these guys... they have parts, trouble shooting and videos on youtube. http://www.partsguru.com/JuraCapressoImpressa.html

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Have you tried turning the power switch on the back left of the machine on and off?

http://www.us.jura.com/home_us_x/service_support/manual_home/manual-machines/download_manual_jura_impressa_s9otc_ul_english.pdf check out manual on page 23

use distiled water and vinegar to descale

small float in tank stuck in down position. remove tank and clean with hot water. rinse the give a good shake you will hear float rattle in tank

Hi, I made a video how to fix your Jura step by step, good luck... http://fixandparts.wix.com/nicknicoloudis#!jura-coffee-machine/c15gy

Hi, I made some videos how to fix your Jura step by step, good luck... http://fixandparts.wix.com/nicknicoloudis#!jura-coffee-machine/c15gy

Hi, I made a video how to fix your Jura step by step, good luck. http://fixandparts.wix.com/nicknicoloudis#!jura-coffee-machine/c15gy

Probably an internal Element has gone open circuit. Mine did the same thing. Then it wouldn't heat at all. I pulled it apart (with photos) Found the heater element. Found a replacement element after 6 weeks and replaced it in 2 hours. Back to getting great coffee.. Ahhh

Hi.Id check the solenids and pumps. Most likely to be a pump. Their positioned under the water tank. Full disassembly of the machine panels, a must. They slide out when your there. dazza