Jura Capresso Impressa E75 Espresso & Coffee Maker - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

The tap is the dial on the left turn it, then it will turn the tap off. If it is repeating this then it may need to be decalcified.

Try using warm water in the watertank, important that the water is not too hot, it can cause leakage in the o-rings in the fluidsytem.
Repeat the procedure a few times, if nothing helps, turn off the machine and wait 1 hour and try again.

If you can`t get around this message, then the flowmeter needs to be changed.

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I have some good instructions I downloaded from www.kaffeestudio.com . They are in German, but with many pics. If you are technically adept, then it is really no prblem. You should put in new o'rings and lubricate with the food grade silicon grease before reassembly, otherwise it won't be long before you are doing it again. Give yourself about 3 hours to perform this task the first time. One thing to remember. The cleaning tablets tend to strip the lubrication from the brew units, subsequently binding up the brew unit, sometimes tearing the o'rings and giving the malfunction 8. Plan on this being an ongoing maintenance exercise. Plan on at least once every year or two to have to do this.

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how fine is your grind set to if it is to fine the water will not be able to get threw ,

Do you seem to end up with more water in the tray now then you did before this problem started? Does your coffee seem weaker then before? If so I have some ideas for you.
Mike

I have found seal/o-ring kits available on ebay Germany. Make sure you get the food grade lubricant to apply to the seals as well.

Mike

Malfunction 8 is related to the brew unit typically. It is usually an indication of the brew unit motor having to work too hard to move the brew unit up and down. This is usually cured by disassembling, cleaning, replacing any o'rings that may be bad, and lubricating the unit, then reassembly.
I have had to do this twice on an an E75 and an E8. I finally broke down and bought seal kits and lubricant for doing this. One could by a new brew unit off of e-bay and change out the whole thing. But a simple rebuild will typically suffice.

Mike

Blazer,
I can help with this. I have become fairly well versed from owning two machines (an E-75 and an E-8) and having to repair them ocassionally. The guts in many of the Jura machines are typically very similar and utilize many of the same / similar components.
But it would be easier to handle via e-mail so that I can send pics of the inside of the machine and explain what's going on and what to look for. It will be much easier than explaining via this website. Just to alleviate concerns, it's most likely a simple o'ring issue.
I can be reached at [email protected].

Mike

I would remove the coffee spout and check the lines into it. The coffee seems to stop when it hits the spout and goes through the by pass instead. Remove the spout(be careful) then run a coffee and see if it works.

I just called the company with the same problem today. They will fix your machine for free. They have recalled this machine. Call them and they will tell you what to do. 201-767-3999

Open the drawer and take out the box for the grounds. Run a rinse cycle and it should now go back into place.

kat346 There are a number of places were the leak could be occurring. I can't pinpoint it without see inside your machine. I maybe something like a broken or dried out oring or a cracked fitting or heater cartridge. We repair E75 www.hotncold.com

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Ah the Subaru Impressa with S9 engine. :>D Not quite "says it all" Bryan. So..... Question edited to add the maker and 'what it is', a Coffee Maker. Question moved from Cars and Trucks to Jura Impressa category. When you add a maker, you are offered the correct category, 'Impressa' gives you generic Cars and Trucks. You have a 'Replace Now' message that no one else has! https://www.google.com/search?q=Jura+Impressa+S9+%22replace+now%22 However, try this. Remove the Grounds Bin. Disconnect from the power. Replace the bin, reconnect power. This is your manual https://www.seattlecoffeegear.com/assets/user-manuals/jura/jura-impressa-c9-user-manual.pdf Press CTRL+F, and type 'replace' and press enter. There are 16 mentions. I think it refers to the grounds bin being not fully placed. I have come across this many times, there is a small infra-red sensor or a proximity sensor.

Two to three teaspoonful water overflow after each espresso is normal. That is why the tray is there. If water collection in the tray is excessive and programmed espresso is smaller, then there is cause for worry. Btw, I’m available to help over the phone in case u need at https://www.6ya.com/expert/edward_bbd2c7ff4ee1828a

Error 5 is pointing to heating problem. Here are the parts that may be malfunctioning: 1- Thermal sensor not registering heating. Replace it. 2- Heater not heating up. Check continuity on heating element. If there is no continuity, (This is rare). Replace heater (Thermo block). The problem can be linked to: 1- Missed descaling of machine for extended period. 2- Use of automatic descaling method suggested by Jura. Descale the machine every three months using Manual descaling method.. 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

Fortunately the problem you describe is not model specific. All Jura machines in the series C, E, F, J, S & Z models have the same problem. The Jura recommended maintenance is insufficient or erroneous. Here is how it occurs: 1- When new machine is set up, the instructions advice the owner to set up OK for use of Filter cartridges. This set helps only to display reminders for replacing the filter. 2- The initial set up instruction also advises that with regular use of Filter, descaling the machine will not be needed. That is really not accurate. Consequently, the reminders for descaling are delayed for over one year or more. This causes serious consequence with accumulation of Calcium deposits in the entire hydraulic and coffee system. 3- Use of Filters alone does not prevent Calcium deposits. Cleaning tables recommended & sold by Jura do not remove Calcium deposits in the coffee/water passages. The automatic descaling method recommended by Jura leaves the coffee side of the machine unclean. The error message in your machine is due to Calcium deposits in the Brew group, coffee outlet & the faucet dispensing coffee in the cup. I suggest all Jura machine owners should manually descale machine. Manually descaling includes use of 6 to 10 rinse cycles with descaling solution in the water tank. The error message "Clean Machine" is accurate. This error message is pointing to descale the Brew group, coffee outlet tube and coffee dispensing faucet by using rinse cycles.

After the rinse cycles are complete, refill Descaling solution in the water tank & continue descaling the rest of the machine by using hot water dispensing function, ½ cup at a time until the tank is empty. Finally, give a final flushing of machine to flush out remaining descaling solution inside the machine. 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

Hi Shoba Photo sensor or switch is blocked. Not sure if yours is an Infra Red beam or switch Clean & inspect with flashlight Look for light path (blocked) or moveable part (switch) Actually.... it must use an Infrared Light Emmiter to shine through the grounds holder to the sensor on the other side/ 10 Minute Fix.... I hope