Top 20 DeLonghi Nespresso EN660 Espresso Machine - Page 4 Questions & Answers

you have to tern the machine off then to assemble the infuser

I just fixed a similar problem with my Delonghi Eco 310. Halfway through making a cup water stopped coming out but ran out from underneath. This is how i fixed it: First I checked the little tube that goes from the pump and anti drip valve into the boiler unit. There is a clamp on both ends to remove before you can take it out. First fault can occur here, check the black little O-Rings that might still stuck inside the connectors, if they are worn out they might need replacing. Then check the little tube for any damage, even any fine tiny cracks can lead to a big leak as 15 bar go through it. In my case there was no damage there, also not on the tubes that come from the watertank into the pump. After I checked all that and it seemed fine, I turned the machine back on again with open top (careful of any electrical contacts!!!). Then I saw that water and steam came out of the anti drip valve. It seemed the water got sucked into the pump, pumped into the boiler, heated up there and put to 15 bar, but because the valve was broken the water didnt actually came out but searched the easiest way, which was the broken valve, that regulates the pressure. I went on a site for delonghi spare parts, bought a new valve for £5, replaced the old one and -tadaaaa! It works again!

My Delonghi Magnifica was making a ratcheting /clicking noise when it should have been grinding. No coffee grind coming to diffuser, display showed '' Add more Beans''. I used vacuum cleaner to suck up the residual beans from the hopper and used wooden skewer to poke out any beans at top of the grinder. Did not solve. I then removed the protective hood over the inlet to grinder and used vacuum cleaner to remove all grind. With inspection light I could see a foreign object stuck in the grind. It was stuck fast. Using pointed noise pliers I was able to rotate the inner grinder in the reverse direction which released the object upwards and then gripped by PN pliers. Turned out it was a piece of plastic from the bean hopper lid which had broken off near to the front hinge. All working again and we're getting our fix nia.... AM McCooey

Most likely the heating element would have to be changed the water will not come out till it reaches its temperture

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uOF9FL3HQeU

I'm not sure about your specific machine, but in general: Make sure you have the correct size and shape filter, measure carefully so as not to overfill, check that the grind is not too fine and plugging the filter. This can cause the filter to overflow and grounds float into the pot.

http://www.fixya.com/support/t11896966-delonghi_eco310_replace_steam_knob https://www.quenchessentials.com/delonghi-eco310-icona-manual-espresso-machine.html

http://kavegepbolt.hu/shop_ordered/9160/pic/Saeco/DELONGHIESAM5500.pdf

If spout pops out it may be clogged - clean spout with compressed air and small wire run all the way thru the spout. Additional help at this link "https://www.6ya.com/philip_b05beb373d913f26"

iuf yuou have the ESAM 4500 YOU CAN FROM THE MILK CONTAINER , if its older model it dose not .

Dod you close the valve for the steam to escape and is there enough milk in the frother compartment?

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Try the following: https://cremacoffeegarage.com.au/blog/delonghi-coffee-machine-troubleshooting-infuser-stuck

http://www.fixya.com/support/t26188048-delonghi_machine_says_empty_grounds

This is a step by step of how to make a 8oz cup of cofee: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOCLtmsLSIY

It seems to be the one way valve which is broken. You can buy those from ebay by looking for "one way valve" Since this is an advanced repair, I can't tell you everything in case of damage done to yourself while trying to repair the machine.

It sounds like the machine is broken and needs to be returned to the retailer. You are still in warranty for this.

Your idea should be correct. Check all the wiring of the sensor when you removed the top of the machine. The sensor should be there somewhere underneath. If the wires are correct and the rest is not working properly, please contact delonghi for a spare part

You are here: Home / Models of Hot Air Fryers / Paddle-Type Air Fryers / Delonghi Multifry Delonghi Multifry Delonghi Multifry The Delonghi Multifry is a combination countertop convection oven / hot air fryer / self-stirring cooking pot. Essentially, you transform it from countertop convection oven to stir-stirring cooking pot by inserting its paddle. As of fall 2014, being sold in the UK but not yet in North America. Main model differences As of fall 2014, there are three models that vary slightly from each other. Young FH1130 model: Lid is solid with a viewing window, capacity of 1.5 kg, no adjustable temperature. Classic FH1163 model: Lid is completely transparent, capacity of 1.5 kg, adjustable temperature, additional lower heating element Extra FH1363: Lid is completely transparent, capacity of 1.7 kg, adjustable temperature, additional lower heating element Extra Chef FH1394: Lid is completely transparent, capacity of 1.7 kg, no adjustable temperature, additional lower heating element Specs Heat: Upper heating element in the machine's upper arm. Classic FH1163 and Extra FH1363 models also have additional lower heating element. Fan: Convection fan (Delonghi calls it their "Surround Heating System.") Dimensions: varies a bit by model, but approx 400mm (W) x 325mm (D) x 300mm (H) Capacity: 1.5 kg for Young FH1130 and Classic FH1163 models; 1.7 kg for Extra FH1363 model. Watts: 1400 (lower heating element on Classic and Extra models is 200 watts) Temperature: 4 settings on on Classic and Extra models. The "Young" model doesn't have temperature control, you just control cooking time instead. Timer: Digital. Does not turn machine off upon completion. You can detach the timer and carry it around the house with you. Runs at 220/240~50/60 in Europe Warranty: 1 year Other: Off/On switch at front controls upper heating element. The lower heating element (the Classic and Extra models) has its own on / off button at the front. Many users report that they find the machine very loud when in operation. Notes

• No need to preheat before beginning cooking;
• Users say that for each minute you want to add to the timer, you have to repeatedly press it;
• Pan has non-stick ceramic coating on it;
• Lid, paddle and bowl are removable for cleaning and are dishwasher-safe;
• You can add liquids (for risotto, etc) just respect maximum fill level.

Paddle notes

• When you switch on the oven with the paddle in, the paddle won't start moving right away, rather, it waits a bit for the food to start cooking before starting stirring [1]. Also the user manual does say, though it's buried: "Please note: To guarantee best results, the paddle begins to turn a few minutes after cooking begins.";
• Paddle continues moving when lid is lifted.

Company Name: Delonghi Web: https://www.delonghi.com Manufacturer's Product Page: https://www.delonghi.com/en-gb/products/kitchen/kitchen-appliances/low-oil-fryer-and-multicooker Facebook North America Facebook Germany Facebook Australia Booklets Manual: Yes. Here is a manual for models FH1163 and FH1363. Here is the manual for theFH1130 model. Recipe book: 12 recipes for Multifry PDF. Also Look for Multifry recipe app on Apple and Android stores. Recipes on manufacturer's web site: https://www.delonghi.com/en-int/products/kitchen/recipes/multifry-recipes Temperatures The Delonghi Multifry offers temperature settings of 1 to 4. The manual won't tell you which temperatures these numbers actually represent. We found this information on Amazon: [2]1 = 150 C / 300 F 2 = 170 C / 340 F 3 = 180 C / 360 F 4 = 185 C / 370 F Apps

• Recipe app for android
• Recipe app for Apple devices (UK English)
• Recipe app for Apple devices (Dutch)
• Recipe app for Apple devices (French)
• Recipe app for Apple devices (German)
• Recipe app for Apple devices (Italian)

Video Young FH1130 model of the multifry. Note the solid lid and absence of temperature control Classic FH1163 model of multifry. Yellow temperature control at top; transparent lid. De'Longhi MultiFry FH1163, 1.5 kg - Clear Price: N/A You Save: N/A Extra FH1163 model of multifry. Yellow temperature control at top; transparent lid. Delonghi Multifry Extra Low Oil Chip Fryer FH1363 Price: N/A You Save: N/A

The problem is not the main board, but the motor of the machine. This one is pulling a short circuit when it's spinning. Please replace this.