Leaking Capresso E9 coffee machine The machine leaks clear, room-temperature water from the bottom right front side (frother side). Leak is apparently from the supply to the heating unit. Problem is that the machine is very difficult to service due to (apparently) special tools/techniques. The cover is held on by Torx screws as well as 4 collared pins that appear to require a special tool to remove without damaging the pin or the cover. Capresso wants $253 (PLUS SHIPPING) to repair it. I am certain this is a simple repair, but I need some advice on removal of those pins, as well as any other info that may pertain.

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Your spout is probly cracked (a common problem). It won't hurt the machine if you want to live with making one cup at a time to catch it all.
If you want to get it repaired go to www.hotncold.com Click on Jura Repair for shipping instructions. We can turn the job around in 24 hours. The repair will also include a free software update.

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Disassembly of the grinder is most likely due. There are springs and ball bearings in there so be careful not to lose any parts. I learned that the hard way. I can send a pictorial, written in German, but helpful. e-mail me at [email protected].
Mike

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Did anyone find an answer to this - sadly we have the same issue.

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• Posted on Aug 23, 2010

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Hi

The connectors on capresso machines are very tricky. The reason for the leaking could be to do with the seals. Take it apart and make sure all the rings and pressing clamps are in the right place. Also take a good look and on your hot water tank, and the pressure relief valve in back of machine.

Also it is recommended that the Jura coffee machines to be serviced every 2 years.

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