What kind of milk can be stored for emergencies?

That is what it is supposed to do. Take cold milk in a cup, and put the frother wand in it... Kind of bob it up and down for a few seconds, and the milk will froth.

Some machines have a program that will allow them to make almond milk or rice milk.

Canned fruits and meats are excellent to keep for emergency. Also, vegetables that last for a long period of time should be bought for emergencies. These vegetables include potatoes, squash, apples, carrots, and more. Finally, powdered milk and ready to eat cereals are good as well.

The most popular plant based milks are nut ones like almond, coconut, or hazelnut. There are also milks made of soy, grains, seeds and even legumes.

Make sure you don't have something blocking the air flow vents between both the frrezer and refridgerator.
We had milk spoiling on us at a rapid rate. The store owner was kind enough to replace as we thought it was the milk but it turned out my wife had a box against the vent preventing cold air from entering

THEY SAY MILK MATTERS. SKIM OR LOW FAT BEST. ALSO MAKE SURE IT IS CLEAN, WHEN YOU ARE CLEANING IT, REMOVE THE FROTHER, TO BE SURE MILK DOES NOT STUCK IM COIL, WHICH CAN MAKE THE FROTHER, NOT MOVE AS QUICKLY AROUND.

per il milk island asciugare bene la valvolina e tutti i fori del blocco di plastica che fa da montalatte devono essere perfettamente asciutti dare dei colpetti alla valvola per fare uscire eventuale acqua all interno.

MORENO

This sounds like one of several problems:
1. Does any indicator light come on? If there is one and it doesn't you either have a bad thermostat (size of a dime/1/4 inch thick) black item with two wires attached to the chamber or a bad heater. Check both with an ohm meter...Resistance of any kind across the terminals means okay.
2. Could be the switch. Same kind of test.
3. If you've got a steam leak, deal with that...new cap or valve.

Make sure all wire fasters are clean and bright. If screwed down, make sure they are tight. Cycle each connector off and on to clean them.

Remember: always work on your unit with it unplugged. You may need torx screwdrivers to open this unit. Any hardware store will have sets of these items.