SOURCE: Saeco Incanto Flashing Red Bean Light
I found a machine in my dentist's office with this exact same problem. I'm not familiar with the model, so I downloaded a manual for the closest model I could find online (the Sirius), and it offered no help -- but in 8 languages!
I ended up just pulling the drip tray, pulling the box where the grounds end up, and re-inserting the assembly (all while the machine was on.) When I buttoned it up again, it worked.
Hope this helps (although I can see how it might not...)
SOURCE: Saeco Caffe Charisma lights do not stop flashing
I had the this same issue and made a post to this thread, in that post I had this solution to my conditions.
The combination of actions that seem to work was turning the Saeco on while the steam valve was already open and selecting hot water once the Saeco was powered on. The prime light went out, I closed the steam valve
SOURCE: red water light is flashing
I read through many old posts and found the answer I was looking for. I turned the hot water nozzle on for 45 seconds and the problem went away.
SOURCE: Limited water output (saeco vienna superautomatica model year 04)
I had the same issue with the same machine for about the same amount of time. I bought a new pump and a mainenance kit. I found tons of calcium build up inside the boiler, and the bolts to the boiler were rusted to the point where they broke off. The old pump was very noisey and failing to pump water through the clogged boiler. After cleaning out the boiler, replacing the o-rings on everything, and a new pump, the machine is like new.
SOURCE: new Saeco Odeo Go has solid red exclamation mark, doesn't budge
You have to 'manually' prime the pump: When the red exclamation mark shows, press the water switch on the right side (the picture of the water drip), then open up the steam nozzle and let the machine pump hot water into a cup until the red light goes out.
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