Delonghi nespresso latissima disassembly - DeLonghi Nespresso EN660 Espresso Machine

Not clear if loss of steam to milk dispenser or milk dispenser itself clogged.

Try descaling again. Try running the vinegar through tbe machine about 1/2. Then stop tbe machine and allow additional time for the vinegar to work.

Also run a clean cycle using vinegar.

Also try disassembling the milk dispenser and clean manually.

Hello, Erika -

You will find a link to the descaling instructions for your Nespresso Latissima Touch coffee machine here:
https://www.nespresso.com/us/en/machine-assistance#!/Lattissima-Touch/instructions

The Descaling instructions links (Instructions Guide and Video) are in the right column at the end of that column. Click or tap on each link.

Best wishes.

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Hope this helps!

your are correct it is not. and according the the troubleshooting guide that I downloaded it shows the following:

If this persists please contact the Nespresso Club.

1. 1-800-562-1465
2. Call toll-free: 1-800-562-1465 for OriginalLine members. Call toll-free: 1-877-964-6299 for VertuoLine members. Visit a Nespresso Boutique. During the account registration process you may register your machine.

Customer Service for Club Members ' Nespresso USA

https://www.nespresso.com/us/en/customer-service-nespresso-club

Try running 1/5th vinegar and 4/5 water through the frothing device. This will clean out any gunk that might have clogged the interior

Hi,
The manual is available at this website:

http://web1.dlservice.org/dlservice/ext/delonghi/vislibretti.php?cod=0132192200#

In case you haven't found it yet, here it is, directly from the Nespresso website:
http://www.nespresso.com/fileadmin/shared/_img/manuals/F310_Zone2_FR.pdf

I just had this same problem with my brand new Latissima premium and I fixed it by adjusting the water hardness setting. The yellow water warning light being constantly on means the machine thinks the water is too hard and the machine needs descaling. In my case, the machine just needed to learn how hard my water actually is. In the manuals that came with the machine you should have been given a ph testing strip and there are instructions in the user guide about how to adjust the water hardness settings. As soon as I did that, the yellow hard warning light immediately went off. In my case the water setting needed to be adjusted to the 7-14 ph setting. I'm attaching pics of the water hardness setting instructions from the manual.

Before placing first coffee capsule in the machine, run the large espresso cup button into a cup (clear water will come out). This primes the machine and makes for hotter coffee.