Saeco Royal Professional capuccino maker brew unit assembly issue

hi,
this is normal as there is no switch or sensor. In fact the Royal as well as the Magic and others are counting the number of coffees that you have made between two removals of the dreg drawer. For this counter to reset, you have to remove the dreg drawer while the machine is ON, and remove it for about 10s minimum.
Retry and tell me if it is better.
Hope that helps,
M.

Hello Saaddition,

I understand that your coffee maker is not producing coffee. However, it is operating normal in all other respects. This is usually a common problem when the machine needs to be descaled. You may also need to clean the brew unit. Here is the link to the manual for you Saeco Incanto Rondo C class coffee machine it give you all of the directions to clean and descale.

One other question did you remove the dregs drawer with the machine off. If you did you will need to do cleaning to reset the machine as removing the dregs drawer with the machine off will not allow it to brew coffee.

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Justin

I recently had this problem. I throughly cleaned and lubricated the brew group as directed by the manual. Apparently if the brew group doesn't move smoothly enough it won't grind the correct amount of beans. Try lubricating and then brewing 2-3 cups to have the machine recalibrate the grind amount.

I had the same problem. I got around it by inserting just the grounds container (which sits inside the dregs drawer) and powering the machine on. Then the machine reset itself to the home position. It wouldn't do this with the dregs drawer removed, but putting in just the grounds container fooled it into thinking the dregs drawer was inserted. Hope this helps. JRP

Check to see if your machine has an "exit chute" or similar area where from the used pucks are ejected. The area might be clogged with used coffee grinds and causing a false reading from the machine.

Remove drawer and clean coffee grounds behind it, there might be something keeping it from reaching the microswitch.

Hi There are 2 problems that can cause a watery puck. 1. Like EsWorld said, If the grinds is too coarse it leaves room for more water and you get a watery puck. 2. But if your grind is like a grain of salt, the you don't have enough coffee going into the brew unit, and this leaves room for extra water. To fix this, there is a lever on the top center of the door. The lever will increase the dose if pushed towards the back. DON'T push the lever to the full back position. This could cause an over charge, which could cause the brew unit to dump the ground coffee with out making because it could not compress the charge, or it could break the brew drive. 1 click back from the full plus is fine and will give a great shot.

Take the brew unit out, (press the leaver and swing it back together and put it back in the machine,

When you remove brew unit look on the back you will notice a small latch near the top, make sure it is in the up position.

Hi,

If this comes into the dregs drawer then you have to look at your brewing unit, if it comes to the drip tray, then it´s normal