Error report fill water tank - Jura Capresso Impressa X7 Espresso Machine

Yes water can do compensation build up in your propane tank. Some tanks have a drain pit on bottom reclaim propane and open the pit. If your does reclaim the propane and drain tank. If not reclaim propane and remove tank then remove filler valve turn tank over drain access water leave tank up side down over night. Put fill valve back on and mount tank. After lines are back on turn stove on leave on for 48 hours. Turn valves off and refill tank. Best of luck.

is this a question, you posted a noun. lacking any form or a question or even year car nor engine sizes (10 engines they had)

for sure it has one, (wild guess on question)
yes it can fail
yes the PCM reports that, 1996 to TODAY on all cars) USA
yes the gas cap loose will throw DTC errors for EVAP. yes.
and more. lots more. (cant fill tank with fuel, it cuts off?)

ask a question.?
first is to scan the PCM, and report all DTC errors seen.

https://www.scantool.net/software/alldata-diy-1-month-subscription.html

alldata.com log in and read the chapter on EVAP?

make sure the water tank is full! there is a small float in the tank that moves up and down near the bottom, make sure this is up and not stuck down.

remove tank clean with hot water, rinse and shake you should hear a rattle in the bottom of the tank. if you dont the the small black float built into the tank side wall is stuck. once free it will work fine.

one cup at a time

So what is your reported spa problem?
Just kidding - I think your error message may be related to the lack of water. Turn power off, fill to proper water level and monitor. Report back.

In the user manual it says

What if F 10 shows?

- No water can be pumped from

the water tank.

- F 10 also shows, if the water tank

was not filled correctly during

descaling.

- Fill the system with water. See "Before

using the coffee system for the first

time".

- Remove and reinsert the water tank.

- Refill to the mark and restart descaling.

- If the message still shows, contact

Technical Service.

Drain the fuel tank and fill it with gasoline. Use ethanol if it is available, the alcohol will combine with any remaining water and allow it to be burned and removed from your system.

What you would have to do is take the side panel off to get at the solenoid. It is probably sticking closed and not letting the water fill into the boiler.

Gently remove tank the slide it back in place make sure the back of tank makes good contact with the machine when it is being lowered so that the reed switch can read the magnet in the tank.