FIll the water tank.
Turn the program selector to "ON with light" and place containers below the hot water dispenser and the steam nozzle.
Press the hot water button, turn the steam selector counterclockwise and let water run out until it streams steadily.
Press the hot water button again.
Turn the steam selector to "o" to shut off the water.
That should solve the problem
I've already tried this several times to no avail and I still get the expel air sign
I have the same problem, did you get yours fixed?
Assuming you have tried everything the manual describes concerning the "expel air" error and provided it does not go away after flushing several times, you may have a technical problem with the machine.
I had this problem and would suggest you do the following :
1) The "expel air" warning is an indication that the pump is not able to force water through the flow sensor and heater.
2) Therefore, if you can get the machine to work, try to descale it several times. It may be the heater which is clogged.
3) If this does not solve the problem seek technical assistance. I would like to warn that the CVA620 is an extremely difficult machine to disassemble. It is actually a rebuilt Saeco coffee machine. Most spare parts from a Saeco Vienna can be used. You can find these on-line at reasonable prices from BND Kaffeestudio in Germany (www.juraprofi.de). Miele's spare parts prices are approx. 3-4 times higher than the identical Saeco parts.
4) I fixed my CVA620 by replacing a) the flow sensor, b) the pump and c) the heater - however I suspect that the actual problem in my case was that the pump did not work properly - so now I have a more or less completely rebuilt machine.
Good luck
Jens/Denmark
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