Re: How do i clear the air bubble in the nespresso...
OK fill the tank and only use water press the small cap botton and after 5 seconds stop the machein and do the same again untill the pump gets the water into the system
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First thing is check the clear fill sensor hose and make sure it has no pin hole in it. U can put finger over 1 side and blow thru other while submerging it under water and look for bubbles. If u see bubbles just wrap it in black tape. It just needs to hold air. If u dont see bubbles then replace fill sensor
Basically there are air pockets in the system that need to be cleared. Make sure the light has stopped blinking before you do this. If the light is blinking it means the machine is too hot. Turn off and unplug the unit. Fill the tank with hot water and run in coffee mode (lever towards you). You have to be patient it may take a while. Let it run till tank is empty. Now start the descaling process. You need to use the Nespresso descaling kit for this. This should solve your problem.
Feed some water with some pressure from the water reservoir hole. You have an air bubble. I followed all the solution ideas but no one worked for me until I designed my own idea. I attached a hose to the hole, opened the faucet and then put the nesspreso pump on and instantly the water come out. Solved problem
It could be a problem with an air bubble or with scale deposits.
It is recommended that you first run a descaling cycle using the proper descaling product. Do not use vinegar as it can damage your machine. Information on descaling can be found here:
Try a differnt milk. Make sure you are using the spring attachment. My best froth comes from skim milk and a teaspoon of fat free liquid vanilla creamer.
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.
It's not supposed to make holes in the capsule until the water comes through. So, basically, when you put the capsule in, it pierces the capsule in three spots, on the top. The aluminum part will not pierce until you press the button and water comes through. If water is not coming through, then you can clear the air bubble by opening the lever on top of the machine, pressing the coffee button, and then closing the lever once the water begins to come through.
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