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Posted on Dec 20, 2014

THE FORTHED MILK NOT HOT

The machine came out of service but still the forthed milk come out at 40c deg. so the total capuchino is around the 40 deg. ck the steam is 100 deg. and coffey is 70-80 the machine is pronto

  • algavish Dec 21, 2014

    thank you but this would not fix the problem

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Try steaming less actual milk and allowing the froth and expansion to make up the volume you need for the size of the cup. This allows you to steam the milk longer achieving a hotter froth.

  • algavish Dec 21, 2014

    thank toy but this will not fix the problem

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  • Posted on Jul 05, 2008

SOURCE: steamed milk

I just had this same problem and solved it.  It was due to a very small amount of milk residue on the inside of the black frothing unit (the one with the dial which lets you choose foam or no foam).  Grip the dial firmly and pull it out while twisting. It may take a few seconds to twist and pull it out.  I had a very small spec of milk residue in one of the crevices on this piece.  Quick clean with a toothpick and plenty of hot water, reassembled, and it works perfectly.  Hope this helps someone.

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  • Posted on Jul 11, 2008

SOURCE: Steam not frothing milk

Hi,

Have you decalcify the machine, the boiler does not heat up if there is calcium in it.

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Anonymous

  • Posted on Aug 20, 2008

SOURCE: Hi, we have a Krups

suggestions include very cold milk.  having the nozzle just barely in for frothing.  
On my model there's an air passage in the nozzle that foams quite nicely.  If you have that too, it might be clogged with milk.  You have to keep these clean with every use.

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  • Posted on Oct 19, 2009

SOURCE: primea ring - milk not hot

I had the same problem and my retailer worked it out for me when you select say cappuccino and go to the coffee quantity then the milk hold down the button that looks like a jug for over 2 seconds then the milk temperature comes up and you can adjust to low med or high now i am finally enjoying a hot drink

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  • Posted on Feb 14, 2010

SOURCE: the steam wand is bubbling the milk, not frothing

THere is a little black tube inside - make sure its pushed out enough - about 1/16 an inch from the bottom. And you may have to clean it out. Happens to us too and after I do the above it works

Testimonial: "Thank you very much for the advice. I adjusted the black tube and the frothing is back!"

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