How do i stop the lavazza machine from leaking wsyer in tray when brewing

If your Saeco Vienna Deluxe espresso machine is experiencing leaks from above the door panel during coffee brewing, even after cleaning and descaling, there could be a few potential causes for this issue. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot and address the problem:

1. Check Brew Group Seals: The brew group is a critical part of the espresso machine. If the seals or gaskets on the brew group are worn or damaged, they could allow water to leak out during brewing. Inspect the brew group and its components for any visible signs of wear or damage. If necessary, replace the seals or gaskets.
2. Check Door Seal: The door seal or gasket that creates a seal between the door and the machine's interior could be compromised. Inspect the door seal for any visible defects, cracks, or damage. If the seal is not making proper contact, it could lead to leaks. Replace the door seal if needed.
3. Overflowing Drip Tray: Ensure that the drip tray and the drip tray float are functioning properly. If the drip tray is full or the float is stuck, it could lead to water overflowing from above the door panel. Empty the drip tray and ensure that the float moves freely.
4. Brew Unit Alignment: Make sure the brew unit is properly aligned and inserted into the machine. If it's not properly seated, it can cause water to leak during brewing. Remove the brew unit and reinsert it, ensuring that it clicks into place securely.
5. Clogged Drainage Channels: Check for any clogs or blockages in the drainage channels or tubes inside the machine. If water is not properly draining, it can result in leaks. Clean out any debris or buildup that you find.
6. Water Tank Seating: Ensure that the water tank is properly seated and securely in place. If it's not properly positioned, it can lead to water leaks.
7. Internal Hoses and Connections: Inspect the internal hoses and connections for any signs of leaks or loose connections. Tighten any fittings if necessary.
8. Professional Service: If the issue persists after checking and addressing the above potential causes, it may be best to seek the assistance of a professional technician or service center that specializes in Saeco espresso machines. They can diagnose and repair more complex issues that might be causing the leaks.

1. Make sure the water tank is filled and properly seated in the machine.
2. Check the water flow from the steam pipe. If the water flow is strong and consistent, it is possible that the coffee brewing mechanism is clogged or malfunctioning.
3. Check the coffee pod for any damage or debris that may be preventing it from brewing properly.
4. Make sure the machine is properly calibrated and that the coffee brewing settings are correct.

If none of these suggestions fix the issue, it is possible that there is a deeper problem with the machine that may require the help of a professional repair service or the manufacturer to diagnose and repair.

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After 1700 shots it is recommended that both upper and lower punchers as well as all seals in the brew unit be replaced. These punchers are only plastic so they do get worn down after much use. You may also be experiencing more water in your drawer as water is leaking from around the capsule seal. This is also an indication that the seals and punchers should be replaced. Given where you go to have this fixed, the parts may cost less than $15.00.

Using a proper coffee machine descaler, create the mix in the water container
Go into the service menu by pressing the 'Stop' button when you turn it on. Scroll throuigh the menu until you reach 4. Descale. Press enter, then scroll to 4.3 Do it now. Press enter and toggle to yes, press enter

It will then run through the descaling cycle which may take some time. After its complete, thouroghly clean the tank and pump lots of water through the system before you brew any coffee, Replace the filter also

There is a lot of things that can cause that. The first place I would look is the injector behind the brew unit. Remove the brew unit. The injector is the finger with the 2 orange O-rings on it. If it is loose it will not go through the brew unit, just into the tray.
If the boiler is leaking it will go into the tray and under the machine. Any other leak would be coffee going into the tray.

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You have a stripped thumb screw. It needs to be replaced. It holds the filter screen in.

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