The F2 Code is the temp sender on the Coffee / Hot water heater - the code says the sending unit is open - hence it shuts the heater down since it cant control the temperature - The NTC should be tested and most likely replaced
SOURCE: Says in the display Fault 10 and Fault 17. CVA
I just switched machine off for a few hours and when started, it was OK
SOURCE: display message - brewunit block - can not undo to
YOu must turn the machine off...hold both the small coffee and hot water button...tunr the machine on to light...let go of the buttons..then hold in the large coffee button for a few secinds andletgo ..if that doesn't work hold in the medium coffee button for a few seconds and letgo..that shouldreset the brew unit.
good luck
SOURCE: Miele CVA 4075 brew unit locked
Turn your machine off. Close the door. Depress <clear>, holding it down, press <on/off> then let go of both. Then press <clear> 3 times. On 3rd time, hold it until Service menu appears. Select <brew unit> then press left arrow to turn from <off> to <on>. Then press right arrow by <select> This will turn your brew unit drive to the correct position and you should be able to get your brew unit in/out and your waste container back in. Make sure to turn your machine off/on again to get out of Service Menu. I have a picture of how the wire needs to be inserted to get that back on. It's definitely not intuitive, but send another note with your email address and I can send the pics.
SOURCE: miele coffee system CVA 2660 is showing fault #10
F10 is a water intake fault. The are several possibilities: the pump may be defective, a piece of lime scale may have blocked a pipe, the water tank might be faulty. Most likely is the pump.
SOURCE: Miele coffee system cva 615.
More then likely there is nothing wrong with the water seal but simply the tank was not placed properly over the seal and water was bypassed to the reservoir. If a significant amount of water sits in the reservoir the "Water System Fault" trouble will appear and stop operation. The easiest way to remove the water from the reservoir is with an inexpensive ($5) siphon tool available at any auto parts store. Once the water has been removed and you can operate the machine and it goes through the "Warming" sequence you will receive a "Air in water System" alert. Follow the simple directions in the manual to correct this trouble and your system is back to normal. I have heard people have been charged by technicians up to $600 to fix this trouble and told the seal had to be replaced. Just take care when placing a full water tank back into place and enjoy : )
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