Nespresso D60 won't pump water through the system

That will be because all the seals in the brew head need replacing. These machines are designed to fail and need maintenance. Boiling hot water, neoprene O-Rings and pressure are doomed to failure. Water is being forced past the seals into the waste container, instead of into your cup.. That particular model is featured here often!

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

merely out of curiosity is the light or lights bad? If there's a separate red light you'd need to take it out and use an inexpensive voltmeter to see if it's getting a signal.

Either that or look at it closely next to a light. If you see a bad filament then the bulb needs replacing.

Call company ASAP..
and they may give you a new one..
after my research.. many have a lot of troubles,
some are different than yours.
or call 1-800 555 1212.. for company information
to call company..
Bummer not having Coffee when you want it.

After speaking with Nespresso, I suspect that the previous answers are coincidences rather than solutions. The issue, according to Nespresso (and which I've now confirmed through testing) is that the Citiz tends to overheat when you run this much water through it. You will notice that the blinking lights go from a fast blink to a slower blink when this happens. At this point, you need to simply wait for the machine to cool down - eventually, the lights will switch back to a fast blink, and you can now take it out of descaling mode or run another batch of water through it. Nespresso says this takes about 5 minutes - in my experience, it's closer to 10 (I haven't timed it, but it's slow to cool). So patience is the rule of the day!

There is not a fuse for protection from this insitent. However the damage on your machine is deoent from how long you left it on with 220v. It can be damage full but it can also not hapent anything. Have you check it again with 120V, since there is a chance that it can still work normal but in any case if not working you may need only a small repair by an eperience percon.

the capsule must plop in at an angle, it it's straight it will crush and not work properly

The instructions for your Nespresso LeCube 250 can be downloaded here:

http://www.nespresso.com/fileadmin/ca-en/_img/manuals/NES_08_00_EN_Nespresso.pdf

The flashing light may indicate a problem with the heating system and proper water temperature is not being reached. Have you descaled your machine?

You may wish to seek guidance from Nespresso: 1-800-562-1465

Lift up "the arm" and press the lungo button to at water, when you see water running through, press down "the arm", the water is now in the system again.

Even if you fill the tank with water, the machine will display this message when it is empty inside (the pipes, heating element, etc.) You need to prime it: run some water through it by running the steamer/hot water wand.  That should take care of it.