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Keep getting "decalcify" message

We keep getting a decalcify message showing up even after we descale the machine. Is this different to descaling? Because there are no instructions on how to decalcify in the manual.

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Go to MENU and scroll down and find SIGNAL DESCALING. Select ENTER the machine will ask RESET , YES or NO. Select YES and ENTER.

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