My Nespresso is not hot enough can temperature be changed

Do descaleing

1: Depending on how long you've had your machine, it may need descaling. The machines are preset for hard water - if you're in an area with soft water, try pressing and holding the Lungo button while you turn the machine on. Hold until the lights stop flashing.
2: The Pixie can be reset to factory settings by holding both buttons down before and when you turn the machine on, again until the lights stop flashing - this will reset to factory settings.
3: The temperature is preset to be the optimum temperature for the extraction process. If, after following the above steps, the temp is still too low, call the Nespresso Club and they will advise you.
Hope this is of help to you!

Use fresh milk - skim or 1% actually works better than whole milk.

If that doesn't work, then your temperature is not getting high enough.

Use the bar-style spinner and run it twice.

Check the hole where you put the capsule, are there any faults or obstructions visible? If not be very suspicious of your capsules, there are lots of brands of Nespresso coffeemakers and the capsules have slight variations between the different brands. The variations are almost invisible but enough to prevent the wrong capsules being used.

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

Have same problem with my Citiz

I second this problem. Just not quite hot enough.

Before placing first coffee capsule in the machine, run the large espresso cup button into a cup (clear water will come out). This primes the machine and makes for hotter coffee.