Questions & Answers for: Jura Capresso water sensor

...sensor under the water carriage which may be blocked(with limescale) or broken...OR the little mesh sensor in the main body of the machine (which is located under the water filter). I am trying this ...

...water leaves a residue on the disk that can short out the sensor. After locating the sensor and memorizing its position reach in with a paper towel and wipe off the residue. It works best to use a ...

...sensor switches that get stuck. The water lines will need decalcifying eventually, even if you use the the Clearyl water filter cartridges. If you're not up to taking machines apart, sell me your ...

water tank is. on the left bottom you see the Thermoblock and on top a small round ThermoSensor (called omegasensor). Replaced this sensor and it all worked fine again, In case it still does

...sensor may have gone "bad". The sensors are sensitive and prone to failure. But before you give up, see #2 & 3 below. 2.) A few things to check: - Make sure you are using the recommended white ...

...water in the microwave. Then suddenly the flow sensor was clean enough and started to register waterflow again. The unit entered into Spooling (and heating) mode and was 'Ready'. Clean the unit and ...

...There is a floating magnet on the inside wall of the water tank. See if it is stuck and can be freed. If that is not stuck you may have a bad sensor inside the unit, adjacent to the floating

...water scale coating on the sensor. The sensor is preventing the heating element from powering up because it thinks there is no water. Try filling the machine with vinegar for several hours (no more ...

sensor went out. 1. Remove the drip tray 2. Remove the water tank 3. Remove the coffee cover and bean hopper cover (aroma cover) 4. Remove the cover for the pre-ground coffee shut 5. Now you will need

FILL SYSTEM WATER PORTION. water tank is full yet it is asking to fill system water portion sensor is broken or damaged. look for it, or ask a professional repair office.