Jura Capresso Impressa E8 Espresso/Coffee Maker - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

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Open the tap with frother spout off. This happened to mine and I took the frother tip off and opened tap with tip off. Water filled and I closed tap...Machine returned "Ready". I heated water in microwave for three minutes- placed frother tip in hot water and all kinds of gunk came out. Lesson learned- Do a thorough cleaning of frother by immersing it in very hot water at least once monthly- even if you don't use it

Difficult to say without the machine in front of me. Normally you get this response if no beans fall into the grinder. Are your beans oily, sticking together and not falling in? Normally freshly roasted beans esp dark roasts are a bit oily. If so then you can change roasts, brands or mix with another type. You might try to adjust your grind per the manual. (turn knob inside the bin while the grinder is grinding) see #8 page 12. If the beans are falling in and grinding and you still get this msg I would say you have a grinder problem. http://capresso.125west.com/e8_manual.pdf

The hooks in the lid are tricky to remove without breaking. It is best to remove the top cover. To do so you need special key to open the machine. Order the special key from the link below. Watch the video posted on You tube channel "Parts Guru USA". Descale the machine every three months using manual descaling. Jura instructions are misleading and create unnecessary error messages. Services Unlimited Inc Parts Guru Since 1988 Services Unlimited Inc Parts Guru Since 1988 Btw, I’m available to help over the phone in case u need at https://www.6ya.com/expert/edward_bbd2c7ff4ee1828a

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It is possible that the timer unit in the maker is defective and need to be replaced. I would suggest you move the coffee maker to a different outlet and see if you have the same problem. If there is a short in the mechanism or a bad connection in the timer it could be experiencing a thermal shutdown.

Check the membrain regulator for leaks. Those end up leaking over time as they get older. They look like this: http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/MTYwMFgxNTk5/z/XMAAAOSwl8NVdZz4/$_35.JPG and are located on the outlet side of the water pump. They can be bought for about $50-60 and just screw on to the outlet side of the pump.

Operating Manuals - Jura Capresso Coffee Machines

capresso.125west.com/html/operating_manuals.html Operating Manual Impressa F9 and F9 Limited Edition. Operating Manual Impressa F7. Operating Manual Impressa E8. Capresso C1300 Superautomatic ...

I would say that something has a hole in it, but if it doesn't it might have bad quality, and if it isn't that because the place where you bought it from sells good machines, then it still might have something that went wrong or something was misplaced. I'm not sure either, but that's what i think is the most likely reason. You could always try ask the place manager and ask him if there is anything wrong with your machine. Hope it ind of helped!

Hi Glen MANUALS & Instruction Books are On Line The drivers & Books & manuals are more than likely on the manufacturers site. They usually can be downloaded for currently available devices. Search their support area for your specific model of device. Try Google Search for a Manual or PDF File for the specific brand & model number. Also check these Sites: www.retrevo.com .... Manuals www.office.manualsonline.com

Sounds like you might have more than one problem. From page 12 of the manual... NOTE THE LAST LINE. "8. ADJUSTING THE GRINDER ...... • Open the lid of the bean container. • While the grinder is running turn the grind selector switch to the desired position (Fig. 6). -The smaller the dots, the finer the grind. -The bigger the dots, the coarser the grind. Important: The grinding grade can only be adjusted while the grinder is actually grinding."

So did you empty the grounds? Pull the plug and plug it back in. There is an encoder disk that spins around to control the mechanical movements inside the unit. Some mechanical piece is not where it is supposed to be and the circuit board it waiting for a sensor to clear. Cycling the power will normally make all the mechanics reset to the start position and clears errors/jams etc.

Here is a list with the error codes, hope it helps. Jura Error Codes Capresso Parts

This one is easy. Remove the tray then unplug the machine. Wait a full five minutes then put then put the tray back In WITHOUT the box. Plug it back in. It will recycle and the flap will behave again. FYI make sure that each time you remove the grounds you find the screen behind and above the flap and clean it with a wet paper towel. It's the size of a nickle and gets clogged if you don't do this.

Hi Jill our coffee machine is built in and not your brand but our problem related to a sensor at the back of our tray which had broken off we found it and glued it back on which worked for a little while in the end we replaced the tray and have had no further problems. Hope this help. Cheers Wayne

2 things descale the unit as per user book or make the grind coarser. this is done in or near the coffee beans container. turn the knob in the direction of the larger dot or bean symbols

Did anyone find an answer to this - sadly we have the same issue.

Malfunction 8 means that the brew unit can not get in the right position in the right time. This is usually because the brew unit is full of old coffee grounds. Try to shut down the machine for one day. The next day, take out the tray and clear out all coffeegrounds inside the brewunit. Use your fingers and maybe a small towel. You can do this right away, but it is easier when everything`s dried up. When all this is cleaned up, start manually a Cleaning program. This should solve your problem.

If it doesen`t, i could be that the o-rings inside the brew unit is defective and needs to be changed.