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No thermoblock heating. Here is broken two thermo fuses on the thermoblock.

Krups manuals here https://www.krupsusa.com/instructions-for-use/Products/Beverages/Espresso/csc/Espresso Are you in the USA or Europe?

That model had a likelihood of the electrovalve growing a green crystal inside the fitting where the teflon tube comes from the boiler. The electrovalve is a solenoid operated tap on the steam wand side accessed by removing the lid and the side cover. I used to take the electrovalve off completely to do the job. To get the teflon tube out you depress the silver collar around the tube towards the fitting and pull on the tube. It won't come out unless you depress the collar. You then unscrew that same fitting and clear the green crystal out with a probe or screwdriver and rinse or blow the fitting out. The fitting was sealed from new into the electrovalve with some sort of sealant product, I used to clean out the threads and use some thread tape, I never had a leak and did heaps of them over the years.

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Try this, remove the tank, the drip tray, the bin on the side and the sliding thing above the bin. Hold down the on and steam buttons while plugging the machine into a live socket, it's either that or the same again but holding down the on button and the program button while plugging it in. You will get a screen that says something like " Remis a something vende" which is French for put it into sale state, you choose "Oui" for yes Hope this helps

I found this on the internet:

Try this, remove the tank, the drip tray, the bin on the side and the sliding thing above the bin. Hold down the on and steam buttons while plugging the machine into a live socket, it's either that or the same again but holding down the on button and the program button while plugging it in. You will get a screen that says something like " Remis a something vende" which is French for put it into sale state, you choose "Oui" for yes

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manual https://www.manualslib.com/manual/564049/Krups-Espresso-Automatic-Serie-Ea9000.html?page=51#manual maintenance manual https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1268850/Krups-Espresso-Automatic-Series-Ea9000.html#manual https://www.ereplacementparts.com/krups-parts-c-144838.html

could be clogged pump or bad pump, I have also seen where you need to let the water reach a certain temp. before it will begin to brew

Hello Linda Foster, If there is NOT an OWNERS MANUAL immediately available.. there are a huge selection of KRUPPS machines... Chose from the attached list... Find the trouble section... Read & heed Results for krupps coffee maker var myCallback function document ready... Hope this helps... (or REPOST with model number for BETTER QUALITY answers). Carnac the Magnificent

You need to ask a better question that includes the model number and exactly what program or part of the program you have issues with.

what is your modle sir

I have just had the same problem with my Krups XP7240 and I discovered (quite by accident!) that it was the magnetic float inside the water tank which was causing it. I think the float must have let some water in and always stayed on the bottom even when the tank was full. As the float was in an enclosed plastic column it was a bit hard to access, but through sheer desperation I snapped a plastic fork in half and wedged the handle section under the float to keep it off the bottom and this works nicely. It is not professional by any means but I was quite pleased with my innovation :)

The only down side to this 'method' is that the opposite is now true and when the tank is empty it doesn't register so you would really have to keep an eye on the water level to avoid killing the element completely.

I would imagine that the only professional way to get this sorted out is to replace the tank (or float if it is accessible?). Good luck!!

It's pretty simple when you know how.
Yeh, it's a very cheap Grinder to replace (£30) but when you can buy a pair of burr plates at £8 which includes p&p, it's worth the 40 minute fix, even if for curiosity and satisfaction!

You can only get that wheel as part of the grinder, it is not possible to remove the burr to replace the plastic part. It's factory fit during manufacture. There are 2 reasons I'm aware of to cause that, rarely it can be a stone in the beans but more likely you have an internal leak causing the grounds to bind up together from the steamy environment within the housings. Also if the relief valve in the distributor is sticking it can cause the chamber to stay very wet.

You need to specify model, they are not all the same.

Error 12 There was no pulse from the ejection switch so possibly a switch problem or worse still some grief on the control PCB. This will also be associated with the cleaning the drawer problem. From memory the switch/es are located above the used grounds bin.

my dear sir it looks that you had some internal leaking .due to this the water went on to the electric parts . now you need to fest dry it properly then plug it in again and make sure it doesn't leak again if not check there is two thermal fuse on the ac supply sow make sure you unplug first see that you do the same as type if this get blown again then you have to change the pcb