Jura A 1 | Refurbishing, Deep Cleaning and Repair

Hello everyone, in this video I am trying to get a Jura A1 working again. This device has been used very intensively in recent years, but has never been decalcified or cleaned on the inside. Using the machine with a water filter without descaling in between will inevitably lead to clogging of the lines. The result is an error message that can be seen in this video. To prevent this, I recommend that all users of the fully automatic coffee machines descale at regular intervals, depending on the water quality.
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00:00 Preamble: observation. Remedies attempted.
01:35 Work begins: removal of powder chute, On/Off panel surround, and grinder-side panel
03:08 Removal: ventilation panel
03:22 Removal: Bean/ground port plate
03:25 Removal: sensor/status component
03:38 Removal: cosmetic face plate
03:48 Removal: brew group at least three screws; draw GENTLY: water tube attached!
04:16 Brew Group port & related parts inspection
04:46 Spout column removal, inspection, disassembly Parts "exploded view" and cleaning (prep)
09:44 Grinder burr removal and compartment clean
11:08 Pump removal, parts replace/cleanse
12:29 Burr(s) replacement [due to inexplicable rust]
13:34 Grinder port reassembly
14:48 Parts group, and cleaning
15:57 Brew group re-assembly
19:58 Brew group returned (and related parts also)
20:27 Spout group reassembly and return
21:38 Cosmetic panel, Sensor block returned
22:10 Bean/ground chute panel (and related) returned
22:46 Side panels returned and secured
23:15 Cosmetic medallion returned, Front section secured
23:25 Water reservoir reassemble
23:54 Drip trays, port cover replaced
#Jura #Repair #Restoration

[@M3a9m]

I love to fix things and also love coffee. Watching your restoration/ repair videos not only impart a good insight on how to disassemble, fix, & assemble back things but it is also kind of therapeutic to me. Wish I could procure those good things you use to salvage old parts here where I live. Love your videos. Beautiful! thanks

[@lamarchedutemps7427]

Great tuto, someone gave a 5 year old A1, cleaning it right now, thanks !

[@tomaszsala3903]

Fachowo i pełna profeska . Dziękuję, pomocny film . Dzięki filmowi , sam naprawiłem zaparzacz

[@philipgiunta5533]

Excellent instructions, Thanks!

[@TroyMountain]

Bravo! What fine craftsmanship.

[@jamescaplinger3424]

Thank you so much for this. I would have had to pay a fortune to clean/refurb my brew group if it weren't for this video. Took me quite a while to do it, but it went back together and the coffee is perfect. Now I have the skills to keep this going for years. This should be a template for how repair videos are done. It has the perfect amount of detail and it is super relaxing to watch it all happen. When I put it back together I intentionally broke the two tabs on the side panel and didn't replace the security screw. Now it takes about 10 seconds to get the side panel off and everything looks fine assembled. This unit needs a rough cleaning every 3-6 months in my opinion, and the brew group at least once a year could use something like this.

[@yt.myworks]

Hello, breaking the tabs to make it easier to remove the cover is a great idea. Those are some of the obstacles intentionally built by Jura to prevent access to the inside of the machine. Good job!

[@jamescaplinger3424]

Thanks, 100% could not have done it without your video. Super appreciate your contribution to coffee, which significantly improves every day of my life. Cheers.

[@cedrictriantopoulos1623]

Très bon travail, merci d'avoir posté cette vidéo très utile pour la maintenance de sa Jura.

[@trioptium]

That was so beautiful to watch! Thank you 🙏🏻

[@dhjones555]

Thanks so Your video helped me avoid a service charge for an easy repair!

[@kevinwagner2422]

After seeing this, I went out & just bought a new one.

[@Platoface]

Excellent. I have a 3 year old S8. I’m in the planning stage of what you did. Your video is unbelievable. I sure do appreciate you.

[@robindeweerd4370]

Do you have a service manual for the S8?

[@Hobbychatter]

Great work! Thanks for sharing

[@terneuv]

Bravo , encore une fois 👍. Un travail soigné , et elle en avait bien besoin , de passer dans tes mains expertes 👌. Jura est la machine automatique , la plus compliqué , même en respectant l'entretien , on y coupera pas , un démontage total , nettoyage complet sera nécessaire . En France , Jura propose sur son site des forfaits . Mais je préfère le faire moi même 😉 . J'ai une Jura ENA 9 Micro One Touch , toujours fonctionnelle . Tes vidéos m'ont bien aidé , merci 👌. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@TroyMountain]

Enjoyed it so much I made myself a Timestamp log for work I'm doing for a friend. 0:00 Preamble: observation. Remedies attempted. 1:35 Work begins: removal of powder chute, On/Off panel surround, and grinder-side panel 3:08 Removal: ventilation panel 3:22 Removal: Bean/ground port plate 3:25 Removal: sensor/status component 3:38 Removal: cosmetic face plate 3:48 Removal: brew group at least three screws; draw GENTLY: water tube attached! 4:16 Brew Group port & related parts inspection 4:46 Spout column removal, inspection, disassembly Parts "exploded view" and cleaning (prep) 9:44 Grinder burr removal and compartment clean 11:08 Pump removal, parts replace/cleanse 12:29 Burr(s) replacement [due to inexplicable rust] 13:34 Grinder port reassembly 14:48 Parts group, and cleaning 15:57 Brew group re-assembly 19:58 Brew group returned (and related parts also) 20:27 Spout group reassembly and return 21:38 Cosmetic panel, Sensor block returned 22:10 Bean/ground chute panel (and related) returned 22:46 Side panels returned and secured 23:15 Cosmetic medallion returned, Front section secured 23:25 Water reservoir reassemble 23:54 Drip trays, port cover replaced

[@yt.myworks]

Wow, I'm blown away, you put so much effort into it :-D Nice work! If you don't mind, I'll put your timestamp in the video description below.

[@TroyMountain]

@@yt.myworks Absolutely! (BTW, your lead is saving my friend $$$ as I work LOL) and . . . shortly . . . I'll be enjoying your "Reassembling a Jura Brewing Group - Step by Step"

[@lifeisfuneh]

I wish you would post more, joy to watch your repair projects :) Thanks!

[@yt.myworks]

Hello, yes, that's what I wish too :-) I want to make more videos in the future.

[@judsonsnell]

I admit it, I've been very bad. Haven't replaced the filter, haven't descaled in years. That's what brings me here today. I'm pretty decent at electrical engineering type stuff, so I think I can pull it out of the grave. It's doing that "phantom coffee" thing where it cycles and sounds like it's all hunky dory. But no coffee comes out. (Rolls up sleeves) Thanks for posting this, it's going to be a big help.

[@RafaelMoranLopez]

Great video, thank you very much

[@lewda1000]

Brilliant video 👍🏻

[@pixelbase7737]

Excellent video. I really like my Jura A1 (black) and try to clean it as well as I possibly can. I haven't taken it apart (yet) though and this video will one day be really handy. Thanks again.

[@maciejbijoch2854]

Dziękujemy.

[@yt.myworks]

Również serdecznie dziękuję 🤗

[@pcjimenez82]

Nice job!! best regards from Mexico!

[@jrus1]

wow. great video.. so satisfying to watch.. i dunno why..

[@heima1299]

Like a new machine. Perfect.

[@kageguwa]

Wauuuu...suppper work !Respect !

[@tg2451]

Thanks!

[@czarliw1644]

Wow!👍👍👍

[@podesvatomas]

Rusted grinding stones ( blades) I already saw many times . Mainly on Krups or Delonghi aswell. I think there are three posibilities . 1) wrong coffee beans which contains a lot of water and oil 2) cleaning of container during maitenance with water 3) big humidity during stocking for example garage or somethink like that

[@yt.myworks]

@Tomáš Podešva I also think that the first and third options are very likely.

[@eduardoa.delimamorales9695]

I think your grinding burrs got rusted because you use oily coffee beans.try a medium roast of a bit darker if you like but with no oils. The get rancid and stick to metal and rust it. Maybe an other reason could be a faulty design on the machine that lets water vapor after the coffee is extracted to accumulate on the grinder cones. I have a Saeco and you see condensation form on the coffee shoot after making a coffee . You did an amazing job cleaning and restoring this machine!! Congratulations to you!! Great video

[@kaloriarz]

Thank you for sharing this tutorial! Rust on grinder = there was water! Maybe someone put water to coffee beans by mistake?

[@firasdhahir2640]

I just cant stop watching your amazing works, and attention to details, thank you so much. can you please advise on getting used machine with open brewing unite system. you once advised to get Philips Saeco is this still the case please? thank you

[@yt.myworks]

@Firas Dhahir a saeco philips is a very good machine, i am currently working on a five year old philips 3000 series and am amazed at how good and simple it is. A new video is coming soon.

[@joseblazquez2178]

Excelent!!!

[@RevRodge]

Thank you for posting! I’ve been trying to figure out how to get the case off and it is tricky. I can’t find what I need to press with the flat metal bar to release the side panels :(

[@yt.myworks]

Hi, at the top of the side panel is a barb on the inside. You need to push up slightly and pull back at the same time.

[@Gunther67]

Super, merci beaucoup ! Bientôt une vidéo sur la Jura E4 ? 🙏

[@liadaymi]

Thank you for this amazing video! The steps are so clear that I want to give this a shot myself!

[@OKComputer75]

There is another video using a rectangle metal block and tap the side panel with a mallet to remove it. After opening the panel, use flat head screw driver to break the 2 tabs at 2 corners (top and bottom corners on each panel closer to front, total 4 tabs) that hold the panels in place. After that it would be much easier to slide the panel open without much effort.

[@seanmcaulifferacing]

Do you provide a cleaning/refurbishing service?

[@alpine161]

Jedes mal aufs neue muss ich staunen, mit welcher Pedanterie (im besten Sinne des Wortes) und Hingabe auf diesem Kanal gearbeitet wird. Wirklich beeindruckend. Es kann sich hier aber wohl nur um Liebhabertum handeln, oder? Den Zeitlichen Aufwand bekommt man doch unmöglich abgegolten. Die Kegel können eigentlich nur durch Feuchtigkeit rosten, manche Leute verwechseln ganz einfach Bohnen- mit Wasserbehälter. Und schon ist's passiert. Die Knöpfe müsste man doch eigentlich auch neu bedrucken können - Gibt es da nicht schon entsprechende Gadgets?

[@azurboy]

Do you have a link to buy the new cones?

[@dsv]

which screw are you undoing behind rear emblem? :/ I don't have anything there

[@yt.myworks]

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[@gaelkessler7671]

Hi, great video. Thanks for sharing. I m still struggling to remove the left panel. Do you have a picture of the side panel from the inside so I understand where I m wrong. I have a long steel ruler that works well but although the top right part is lifted it seems something else is preventing me from sliding the panel to the back. Thanks again

[@yt.myworks]

I know sometimes it's difficult to remove the side panel. I have to get angry sometimes too. Unfortunately I don't have this model with me. There is a barb at the top that needs to be lifted slightly. At the same time, the side part should be pulled backwards.

[@nrdesign1991]

Armes Ding. Toll dass Du ihr neues Leben einhauchen konntest.

[@jyrikest]

hi, can you show me what coffee pomace looks like after making coffee? Thank you

[@skaterflacon]

Nice job man! Whats kind of polishing head you use? Havent the right one to do a perfect job. Thanks and keep up!

[@skaterflacon]

Havent found*

[@aruwebtw]

Your maintenance process was very detailed, and I watched the entire 26-minute video. I noticed that you did replace the silicone tube in one part of the video. However, during the Brew group re-assembly section, I observed that you did not replace the silicone hose. Could you please explain the reason behind this decision?

[@yt.myworks]

Hello, the hose at the brewing group is exposed to high temperatures, so I recommend using the original hose with special properties. You can clean it or replace it with a new original from Jura.

[@stribog7360]

You made great work ! Also i have a question for you - Is there any technical difference in coffee preparation process between ENA micro 9 and A1 ?

[@yt.myworks]

In essence, they are very similar fully automatic coffee machines, but the Jura A1 still has a "Pulse Extraction Process" (P.E.P.®) that makes the coffee even tastier

[@dominickf3595]

I didn't see it in video .. how to replace o-ring on water inlet side ( the orange one on machine under tank) - thank in advance

[@chriswhite4092]

Its an excellent video about cleaning.....but I don't think you figured out why the machine has this fault....so the problem isn't solved, and will keep happening in the future. I have been testing mine over a few months and my hypothesis is that the grinder is accepting too many beans and making the pucks too big. The pump cannot push water through these large pucks and a breaker is engaged. Before doing all this disassembly, try starting from an empty hopper and adding only one level jura scoop of beans (limiting the amount it would normally accept). Many people are describing this fault as 'clogged', but it is not clogged at all....it is just underpowered by design?

[@roiberko]

Great work, once again! Can you recommend a place to buy O rings/seals and food grade grease?

[@yt.myworks]

@Roi Berkovich I buy it on ebay or amazon, but be careful the o-rings for Jura A1 are smaller than for other models. Look for a food grade grease for example suitable for the kitchen machines.

[@ArnaudMEURET]

Where did you learn about the “2 steps back” when reassembling the grinder? Is there a service manual available?

[@yt.myworks]

The assembly is visible in the video, or did you mean something else?

[@hubnergreg]

Do you provide service I need someone to fix my jura impressa A9

[@P3pou]

I have a ENA micro 1. Do you know if the cones are the same? Were can I purchase some new cones? When replacing, do you “reset” the consistency of grind (on top of the machine)? Thx, amazing job!

[@yt.myworks]

The new cones are different but also very good. You must purchase cones for the Aroma+ grinder, other models will not fit. You can keep the old settings.

[@tg2451]

Hello again. At about 20:20, do you replace the o-rings on the spout assembly? Thanks!

[@yt.myworks]

No, the o-rings usually do not break. Just cleaning the seals is enough.

[@MikeJeed]

if i use a filter and descale regularly, do you think an A1 and/or ENA4 will last 7-10 years? Assuming i only make 2 esspressos per day?

[@yt.myworks]

That can't be said in general terms, but seven years is possible.

[@tango10001000]

I have two of those ENA Micro. One works ok, the other I just bought it use and broken to see how it works. I need to replace my grinder burr. I rather braking the bad one instead of the one I can have coffee every morning. On the broken one there is what I think is a code. When I star the machine and going thru the normal noises it will go straight to the six lights on top and flash five times, then the machine goes off. Any help please about what those 5 flashing is. I would love to be able to repair this machine, it hurts just to see it there or have to trash it. Thank you

[@yt.myworks]

Hello, it could be that one of the electronics is broken, such as the temperature sensor, power board, transformer, etc. Unfortunately, I don't know much about electronics and can therefore not help any further :-/

[@kyranford]

Thanks for posting this! After I cleaned and reassembled everything, the lights on the panel are just perpetually flashing… any idea why?

[@yt.myworks]

Hello, you have to make sure that the brew group is assembled correctly and can be moved easily. Before installation, the brew group must be placed in the home position. Check everything again!

[@kyranford]

@@yt.myworksthanks for the prompt response! I figured out the problem was simply the small plastic piece that clicks the button once the lid is back on the bean hopper! I do have one difference since reassembly… the grind is more coarse, nowhere near as fine as it was. The grinder is in the same position, and I’ve even tried rotating the gear all the way clockwise. I tried adjusting the gear a bit too and can’t seem to get a fine grind anymore. Any idea? Couldn’t find any info in the manual. Thanks again - you’re a godsend on this!

[@yt.myworks]

When tightening the long screw, it is important that the plastic piece is placed correctly. These parts have tongue and groove that have to fit together.

[@carienviswat4483]

Greta video, thank you so much! I'm having a hard time getting a new grinder burrs set. Do the grinder burrs from the other series of Jura also work on the A1 model? Do you know?

[@carienviswat4483]

It looks the same, but not sure if it is.

[@yt.myworks]

Unfortunately, the grinder burrs from other Jura models do not fit. These are built differently. You need some like this one: www.ebay.de/itm/303955600309?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=707-127634-2357-0&ssspo=-x8_VBZAQXm&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=fqjNmJj7Q9S&var=&widget_ver=Wartemis&APP.media

[@conseilsdepro_courtier-immo]

Very impressive ! Could you make a video on how to make a deep cleaning for E8 Jura ? 🙏🏼

[@yt.myworks]

@nihad CASSIM as soon as I get my hands on a Jura E8 I will make a video ;-)

[@robertslach]

Hello, i have the ena 9 micro, can you tell me why the grinder works only 3.5 seconds, the puks are not fully (because of small grinded coffe amount), and the taste is weak? Thank you

[@yt.myworks]

I think that the grindstones are no longer sharp enough and should be replaced. There are special grinding stones for the Jura ena micro 5, such as these here: www.juraprofi.de/Jura-Ersatzteile/Mahlwerk/Reparaturset-fuer-Jura-Mahlwerk-HS-Plus-und-Aroma-G3::19581.html

[@robertslach]

@@yt.myworks Thak you for your answer, i replaced the grindstones, and there is an inprovement in taste, but the puks are still not fully. I noticed that inside the grinder, the 3 springs and balls are missing, is this normall? Thank you

[@roryfarley8583]

When you reassembled the grinder it says you adjusted it counter clockwise two clicks. Was this for a finer grind? Thanks!!

[@yt.myworks]

Hello, I set the grinder back two clicks (coarser) according to the manufacturer's recommendation. The reason for this is the better geometry and sharpness of the new grinding stones.

[@adairjim]

Hello, I removed both side panels from the machine but the right side has a secondary side panel that I can't figure out how to remove. Do you have any tips?

[@yt.myworks]

Release the two latches on the top left and right of the inner cover. Flip down the inner cover and lift out.

[@tg2451]

I have a question I hope you can help with. On the A1 and also the ENA micro there is a plastic actuator on top of the machine (under the cover) that provides a mechanical link between the bean container lid and the microswitch that detects the presence of the lid. I need to get a replacement for this plastic actuator part, but I can't find it anywhere. Have you ever had to replace that part?

[@yt.myworks]

Do you mean this part? www.juraprofi.de/Jura-Ersatzteile/Ventile-und-Schalter/Schalthebel-Bohnenfachdeckel::12283.html

[@tg2451]

@@yt.myworks Yes, that's it!. Thanks so much for the link. Now I just need to find someone who ships to the US. Thanks again!

[@Chappomusic]

@@yt.myworks I have the same problem with a Ena 1 : when I put a big magnet in the hole for grinded coffee it works . Where is the switch /magnet located ? I thought it was inside the plastic cover for coffee but can’t find the switch .

[@smare4993]

This is super useful but there’s a crucial part missing if you’re impatient like me! At 10:00 the grinder is removed and a hoover nozzle stuck straight into it. Then during reassambly at 13:33 we’re suddenly told about a ball bearing in the grinder that we have to be “careful not to lose”. A BIT LATE NOW! Does anyone know the size of ball bearing I need to order? I’ve searched through the hoover bag and everywhere else for it but no luck. (The outside grinder wheel no longer clicks as you turn it, and the machine just whirrs instead of grinding, so I assume the ball is really important. Sigh.) Thanks

[@RuJewi]

This ball is not important for the proper operation of the grinder. It only clicks when the ring, which regulates the gap between the grindstones, is turned. You can take a soldering iron and make a small ball of solder. I also want to point out that this ring does not need to be removed at all. To remove the top grinder, you have to turn this ring counterclockwise until it stops. Then the holder of the upper grinder will disengage. It is not necessary to remove the ring. After replacing the bottom and top grinder, it goes back down again. Look at the factory markings with a marker pen. There are three: (1) on the holder of the upper grinder, (2) between the holder and the ring, and (3) on the ring. Align the marks of the upper grinder holder (1) and mark (2). Then turn the ring clockwise to align all the marks in one row.

[@thecheckmatetrader]

Hi there - I have a question. Does hot water go through any plastic pieces during the coffee making process on the A1 Jura? Figured I would ask someone who has literally disassembled the jura piece by piece and put it back together

[@yt.myworks]

Earlier saeco models were mostly made of metal. Today's models, including those from the Jura brand, consist almost exclusively of plastic parts.

[@tjeerddejong7030]

I wonder where to get the new grind stones… can you help me?

[@yt.myworks]

I bought the grind stones from ebay: www.ebay.de/itm/Aroma-Mahlscheiben-Mahlsteine-Mahlring-Mahlkegel-zu-Jura-72293-Mahlwerk-/144095173611?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49286&mkrid=707-127634-2357-0

[@borismorgan9770]

My Jura A1 shuts off after startup procedure. May be clogged but doesn't react when I remove the water tank. What can be a problem? Thanks!

[@yt.myworks]

I think the brew group needs to be repaired or replaced.

[@dominickf3595]

Also , can you explain to me how you got the piece under the tank off .. i see you put it back with half a turn after you repalced hose but i can't figure out where the latch is ( if any ) ..thanks again

[@yt.myworks]

Hello, you can see this process in my other video at minute 5;58 kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpTbZ2OchbaDeMksi=HVkAx4Fl-w4-Evrd

[@dominickf3595]

@@yt.myworks Thank you so much for replying. I did watch that video again but unfortunately that machine has a different design than the machine on this video ( ENA a1 or Micro 1) The "hat" is molded in frame ( not removeable like the link). In the video above around 12:12 you changd the hose and put back the part underneath the tank but didnt show how you removed it. I cant seem to find a latch / clip that is holding it. I assume hat if I remove that piece the gasket would come out as well form the bottom. In the end I don't need to remove the bottom piece shown in this video ( although i would like to know for future) but I am thinking that is the way to change orange gasket. Any help would be appreciated. I am ready to put the whole machine back and this little gasket and taking apart the spout is holding me back. I see in the video how you take apart the spout but i tried multiple times and it just doesn't turn. I will be soaking in a solution today and see if that frees it. Thanks again

[@dominickf3595]

I got it ..behind it is the latch ..part of the plastic that has hose on it ..have to reach behind pull down slightly and then turn clockwise 1/4 turn and pull down

[@chriswhite4092]

I just wanted to know where the blockage is typically? I didn't see this in video.

[@yt.myworks]

Which blockage do you mean? This machine has had many problems: calcified, dirty, worn seals, etc. These are all typical problems with this model.

[@ottocrg]

Nice job! May I ask where do you purchase parts from? Share a webpage if possible. I have some fixing myself, your video is golden.

[@yt.myworks]

I often buy from these shops: juraprofi.de, komtra.de or on eBay and amazon.

[@randommusings48]

Hi there, what is the handheld rotary tool you are using to polish plastic parts called? I'm having trouble finding similar online.

[@yt.myworks]

Proxxon 29820 Cordless Angle Polisher

[@randommusings48]

@@yt.myworks Thank you! I thought it was a modified angle grinder. lol

[@lamarchedutemps7427]

The motor is running one way only, pushing the main gear up and making a loud noise, is there an issue when I place the press back ?

[@yt.myworks]

Did you disassemble the brew group? If so, then you need to make sure it's reassembled correctly. Before installing, check manually whether everything can be moved easily and then bring it into the basic position.

[@lamarchedutemps7427]

​@@yt.myworks In part, not all, did a 2h cleaning under a water jet of the brewing unit, and reversed the long dented wheel that is powered by the motor shaft that male the brewing wheel running(hope I'm clear ;-) Maybe the Encoder is the culprit. I unplugged the mother board to access it's till not sure it it's the reason why the motor on go one way now. But at 99$ US plus shipping it's a problem if it's not the problem ;-) Every aspect of the mechanism has been cleaned and lub. Oh if I unplug the Encoder and plug it back and forth it's seems to work but after the grinding process it force the brewing unit goes up and your hear the loud motor running and running, have to strop it with the electric plug. Tks for your kind respond !

[@joaoeduardocattani]

Hello. See if you can help me. I would like to disable the "shutdown after two hours" setting on this machine. It's possible?

[@yt.myworks]

I think turning off after two hours can not be disabled. The shutdown can only be shortened as described on page 14 of the instruction manual.

[@joaoeduardocattani]

Thank you and great work.

[@MeiiikoO]

Super vidéo, merci ça va mettre utile. Par contre où se fournir d'un nouveau broyeur pour remplacer celui existant dans ma Jura A1 ? Merci

[@yt.myworks]

Veuillez jeter un œil ici : www.ebay.de/itm/Jura-Mahleinheit-Mahlwerk-Manufacturer-72293-B88-/292450872674?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49286&mkrid=707-127634-2357 - 0

[@MeiiikoO]

@@yt.myworks merci pour la réponse, désolé je voulais dire la meule du coup ?😅

[@yt.myworks]

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[@tg2451]

Congratulations again on your excellent videos. I have an A1 that I am having a problem with. The 2 bean lights and the 3 cup size lights are all flashing steadily in unison. I have reset to initial use and also run through a descaling cycle and the machine always ends up in this same state. The aroma lid is in place. Have you seen this before? Any chance it is the microswitch that sensors the aroma lid?

[@yt.myworks]

I don't think it's the micro switch. Does the coffee machine work with ground coffee? Or do the lights flash immediately after switching on?

[@tg2451]

@@yt.myworks The lights flash right after turning on. I am unable to process any coffee (ground or whole bean). The touchscreen buttons do not respond unless I reset the machine by pressing both bean buttons at the same time. ...

[@tg2451]

Could it be a grinder fault?

[@yt.myworks]

@@tg2451 I think the machine is clogged. Most of the time, the pipes and the heater become calcified when the filter mode is active. The filter must be changed regularly, otherwise the machine will become calcified :-/

[@tg2451]

@@yt.myworks Thanks for your response!

[@tg2451]

Hi just a quick question. I just refurbished an ENA Micro 1 and I did not see a pin valve. Did I miss it or is there not one in that machine? I don't believe I saw one in your video for the A1 either.

[@yt.myworks]

The pin is located under a cover and is attached to the bottom of the brew group 16:57

[@tg2451]

@@yt.myworks sorry, I mean the thermoblock outlet valve pin. I don’t think I even saw the same thermoblock outlet valve in the micro1.

[@siiNke]

I hope to find video of ENA 4 or ENA 8

[@sarimento1]

Fantastisch! Super camera and editing skills as well! How many coffees had that machine made??

[@yt.myworks]

Hi, I don't remember exactly. I'm not sure if the machine can even display the statistics.

[@sat-tv-iptv-pcservice8113]

Welche pulver nehmen Sie für innere Teile Reinigung...

[@yt.myworks]

Waschsoda vom Drogeriemarkt

[@g33k98]

I only use distilled water in my Jura. Do you think decalcifying is necessary? I've still been doing it once per year.

[@yt.myworks]

I think distilled water is good for the machine but less for your health. You can use normal tap water, the only important thing is that you decalcify the coffee machine or change the water filter when asked.

[@noax8383]

Distilled water is very bad for your health.

[@michaelg1569]

What was the total time involved? How many of these machines have you refurbished? Did you order replacement parts from Jura? Jura sure doesn’t make it easy to work on.

[@yt.myworks]

So far I have only refurbished a Jura 1A, the one in this video ;-) However, the Jura coffee machines are very similar on the inside. I usually need two days for an overhaul.

[@formbi]

10:30 the beans were moist or were stored in a fridge or freezer and condensed the water from air

[@zubinfitter2292]

great video but i cant event get to step 1, undo the round logo thing. any hacks i can try?

[@yt.myworks]

You can try putting tape on it. This gives you more grip and allows you to turn the emblem better.

[@goyalmusic]

My Jura Micro 90 keeps repeating "rinsing" and "press rotary" after starting. Can't find anything on the internet about how to fix. Any help? I find water in the tray after each rinse and the brew group is moving correctly.

[@yt.myworks]

Hello, I recommend taking a closer look at the flow meter (kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKTLonmDrcmpec0), perhaps it is dirty inside and therefore not rotating properly. This means the machine cannot detect whether the water is flowing properly.

[@goyalmusic]

@@yt.myworks I found the cause. The flow meter is working well, so is the pump. It somehow ran one cycle of descaling and milk cleaning. It worked okay, but water flow was choppy. I tried to run it to rinse whil having the brew group taken out. There is only little bit of water flowing to the brew group. It makes me think that the membrane regulator could be a problem, or the outlet valve could be at fault. I've ordered spares for those two, and will replace them in a few days. Am I thinking right? Should I also already replace the water pump?

[@geneogden8470]

When I saw you remove the metal clip on the outlet of your pump, I saw you have the exact same metal clamp and collar mine does I was so hopeful to see you remove it, but you didn't :( I cannot find anything to instruct me how to get that hose clamp off. It is insanely stiff and I have no idea how to get it off. Every video I can find on removing the membrane regulator shows a completely different connection than mine (and yours). Uggh!

[@yt.myworks]

You will need to remove the inner sheet metal to release the clamp. This is best done with small pliers or a screwdriver. The assembly of the clamp is a bit difficult, so I recommend using an "oetiker" clamp afterwards. If the hose is already old then I recommend installing a new one.

[@geneogden8470]

@@yt.myworks Thank you. Man, I have tried just as you describe and that clamp is so rigid and tight I cannot figure out how to budge it! I appreciate the info though, as at least now I know there is no magic method and I just have to brute strength it. Thx for The quick response!!

[@AlexB-yx5no]

Hi, I have an interesting problem, I repaired a Jura Micro Ena 1, it had a rusty grinder like yours, when I reassembled it, now the grinder only runs for 2.5seconds instead of the 6-8seconds it should.. I have tested everything I possibly can, and scoured the internet but no luck. Made sure the grinder was running in the right direction and same thing happens with or without beans.. any ideas I can try?

[@yt.myworks]

Hello, the grinding time of the Aroma+ grinder is between 2.7s and 4.4s seconds. Grinding for two cups takes about 4.4 seconds. How long has the grinding been before?

[@marktran7377]

i have a similar problem. It used to grind for 5-8 seconds... now it's 2 seconds. The coffee is undrinkable. It's basically water with a hint of coffee. Let me know if you figure out how to fix this.

[@AlexB-yx5no]

@@yt.myworks Thanks for the reply, when I got it was already broken, but I found a youtube video of the same machine, and the same settings, it ground the coffee for 6seconds.. I cant imagine what the problem is, there is no error indication on the machine, same as the guy below, the coffee that comes out is undrinkable because there simply isn't enough coffee in the brew group. I know Saecos have an encoder on the grinder, but this Jura doesn't. I wish there was some sort of diagnostic menu like other machines, where everything could be tested. Another thing is that every grind is exactly 2.5 seconds, changing the cup size or coffee strength doesn't change the time..

[@yt.myworks]

@@AlexB-yx5no One more question, when changing the grinder which model did you buy? This grinder requires special replacement parts like this one: www.ebay.de/itm/303955600309?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=707-127634-2357-0&ssspo=-x8_VBZAQXm&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=fqjNmJj7Q9S&var=&ssuid=WHATSmidgets&var=&artwidget_media.=WHATSmidgets

[@JaDe-cr2go]

Hi! I have exactly same issue regarding the duration of activation of the grinder (too short) : have you succeeded to find a solution ?

[@jeffbonsall422]

Hi, have you any ide why the brewing unit is constantly trying to reset and the drive gear is trying to constantly turn. It's making a horrible noise.

[@yt.myworks]

I think the brew group is trying to find the basic position. You have to check what's broken inside the machine.

[@jeffbonsall422]

@myworks Thanks for the reply. I totally agree that yhe brew group is trying to find the home position but I have disassembled and reassembled the brew group following the video instructions, and I can't find anything wrong. Is there some kind of sensor or magnet, because as far as I can see, there's nothing electrical that can give a "Home" signal for the brew group. Thanks Jeff

[@yt.myworks]

@@jeffbonsall422 It only means that the brew group is not assembled correctly or screwed to the machine incorrectly. If the gears don't fit together properly then the machine will make loud noises. Before installing it, you should check by hand whether the brewing group can be moved easily and set it to the basic position.

[@jeffbonsall422]

@myworks Thanks again for taking the time to reply to my problem. I can't tell you how much I appreciate your help. I'm happy to donate to your PayPal account. I will give you more detail around the issue. I've removed the brew group and stripped it down and cleaned it. Everything turns and moves freely. The issue of the drive gear driving constantly was still there. I wound the brew group assembly to the bottom. The drive gear drove the brew group back to its home position perfectly, but it doesn't stop driving. I'd like to know what gives the signal that it's in its home position. All components are intact and in place. Your reassemble video perfectly details all the components to replace. Is there a datum point on the motor? I can't see anything on the brew group that would give a home position signal. Is there a reset on the machine. As soon as I press the power button, the brew group drives. I would hope there's a function where I can do a master reset. Thanks Jeff

[@yt.myworks]

Yes, there is a so-called "ENCODER" on the motor that tells the machine how far the brewing group should turn: www.juraprofi.de/Jura-Ersatzteile/Antrieb/Encoder-fuer-Jura-Kaffeevollautomaten::2653.html

[@medoking7501]

hello, can help jura ena micro 9 is blocked, no water will leak I tried to clean the intestines but I didn't find any limescale,

[@yt.myworks]

Try to start the descaling program again. The filter function must be deactivated.

[@medoking7501]

@@yt.myworks it won't start descaling, it looks clogged somewhere

[@Jackie-lm7cz]

Hi, I am just finishing up cleaning my Jura but when I was finished I couldn’t start it back up just won’t start heating, can anybody help me please

[@yt.myworks]

Hi, did you connect everything correctly? Check everything thoroughly.

[@TheFiftyQuid]

No idea how you managed to get the sensor/control panel cable out so easily. Mine is wedge between a pile of other wires and routed in behind everything. ENA Micro-1

[@yt.myworks]

Of course the cable was hidden on mine too but it can't be seen in the video. You have to carefully push the other cables to the side ;-)

[@TheFiftyQuid]

@@yt.myworks Thank you. I managed to get the cable out. I cleaned out the brew unit and it is working flawlessly now. If I add ground coffee it works perfectly. If I use the grinder, I can see it is not dispensing enough ground coffee into the brew unit. I took the grinder apart, are the burrs supposed to be sharp to the touch? Where did you get your replacement burrs?

[@jerryx2000]

How much does this job cost?

[@TroyMountain]

myworks is clearly pro level (tools and processes): I needed 45 mins to remove the grinder-side "panel" because I hadn't noticed _his_ tapered long tool slipped under _two_ plates that slot together as one panel?! UTTER. NOOB. Inattentive. (Fortunately, didn't break any tabs or slots.) So: _this level_ of refurbish _should not_ be cheap!!

[@Jeroeness]

Where did you buy the grinder part? Nice video man!

[@yt.myworks]

You can get the spare parts (millstones) for the Jura coffee machines on ebay. But beware! There are different variants of the grinder please always compare with your Jura model before you buy.

[@Ward2011]

Beautiful video! I Followed most steps regarding cleaning on the inside. I removed the side panels and the top panel. I also took out the middle (that you got out at 4:05 ). After putting everything back together the machine remains in (what i believe is) the warming-up mode. The three sizes of coffee cups and two beans lights keep on blinking. Have you encountered this problem by any chance and/or do you know how to solve it?

[@yt.myworks]

Does the brew group move before the error message appears?

[@Ward2011]

@@yt.myworks I ended up fixing the mistake. I misplaced the switch that checks whether the lid is placed on top of the coffee beans. Thanks for the reply!

[@hLip-km6wf]

@@Ward2011 I'm getting that same error, which led me to this video! I started to take the machine apart yesterday, do you happen to have a picture of the switch you are referring to?

[@Ward2011]

@@hLip-km6wf I do not have a picture at the moment but I can try to explain it. The transparent plastic lid of the coffee beans consists of a rectangular lid and a pin-like structure at a right angle at one of the sides which goes into the Jura A1. That pin pushes down a lever that on its turn pushes down a switch. I misplaced the lever initially and placing it correctly fixed the error. Hope this helps, otherwise I maybe have some time in the near future to make a photo for you.

[@hLip-km6wf]

@Ward Schaefers I grabbed some pictures while it’s still apart but I guess I can’t add them here. Not sure if something is supposed to be somewhere that is missing or broken? It doesn’t look like that tab is hitting or pushing on anything when it’s set in properly and all together to trigger it is in place. Sounds like maybe I’m missing a switch or pin of some kind?

[@katjanierzwicki9484]

Top!

[@joeypore]

Is this a service you offer?

[@katieigowsky7761]

Could you reload this video? There is a portion that is corrupted. I love using this video to service my jura.

[@yt.myworks]

Sorry Katie, but the mistake happened in my camera and that's why the video is broken at this point. But you can see the dismantling of the brew group in my other videos.

[@_w_w_]

You are truly a master at this! Do you sell the machines you refurb?

[@yt.myworks]

@_W_ I only repair for myself and my family.

[@franziskahoffmann1861]

Wow 👀

[@nathanieldelval4411]

vers 1m43, le mouvement des 3 doigts est totalement faux. il faut en réalité utiliser une petite clef qui est caché par ce skills des doigts. inadmissible! ;)

[@matthiasmoreau3908]

Et ou trouver cette clé ?

[@bestkkamdi]

how did you get that jura logo in first step.... can not turn that thing lol

[@yt.myworks]

You can try putting a piece of tape on it to have more grip and then turn in the right direction.

[@bestkkamdi]

Also after removing the logo, what did you use to remove the screw?

[@bestkkamdi]

It just seems like circular thing not even hex

[@OKComputer75]

​@Shaggy Lee It is oval shape screw head but you can use a hex shape small enough to fit and it can be open. Another way is to use needle nose plier to grab the screw head and turn it counterclockwise. After that no need to use that screw. Just put down the round tab to lock the side panels.

[@user-fl9jo4sf8b]

Конструктор перфекциониста

[@maciejbijoch2854]

11:10 🙈🤣

[@terryzukzinger]

Say something, there no narration