NESPRESSO ESSENZA MINI COFFEE MACHINE - Not Working - Trying to FIX

Hi, here we have a coffee maker which is not working. It powers on, but no water is pumped through it. I purchased it faulty on eBay, let's see if it can be fixed.
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Remember that this is just for entertainment and I am not an expert in these repairs. The processes in the video may not be the best way, the correct way or the safest way to fix these things. I do love fault finding and trying to fix broken things, so I hope that comes across in this 'Trying to FIX' series. Many thanks, Vince.

[@Mymatevince]

Spoiler Saver & Riddle Q: What 4 letter English word can be written upside down, forward or backwards, and can still be read normally from left to right? Hint, it is when written as CAPITALS

[@Mymatevince]

@Fix it Phil Spoiler Good attempt Phil, but SEES doesn't read correct when upside down. The 'E' is wrong. So it needs to look the same upside down as it does the right way up. For example 'O' looks the same 😁👍👍

[@PavolNemec-l4v]

@Mazen Khaled Essam ICSBR1 XD

[@MTGUnscrewed]

NOON?

[@mentalunicorn9567]

BOOB

[@tiporari]

The whirly white thing is a flow meter. As water is drawn through it spins and triggers a hall effect transistor so it knows how much water to put in your cup. Hence the absence of direct contact.

[@bertlzansinger]

After my machine popped out a day as well, I took your vid as an instruction. I replaced the thermal fuse of my machine. Recognized a broken SMD on the plating later. Ordered a new platine (called electronic board), which enabled to switch the machine on again. But the pump refrained to work. Lastly I ordered a new pump as well. Applied it today: Eureka! The machine works again. All in all, almost as expensive as buying a second-hand one, but I learned a hell of stuff... You made that possible. Thanks a million, Vince!

[@chrisibe]

When you were leaning in to look for the pump, I leaned in closer to my monitor to look for it too. Hahaha. Talk about an engaging video.

[@Mymatevince]

Hahahaha 🤣🤣🤣👍👍

[@theoddjobcentre6686]

@@Mymatevince I have a tassimo used every single day but it stops and shows a water empty light if its empty only thing is when I put water in to the tank it dribbles out when I'm filling it up as I don't remove the water tank because it's hard to

[@TheCod3r]

Nespresso coffee machine repair? Now that's my cup of tea... 😁

[@mentalunicorn9567]

Oof

[@JohnDoe-dq1wt]

☕

[@gavincoop10]

Budunk

[@sepgorut2492]

That joke takes the (rich tea) biscuit.

[@Mymatevince]

🤣🤣

[@StezStixFix]

I've just been given a broken one of these! I haven't had time to look at it yet, but it's very possibly going to be the same fault! 😊

[@Mymatevince]

It will be interesting to see Steve. At least you won't be testing the fuse for capacitance like me!!!!!!

[@StezStixFix]

😁 haha, yeah I'll try to remember if I get that far! It looked like a bit of a nightmare to get into, giving me horrible flashbacks to that printer I did! 🙃

[@Mymatevince]

@@StezStixFix Yeah, that printer looked horrendous, not only cut knuckle material and numerous clips, but every surface in a 2m radius covered with ink fingerprints!

[@MarcinZienkowicz]

I want you to know that thanks to your video I have just fixed my little (sentimental one) nespresso coffee machine. Thank you!!! ♥

[@jeroendejong5245]

You just saved another coffee machine. Excellent description and an easy fix. But they should have created better connectors for the fuse. Also did the wrap around and solder trick with the extra tip to cool the fuse. That deserves a 🍺 😉👍🏻 Keep up the good work

[@Mymatevince]

Thank you Jeroen, very kind of you👌👍👍👍👍

[@Novel_Poe]

Keep going strong Vincent! Your channel proves that anybody could try to fix things Your what inspired me to repair things in my house

[@colinfielder6695]

I know I'm an "old bugga" but coffee machine that has a factory reset! What an age we live in! Interesting fix, Keep up the great videos Vince

[@stickyprickle]

Love the fact you are not really a coffee drinker and you just got it to have a tinker - hopefully the great tasting coffee will win you over

[@jaredl2239]

Shout out to MMV Massive and patreon supporters for making these great videos possible!

[@saturnuria1217]

Wait til this video goes public Vince… You’ll be bombarded with coffee advice, I’m sure. I went with the Tassimo system… well, it was given to me. Highlight of lockdown has been working from my home office and having the little machine and a selection of pods behind me. Definitely one of the best gadgets in my house.

[@Mymatevince]

They are very addictive, even the little pods look such high quality. I find myself making time each day to have a little coffee!!!!! I've had a full size faulty coffee machine waiting to be looked at for over a year. I have the motivation to do it now. Cheers Garry 👍👍👍

[@lawrencewang9048]

I believe that shop manuals should be available for all new appliances sold today; customer should have right of repair; however Europe is caught up in a horrible draught of planned obsolescence! My Essenza mini just packed up and your video was a lifesaver!

[@tidydj]

Hi Vince. Just wanted to say 'Hi' and let you know that I've been watching your videos for just over a year now. They're truly fascinating and I've learned a lot. You've inspired me to do my own repairs around the house. So far, I've managed to fix an Echo Dot (faulty speaker connection) and soldered a new jack onto a set of DJ headphones. This week I made my first 'faulty', eBay purchase and bought a Stanton RM3s Mixer. Description is 'possible spill damage & no power'. Cannot wait to get involved. All the best Vince. Keep up the great work - Terry.

[@mikegooglemainaccount6854]

Great. Mine doesn't have the same problem, it just pumps out more water into the drip tray than coffee, so I wanted to open it up to see what's what. This video is exactly what I needed to have the confidence to dismantle (and, of course, reassemble) it. Thanks a lot

[@henryekblom4937]

These My Mate VINCE videos are always so inspiring. Well done again! Really crazy that a component worth few quids can make a device worth hundreds of pounds/euros completely useless. From an ecological standpoint this is exactly what should be done more in this world we live in.

[@tomaskorenek1259]

used to be like that in the past, would say 60s 70s all devices worth somethign were made servicable/repairable however recent world economy focused on purely consuming / buying new things got rid of that idea, really shamefull as all we do is only producing more waste for world

[@peterguertler2752]

Mate from Australia you are a legend replaced the fuse and she fired up again, great video

[@tombashan1]

Thank you Vince! your video is one of the only ones showing the whole process! It really helped me fix my EN85.b essenza mini, even though it's not exactly like yours.

[@GadgetUK164]

Excellent! Very enjoyable! Nightmare those darn plastic clips!!!

[@Mymatevince]

Thanks mate 🤣 They're a proper pain!

[@thomasesr]

That first thing you took out is a flow meter, that is how it senses how much coffee to pour. It measures how much water went through by spinning the flow blades with a magnet near the hal effect sensor and by counting how many pulses it senses.

[@Mymatevince]

Thanks Thomas 👍

[@GetMoreMellow]

Hi Vince, was busy fixing same, your clip was helpful, I noted that yours was heating up but no working pump. I'd replaced the green printed electronic plate, sadly, it wasn't the cause. I almost bought a new pump and a few fuses but thought, let me test the pump by connecting it directly so not through the machine, but with two wires. It turned out to be working. I then realised since my thermoblock did not get hot at all, that it must be broken. Got a new one, and while installing it, I discovered the old one was hard to remove as the thick rubbers (two) one either side of the thermo, had melted to the thermo, I had to drill out the largest hole, and finally got the back cover off, so from that I knew the thermo had become very, very hot. Connected new thermo, tested, and machine worked. Conclusions: 1) if the thermo works but the pump does not, it is highly likely that the pump is damaged in some way, like your one was, with blown fuse 2) If the thermo does not work ''the pump will not switch on'', therefore one should never assume the pump is broken if it has not been tested separately. I bought a few secondhand machines (10 euros each), different ones, online, and was able to exchange some of the parts. Nespresso Essenza Mini uses the same thermoblock and pump as the KRUPS XN110B and other models too.

[@BoomChockolaca]

Great work Vince! Always love when a small thing breaks and you can fix it with 5 quid part. Cheers for fixing this machine and speading the word.

[@Jesuslife39]

Vinces sense of humor is priceless now we ate gonna be checking your hands in the future to see about rhat coffee addiction lol and ya this stuff is expensive my wife loves her coffee machines this is why I love Amazon well another good video

[@ladripper47874]

The thermal fuse was my issue too! Thank you for showing how to open it, it took me like 3 hours before I found your video

[@GhostRider247]

God i wish i had a name like Max Rockatansky that is brilliant !!!!!! ...well done again Vince , your getting good at this ain't ya ;)

[@dawn5227]

I got given a tassimo machine 3 years ago for Xmas, its been used everyday one of the best things ever. Didnt drink coffee at all until I got that. Now it my go to hot drink.

[@jpbruce4836]

great video, helped me repair my machine. The thermal fuse was also blown, never would have thought about it without you :)

[@enrico-yl1nl]

Congratulations! Thanks to your tutorial step by step, I repaired my Nespresso machine. My best compliments, and THANK YOU.

[@standishgeezer]

Was screaming Nooooo! at you when you said "solder it in". The clue is in the word 'thermal'. 🤣 Still, good learning experience and you had a pack of 5 fuses to play with.

[@Mymatevince]

🤣🤣

[@Klippy]

I have one of these, makes 3 to 4 lungos a day. Interesting to see how it works and and if it should fail I am confident to take it apart now. Great vid, love the variation in items on your channel.

[@Mymatevince]

Thanks Sebastian 👍👍

[@navinadv]

@Klippy you are indeed lucky. My wife used to travel a lot especially pre covid and almost every hotel would have a Nespresso machine. When covid restrictions finally ended about 2 years ago, we bought a Essenza Mini (along with 300 pods) for our home. It never worked properly. We googled several sites, tried descaling it, resetting it, pressed every button combination that was mentioned. We called Nespresso, spent more on service than we spent on the new machine but no luck. We made a total of 10 cups of coffee after maybe a grad total of 6-7 hours of trying. Finally the Nespresso machine and 290 pods ended up being gifted to a electronics and plastic recycling center and we swore never to buy ANYTHING from Nespresso ever again.

[@adsjones1984]

Love that the bugle player has been sacked but got to admit I missed the musical tone. Job centre for him then! Another great video Vince 👍 thank you for providing so much entertainment to me and many others

[@SirenaWF1]

I bought one of these about a year ago and wondered how it works. Now I know! I don't use it much for the same reasons as you've discovered, the capsules are quite expensive.

[@janek7025]

Mine had just broke. It was very helpful to see this clip. When you know what to look for it was easy to check what happened to the one I have. And bingoooo… To check termal fuse there is no need to disassemble everything. Top and back is enough for replacing the fuse eigher. Great video. Thank you.

[@tomaszzbikowski4055]

I had the same problem with my mashine. Thank you for the video. I have saved over 200 PLN.

[@der-andyman]

Hey Vince, after fixing a DeLonghi Magnifica, I can name myself a coffee machine noob XD The white thing you mistook for the pump earlier in the video is a flow meter. You could have opened it by twisting, but there is just a wheel inside with a magnet on top somewhere. You see, the machine has to know how much water has flowed through, so it can stop itself after a given amount of water. This is done by this little flow meter. And yes, it works inductive. Very nice video, I always enjoy watching them. Greetings, Andreas.

[@coolelectronics1759]

its always great to be able to get/give yourself a treat out of the appliance you just fixed! Me last summer when I restored a microwave and got to cook up a nice meal with it after all my hard work to test it out. So satisfying and shows it doesnt have to be a throwaway society afterall!

[@craigybhoy978]

Oh nice, great wee machine. i used to work in their customer service a few years ago. Definitely blew the TF running it with no water. Yes pods can be very wasteful but if you buy from them direct they give you recycle bags for the used pods and they recycle them . hope you keep the machine ,its one of the better models

[@keithwhisman]

I remember roughly 20 years ago Guinness finally came across the Atlantic to the United States there was big fanfare on TV how wonderful Guinness is with American news reporters going to English taverns and pubs who sold guinness asking brits how great guinness was and nothing but praise. My dad who’d been to Britain warned me that Guinness was terrible and how men would force a smile while drinking it making a sour face. I tried it and promptly poured it into the yard where the grass turned yellow and died. Note that Guinness has really taken off in the US since and many Americans love it. I myself do like guinness after I’ve already become drunk it goes down like water but does leave a nice taste on the drunken tongue. I mentioned this because I was thinking the same thing about the stout bitter beer as the first cup of coffee and you mentioned it.

[@ryanmckim9501]

Wow, great job 👍 fixing that mini coffee machine.

[@ahmadawalluddin8711]

even i feel satisfied hearing the vibration wow you such an incredible troubleshooter.

[@HavingFunRepairs]

Good find with the thermal fuse Vince! Also, welcome to the fidgety hand club 😂. The vibratory pump (solenoid valve) are common in a lot of consumer goods such as irons, coffee makers, steamers, and carpet cleaners. I did a video last year (November) on a Hoover carpet cleaner. If interested I tried to explain (to the best of my ability) how those pumps work. Yours is a wee bit different, but should be similar in function.

[@Mymatevince]

🤣 My knuckles have only just recovered! I will check out your video later on. Thank you, looking forward to it 👍👍

[@HavingFunRepairs]

@@Mymatevince no worries.

[@epsilonzero77]

I wonder if there was a tiny something and/or air that prevented the plunger from closing and the coil started to overheat as the inrush can stay high without the correct travel . I’ve looked a fair few pumps in fog and haze machines and sometimes just stripping the pump and putting it back together clears it. It could have been the tiniest bit of scale or grit, you wouldn’t perhaps notice. Funny you should mention a syringe. Recharging the lines by sucking the glycol fluid through is not pleasant and I got a syringe for this very job.

[@HavingFunRepairs]

@@epsilonzero77 it's possible and the heat generated in that section, without water assisting to displace it, could have been what cause the thermal fuse to open. You are right, a lot of times a small amount of scale is the problem. However I have come across a few where the resistance of the coil windings was the culprit and a strong enough magnetic field could not be generated to actuate the plunger.

[@lenasnd]

This video was very useful to see how this machine works. I was a little worried because a part was not perfectly aligned but I think it was a factory mistake.

[@jingjinzhou8764]

Giving up fixing my machine after glancing over your video (too complex) but thanks fore sharing

[@neica1849]

Great video! I managed to fix mine following your instructions! Thanks mate!

[@brutlern]

"Hopefully it will come out brown" - Hehehe... The chuckles are real.

[@VVerVVurm]

now that's a sentence you don't hear very often ;)

[@Ashleigh_456]

Finally a device that I own that I can fix if it breaks! Thanks Vince!

[@chilledmax7618]

Thanks vince been waiting for a coffee maker one!

[@colin1729]

Great repair taking much thought. Really needed a cup of coffee half way thru. Hmm you now can.👍

[@kcmando1]

Very good tutorial, i had an issue with mine, same model, as I have very hard water it was obstructed is several positions. unplugging every tube and checking all the components as shown in the video is a useful trick. Using a declacification kit is always a plus, if not having one of thouse around, a good soak in vinegar overnight of the parts does the trick(specially with the flowmeter and the filter dish) 10/10

[@jacobcambrelen3117]

Bro when I was 6 I would watch your controllers on the switch video I just found your channel again

[@tonyhenriques3978]

Brilliant! I had exactly the same fault in my machine! Fixed with your help!

[@Daniel-dl6fp]

Great fix vince surely was an interesting one as a coffee lover and loving to repair electronics I truly enjoyed this video I never knew about a thermal fuse so this was a great video keep up the amazing work

[@dejanslo]

Thanks a bunch! Fixed a machine that had had the same problem for a cost of less than 1€ :)

[@UltimatelyEverything]

I love my coffee and this makes me happy and it's very satisfying to see it working pretty much perfect good work with this one Vince you did a great job with it another massive thumbs up from me.

[@peterturnbull9133]

Great video thanks it was a big help - I have just used this to 'partially' fix a leaking machine. The leak appears to be the o ring on the joint which you had trouble disconnecting the wire securing clip. Unfortunately dispite having 2 trays of o rings I did not have the correct size so ended up re-using the original. I have cleaned up the o ring and the joint and soaked the o ring in olive oil. So far it is holding up but I will order the parts. Now my point - I actually think the clip may be a one time use only. I could not remove it using the technique you suggested but I do understand your thinking, however I think there is not sufficient clearance as the clip is tight. I removed the clip as you did and on reinstallation I bent the clip back into shape, reinstalled it (it looked tight as per the original shape). Then I pushed home the other part of the connector which snapped into place - the chamfer on the male part of the connector eases the clip apart when insterted providing a tight fit. So I think the most realistic way to remove the clip is as you did.

[@calzonemoto4651]

Don't like coffee. Don't like to waste money. So your near heart attack due to prices and finishing the drink even though it was cold was exactly what I would have done!! Love it.

[@flusensieb244]

Can't wait for the next coffee break fix.

[@robertschuil4270]

Thanks for the superb explanation! I managed to exchange the thermal fuse and it works again.

[@TheLastPhoen1x]

You didn't have to disassemble that pump, but I am really grateful you did.

[@LJMcGuireDesign]

I’m glad you did this so I don’t have to! Still not sure why mine isn’t working but I’m not as mechanically clever as you are!

[@ExecutorQ3]

Made the same mistake when i was putting some diy clock kit together that had temp sensor... I was like "why it's only twisted there" so i soldered it (and i wasn't even fast about it). Nice to see simmilar mistakes :-)

[@richardford4570]

Microwave half a cup of milk and add coffee hey presto enjoy .cheers mate from Australia

[@pavelbetak7940]

Thank you for the video. You saved my coffee machine.

[@Theukaccord]

Nice video again bud, these thermal fuses fail quite a bit, its the same reason why alot of rice cookers fail. A very simple fix for the rice cooker too if you know what to look for.

[@tinustrekeend]

Hello there, i am reparing them in the Netherlands at repaircafe, that s a free Monthly event. What is happening when they are leaking ..is is the ring .

[@Joopfyi]

Ha Tinus heb je al een oplossing gevonden voor lekkage in het bakje? Ik heb 2 van deze dingen staan dus er moet iets te repareren zijn maar zoek advies voordat ik ze beiden volledig uit elkaar haal

[@thefadebeta580]

I have fixed a few of these , what I did to fix them was to put a rubber washer around the pump intake to make a proper seal ...then you need a squirt bottle or empty water bottle (whatever fits better) with your bottle filled with (distilled water) place over the pump intake with the rubber washer seal.....then turn on the machine and select and start your shot whilst squeeze your bottle into the pump intake at the same time. Once the machine starts taking on water stop , refill water bin and run a few shots to test.

[@MikeB_UK]

Nice. Just for ref, anything subject to vibration gets crimped electrical joints and not soldered. This mainly why that thermal fuse was crimped in. It is also why car electrics use crimp connectors, as solder joints break with vibration. A good crimp or wire wrap connection is just as good as soldering believe it or not.

[@Adam-oz1vm]

Hello, I know its a lot to ask but is there a possibility that you do another video on this machine but on how to remove the front nozzle to remove coffee particle stuck? Thanks in advance. I am trying at the moment your video is very helping

[@Adam-oz1vm]

Update, I was able to remove the front nozzle and cleaned. Thanks

[@mymidschoollife8485]

I had one of these with the same issue. It was such a ball ache to get apart I threw it in the bin. I've never seen such an unrepairable device in my entire life.

[@termisium3706]

Now that is a wholesome great video. Love what you are creating vince.

[@execation]

I had this problem so much with my Tassimo - I just ran the cleaning program with a decalcifier tablet in it and it fixed it every time 😂🙏

[@Ratzfaz]

decalcifier can't repair thermal fuses ;-)

[@andreamitchell4758]

you really should consider using distilled water or at least RO water in your machine

[@fjqtaxch9]

These machines seem to all go bad in some way. Great job diagnosing and fixing this electrical issue.

[@leewmlee]

There are now solid state temperature switch which can act like a thermal fuse except that when the temperature goes back to normal, continuity is re-established. With a thermal fuse, once temperature exceeds the specs, continuity is cut off and one has to replace it. I had an old rice cooker which "eats" thermal fuses until I replaced it with a temperature switch. They are about the same size.

[@mattyfupepper]

I stand in solidarity with the Bugle Union Local 778. I tend to have your videos on in the background and when I heard the shoutout to the MMV massive without the sound I looked up and the writing totally got a laugh :-)

[@chrisks21]

Oh look at that. It's like Guinness! Wicked comment mate

[@MrKeebs]

Ha, is that the new knucleberry Nespresso signature flavor? :-) Awesome fix my friend, lovely video.

[@Mymatevince]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Thanks Felipe 👍

[@nikosaltas4168]

thanks for this video, it helped me to fix my Nespresso essenza mini

[@ajburdett882]

Good video vince. I have one of these and if it ever stops running I'll know why. I was surprised you didn't recognise that as a fuse at first sight, I would have thought you'd be able to spot a fuse a mile off! I suppose they do come in various shapes/sizes. You'll usually find these kind of thermal fuses around simple heating elements though., its a cheap way to do thermal protection without needing sensors. Shame as you say though, many of these have likely ended up in landfill all because of a little fuse! P.s I would have done the exact same thing soldering the fuse 😂 good job you bought spares!

[@rickymoles]

If you buy the Nespreso pods there full 100% recyclable here in Australia fun fact for you Vince I bought that exact mechean and love it

[@Popeyes66]

10 capsules for £3.19 onlline. So 31.9p per cup,plus water ,plus electric. I'd rather stick with my PG Tips Vince. Great video Vince,please keep em coming !

[@Brian-kq3hx]

OMG it worked thank you so much!!!!

[@hansoliver4573]

Hello I have almost the same machine And the clip thing you were struggling with there is a second one which was really easy to remove But i have forgot where it should go when i tried to re assemble the machine. 😅

[@CaptainBazza]

Thanks mate, this is a very helpful video. I’m about to pull ours apart.

[@sinetico3]

Muchas gracias amigo. La arreglé!!!! Un abrazo desde Chile

[@2wheelz420]

Great video love this kind of thing, mine isn’t broke but if it does break I know how to disassemble it. Thanks

[@PlanetRuncorn]

u can actually buy a heat shunt to help dissipate the heat on amazon but expensive prices for what they are , the best types are made of aluminium .. its a kind of aluminium crocodile clip.but depending on how temp sensitive your item your soldering is you can use a bare crocodile clip... nice fix keep up the good work and enjoying your expensive coffee

[@fixit2747]

Hi vince it's just like mine if you hold the buttons down during filling small or large you should be able to set the level of water that flows through release button when it's at the level you want it. Awesome video at least I will know what to do if mine brakes.

[@AnonymousRepair]

Nice repair, you could use some needle nose pliers on the leads to draw away the heat while soldering the thermal fuse, Thermal fuses has a life span the repeated cycling kills the fuse after sometime

[@Mymatevince]

Thanks for the info and tip AR 👍👍

[@ktaragorn]

I had one with a similar problem(water leaking from the bottom) that I fixed by just moving a tube a little tighter, and only yesterday ended up selling it

[@ascend7172]

The thermal fuse mistake i did it myself aswell 🤣🤣 i cramped connectors on the ends and was able to fit it on the broken ends.

[@dr-gaberibrahim5268]

Great job Vince

[@Виталий-ф8о8ф]

Восхищаюсь такими людьми. Ни фига не знают, а лезут. Элементарного разъема с пружинкой на шланге не рассоединить (подобных полно в авто, например), назвать термопредохранитель "пусковым конденсатором" в начале? Хорошо, потом хоть разобрался. Ради интереса полез зачем-то в механику и мог сломать. Если воды внутри не было, то он и сгорел, элементарно. Вот проверочный ход с предохранителем хорош. При пайке надо было плотно держать ножку плоскогубцами для отвода тепла - это одно из правил пайки навесных элементов, я узнал это в 14 лет. Спасибо, что показал разборку. Для тебя это сложно? На столе, с освещением в тепле - это сложно?

[@BikerBloke600]

Well Done Vince that definitely was a Krypton Factor to take apart, and must say it makes some racket lol. Really is a pity you have to take out a second mortgage just to buy capsules for it, one cup of coffee every six months would be plenty. Mick 😂🤣👍🍻

[@R-E-D-A-C-T-E-D.]

Another absolute banger! Great video vince!

[@lindseymarie7866]

This is a fantastic video! Still trying to figure out how to unclip the 4 inside clips 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@TravisStamper]

Thanks for the vid Vince. I would have probably done the same thing, not use to many thermal fuses. Great work as always. Oh and never, I repeat never change the intro music, lol

[@tsikriteasspyros3927]

This is a thermal fuse attached to the pump so the pump does not overheat!!! Its pretty much useless as the coffe maker controller wont run it for much time! Though for security reasona they always put them on these kind of pumps! I had to repair a clients car hoover with one of those. These thermal fuses are really easy to get hold on for pennies! Cheerio! ^_^

[@stephenjones5079]

Great fix for a really nice little coffee machine, excellent repair.

[@shlomoyona935]

Hello Vincent, thank you for this video😄I went step by step with it and succeed to disassemble the same coffee machine. The problem with my machine is the heating element I think, when I plug the electrical cord to the electricity the Depreciation breaker jump and shut down the house power electrical. Any Idea how to repair it? Do I need to replace the all element?thanks for your help reply 🙏😄

[@davidc6459]

Another great vid, keep up the good work.