Nespresso Lattissima One - Water Hardness Setting

[@nespresso]

Hi Daniel, it is always better to set the right water hardness level so your machine can provide the right signal for descaling. Do not hesitate to contact us for more assistance at [e-mail]. Have a beautiful Monday!

[@danielhendrata5488]

Is it necessary to know and set the water hardness level?

[@farisalmajed1818]

What if my water hardness is zero do I need to press anything?

[@Ahmed-vs1ui]

What is water hardness?

[@Abod_0089]

I didn’t understand what the reason to do this? Can you more explain?

[@nespresso]

Hi, thank you for asking Please contact our Nespresso club @8001166612, and our team will be more than happy to help you.

[@GeorgiaAndrea]

@@nespresso why can’t you just explain it here?

[@ntebemosai]

Hey, can i use the water hardness stick more than once?

[@nespresso]

Hi there, the water hardness tester stick can only be used once. Thank you.

[@andreeausn]

I have 0 red and 4 green . Lungo and espresso at the same time ?

[@nespresso]

To set the water hardness on your Lattissima One, determine the water hardness using the test strip. Remove milk jug and switch the machine on. Press the milk drink button for 3 seconds to enter Menu mode: descaling and clean alerts start blinking. Press the espresso button. Within 15 sec, you can set the desired value by pressing the corresponding button. If you have 0 red and 4 green squares, press the milk button. The lights will blink 3 times rapidly to confirm new value. The menu exits automatically and machine returns to ready mode. For personal guidance, Andreea, call 800.562.1465, and a machine expert will be happy to guide you.

[@KebabEater]

Where the fuck is the sticker i literally don't have it...

[@ЕвгенийЕрохин-ь6в]

Если у меня 4 красных квадратика - очень жесткая вода, надо 4 раза нажать на кнопку экспрессо, а также ланго

[@andreiamartins7934]

My Waterhardness is zero, what do I press???

[@nespresso]

Hello and thanks for reaching out. Could you please identify your country, so we could further look into this?