NESPRESSO - no more leaking - clean this part

[@WOLFPACKVF2]

Thank you so much for your lessons and tips. The world should better with people like you who teach to fix and not destroy things. thx! 🙏

[@patricebennett1100]

You totally fixed my machine. Thank you. I also used a disposable new mascara wand. ( They come in packs from the drugstore) I put it up the spout a thousand times like a pipe cleaner. Oh my. So much also came out. Coffee chunks. You are my hero. Thank you again from BNE Australia

[@zebastianfrench3423]

Oh my, you are a legend. Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. At first I did clean this with just some toilet paper and brushing it with my thumb. To no result. Now I tried with an old toothbrush and it released so much old coffee grinds. Then when I went to go for one cup of just hot water, I also brushed the nossle as it was coming out and it released even more old grinds. Did this 3-4 times. Now the machine doesnt just work again, it also tastes brand new. Thank you.

[@PointBlankPT]

I just used the toothbrush, pushed the button as if I was going to make coffe but with no capsule and then blowed the nozzle with an air compressor. 5min job and it was perfect. Thank you!

[@spendingtimetogether8428]

Smart, I much prefer not disassembling the machine. Will give it a shot! Tx also to the OP ofc for the idea to clean that part.

[@elykgaming7469]

This comment worked

[@oscarnmhaffmans]

Thanks Adrian! Toothbrush worked. Just to be sure and because I remembered my Quickmill manual I repeated the proces with a steel wool pan sponge and the handle of a dishwashing brush. Works like a charm. My alternative method would have been using a bike pump to blow through the nozzle and hence cleaning the diffuser plate ;-)

[@MáireNí-b1e]

I used the toothbrush, and used a small interdental stick to clean the nozzle and it fixed it for me

[@ichibanmanekineko]

If you don't want to disassemble the machine; Use electric toothbrush and baking powder to clean the diffuser plate. Then get an empty Nespresso pod and fill it with baking powder. Fill the reservoir with half water, half spirit vinegar and run 5-10 descale cycles. Clean the diffuser plate again with the electric toothbrush. Run some more cycles with clean water and voila.... No more leaking!! I hadn't cleaned my machine properly in 10 years and the above method fixed it for me :) Now I'm going to regularly descale 😅

[@fimc5734]

Did this but with baking SODA, also used a dentist pick to press the holes first. Much easier way than disassembling.

[@snarkybark]

@@fimc5734 LOL, "any white powder will do"

[@roballard6118]

Thanks dude, you just saved me $300 as I was going to buy a new one due to it leaking. Watched your other video to see how to pull it apart and couldn't beleive how much gunk there was around the outlet area, no wonder it was leaking. Surprisingly the plate was relatively clean it was the build up of coffee residue around the outlet that was stopping it sealing correctly.

[@panostsak]

Thank you so much buddy! We took apart the machine, cleaned everything but we were not aware that we could remove the diffuser plate and clean it as well. We were about to order a new part for the machine (replacing the whole capsule holding part) but after we removed the diffuser and cleaned each hole with a needle, there is not a drop leaking! Thanks again, you saved us £50.00!

[@uaremymuse1]

Where did you buy parts?

[@panostsak]

@@uaremymuse1 I think it was Amazon..

[@MustbeDem]

Toothbrush worked. Used an old electric toothbrush head on the plate. Used the toothbrush to buzz it too. Worked a treat! Thank you! 👏🏻

[@CliffordJones-iv3do]

I have to say thanks so much for this! I had the issue occur yesterday and after watching the Touch disassembly video, was able to clean and resolve the rather catastrophic leak that had developed. I am OK wih tools, took my time and got it all back together with no left over bits!!

[@julianyc9082]

So glad to see a close up look at the insides of my machine (I have the same as shown in this video). The first few months of using my new Nespresso machine, I knew nothing about rinsing or cleaning, and consequently the coffee oils and layers of dried espresso built up and clogged everything. After a major deep cleaning with brushes and rinses and cleaning capsules, seeing flakes and chunks of dried espresso coming out of the brewing chamber, I figured out that going forward, simply running a few clean water rinses through after every morning espresso - *until the water runs clear* - keeps the layers of espresso inside from drying and building up in the first place. For a diffuser plate to get so clogged as to require a wire poking through the diffuser holes to manually clear them - is a sign of ages of use with no rinsing or cleaning whatsoever. Nespresso instructions only tell you how to brew or descale - they never mention a thing about simply rinsing after each brew - so it's no wonder nobody suspects you need to do more to keep it clean and everyone ends up with clogged, coated breaking down machines.

[@MáireNí-b1e]

I always heat my cup with Hot water from the machine

[@pilartischler8321]

Hello.This worked out well for me! After I used descaling solution which leaked out all over (as you describe), I looked for help & got your youtube to show me what to do. Now my pixie is unclogged and making good coffee again. Thanks for your great help, nicely explained. I truly appreciate your expertise! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@Tai-Chi-Lifestyle]

Thank you very much for this video. I had exactly that problem and I was considering throwing out my coffee machine until I saw your video. I followed your instructions and it is working again as new. You save me lots of $$$$$.

[@benassy69]

Glad I could help. Take care!

[@ketsinyong]

Thanks for this awesome video. Mine has a small stream behind the nozzle. It fixed the problem with a brush the first time. After a few years, brush won't fixed it. Like another user commented, I used an electric duster/blower to blow alternately through the nozzle and the diffuser. It is fixed!

[@user-qm7nw7vd5s]

Wow. That trick really works. The first time, I only cleaned it with a tooth brush which helped a little. (It went from a steam to a drip). But after removing the piece with the holes and cleaning each hole with a sturdy push-pin, the leak is gone. Thanks!

[@Beren81a]

Thank you! I was about to buy a new machine and your video enabled me to fix it! Thank you!!

[@lynnkelly143]

Took the advice regarding toothbrush and baking powder. Have just avoided paying for a new machine. Genius.

[@uvebern6441]

Thank you for this, worked for me too. Note that I didn't take apart the coffee machine, I was able with long neck pliers to push the pin through the 20 holes (counted!). A bit fiddly but I thought this was easier than pulling apart the machine!

[@benassy69]

Wow you are so patient to do it with pliers.

[@WOLFPACKVF2]

Do you have any suggestion honesto access this difusor on U machines without disassembly completely the parts. I’m worry to break it.

[@Ver0_Cat]

Omg SUBBED you have noo idea how grateful I am.. thank you sooo much!!! I just fixed my 18 year-old Nespresso. This lady has been with me since I was single, so it was hard thinking it was her end. Must admit I haven't descaled in two years, plus I've been using non Nespresso capsules. Firstly, I got a toothbrush and cleaned the plate, didn't work. It was too complicated to disassemble a 1st gen Nespresso, so I got a toothbrush, then a toothpick and carefully cleaned the spout. I was scared that I was poking the insides wrongly, but it worked!!! The toothpick unclogged whatever was blocking the flow. I was so ready to use my Karcher steam, but I didn't need to. Cleaning the spout did the trick! I'll probably clean it more with a thin needle and perhaps a steam cleaner tomorrow. Yay, now we have coffee tomorrow morning. Bless you!!!

[@joostve1982]

The toothbrush method was enough for me to fix it, thank you!

[@onzkicg]

Grrr.. I hate when things break unexpectedly. Mine got clogged after following the descaling tutorial, it was working well before that so I regret even starting that process. Now I have to disassemble lol 😅Thanks for the advise!

[@agegroot5666]

Had the same waterproblem, cleaned the disk in vinegar using a brush (9 of the 25 small holes were blocked and others might have been partly blocked) After cleaning the disk the leaking was history. Problem nr 1 for most people wil be opening the device with its exotic screws.

[@Faith4Miracles111]

Fixed my machine in about 25 seconds after I saw this with the toothbrush first - now as good as new - awesome!

[@ezequielcosta954]

Hello! Have that exact problem on my machine!Was going to replace that part but now will follow your advice instead 👍 Subscribed!! Thanks a lot 😉

[@portmanamachi]

truly appreciate it. i had a bit of coffee in the cup and lots of water around the machine :) think it could be the same problem of clogged outlets. Nespresso was willing to pick and repair for S$120/- with 6 months guarantee. :/ n was pushing me for an upgrade. will try your way 1st with toothbrush.. suggesstion: for those who have the time..maybe they could sock that diffuser disc in some vinegar solution overnight and it shd be cleared. just rinse properly after that :) take care stay safe all.

[@marcorobertoseyr7885]

Thank you so much. it worked without dissassembling with toothbrush and anticalc solution.

[@KimLoane]

Brilliant. Thanks. Saved me buying a new machine.

[@willo7979]

Thanks for the vids! I’d found a way to remove that defuser plate without dismantling the machine, that is by bending thick steel wire to form a small hook with L-bend, and fish the plate out by the side. Nevertheless, removing the whole brew group allows complete and thorough cleaning.

[@yehudafishhaut7700]

How did you removed the plate with out taking that machine apart?

[@willo7979]

@@yehudafishhaut7700 the plate is hooked by the top and bottom. Look on both left and right of that plate, nothing’s holding it, hence you can handmake a hook using steel wire, and fish it out by either left or right side.

[@charleszhang6422]

After brushing with a toothbrush, the problem was solved, thank you very much！

[@NOONEA2m]

Awesome, I need to fix my kitchen aid machine asap, I will check your site to see if you have a tutorial.

[@umarmalik6405]

Hi Adrian, do you have a video on doing the disassembly for the Maestria machine? I have the same problem. Tooth brush didn’t work 😢

[@petebuonomo2345]

Hi Adrian, Thanks for your video's. I have a C-100 model Nespresso and the brew mechanism is just like you are holding in this video, I've cleaned the diffuser plate just as you discussed. However, I still have a leak from this brew chamber. Is there an "o-ring" in the C-100 brew mechanism? I removed the "silver cylinder" that holds the pods to try and see if there is in o ring behind this cylinder.....but I didn't see one? Also, is the silver cylinder that holds the pod suppose to be easy to be removed? maybe this should be "glued in place"? Thanks for any advice. Pete

[@olaliljedahl9214]

This fixed my leaking Nespresso Mini. Thanks!

[@anickrombaut1264]

Hello, thanks for the instruction. Do you have also a video on how to dissamble the magimix essenza mini and how to replace the brewing unit and or put a new o-ring? Thx

[@albinzatko5535]

Hi, Anick, I have both machines Magimix and Krups Nespresso Citiz, it is exactly the same operation.

[@experiencelife3237]

I suspect this decreases the pressure inside the machine. Therefore, if you make wholes larger than default - because the metal inside is so squishy - you decrease the pressure, say from 19 bars to 14 bars, the coffee will flow easily and machine would not leake. But in that case you sacrifice high-pressure coffee to some extent. If the mesh inside is just cloged with coffee, rust, etc. then ok, perhaps you won't decreese the pressure. But enlargening the wholes with pins, that is not recommended.

[@benassy69]

By doing this you are not increasing the hole size only unclogging the holes filled with hardened caffee.

[@experiencelife3237]

​@@benassy69 there is very thin line between unclogging and expanding the holes because the metal area around the holes is made of very thin metal - this was a caution for those who clean. This video is anyways helpful, just a minor point for future tutorials. Cheers.

[@williamballantyne8845]

Brilliant! Best video on this subject!

[@benassy69]

Wow, thanks!

[@ladyhawke74]

Thank you adrian for your very helpfull videos. I have a Nespresso Xn260 (Krups umilk) I am trying to reach the filter. Dissasambling my machine worked partly. I can't get the brewing mechanism out. I can't figure out how to do that. I want to reacht the diffuser plate. It was very dirty. Can you give me and advise on how to get out the diffuser plate without getting out the brewing mechanism. Or tell me how to get out the brewing mechanism. Thanks in advance!

[@albinzatko5535]

You must to take brewing mechanism out, because no acces to diffuser plate via opening for capsules, too little place.

[@teescoffee5689]

This looks like what’s happening to my machine. Thank you!

[@giovannacubitsalmeida6986]

Amazing!! Thank you ! Fixed my machine

[@fouedcherabi3493]

Thank you Adrian, I cleaned the same room as on your video, thanks to you I drink good coffee as I like. Thank you and be well.

[@juancarlosdunick3903]

Great video, what about of the diffuser plate is not puncturing the capsule?

[@benassy69]

Means your pump is not delivering the right presure.

[@yaronfeuer4814]

Hi Adrian, first thank you! I have this issue in my expert c80 model. I did this cleaning as you advised by this thin stick even without disassembly it. Should I expect to 100% of the coffee in my cup? or normally still there is some amount coffee in the capsule bin?

[@fallenangel5911]

Thanks a million, Adrian, it worked like a charm!

[@theagentsmith]

Hi Adrian, I have a Krups KN250 with broken nozzle, I fixed it thanks to your video. However it still dripping some water because I think some holes in the diffuser are clogged and then it overpressures. How can I remove this piercing plate or diffuser plate? I located two small clips from above and pushed them with a flat screwdriver, but it doesn't fall off. This machine has a complicated servo mechanism and wanted to avoid to disassemble the entire brewing unit. Thank you!

[@uaremymuse1]

Hi Adrian, thanks for video but I’m not able to remove the diffuser plate from my C90 so I struggled with pushing a wire through each hole. However, when reassembling, the metal and plastic collar that fits over the mechanism that pushes the capsule into the diffuser, came off and when I was replacing the two pieces, the plastic collar snapped into two pieces. Any idea where I can buy the part?

[@dusteman]

just a question.. I took out the pyramid plate and i do not remember the right position for the 4 very little noses. Can you help?

[@maritaeques]

Awesome video man, thanks!!

[@jackthericker7695]

Hello, Thanks for the video. it didnt solve my problem do you think there should be an O ring there to close the gap better? any other tipp maybe that you can suggest?

[@portmanamachi]

I am also wondering..if you dont use nespresso capsules ..but alternatives..it may not fit exactly hence the leak.. I am using the Starbucks pike place capsules because I like that flavour..but have these problems :! 😊

[@gergobali7924]

Hi! Very helpfull your videos!Tthanks! My nespresso essensia have a similar issue. Don't punch out the upper side of the capsules. Do you have any idea to fix an issue like this.

[@benassy69]

That is a pressure issue coming from the pump or the diffuser plate is clogged

[@johanvanwinkoop5459]

Hi Adrian, I want to clean de diffuser of my Sage Creatista Plus. Think this solves my leaking problem I think. You have also a video of that machine?

[@edwarderic7163]

Hi, do you fix the Sage Bean tocup batista coffee machine that hit water and steam ut is not working ?

[@racketear]

Hi @Adrian, I followed all these steps, grateful for this video indeed. However, no matter how I refit the disc, which is completely clean and clear (as is the mount it goes into) it still leaks. Any ideas, or is it a new machine at this point?

[@benassy69]

Ar you using original nespresso pods or aftermarket?

[@jim-hwd]

@@benassy69It happens with both

[@chaswinder]

Hi Adrian, thank you for your very helpful videos! Do you have one that covers disassembly of machines that have a motorised brewhead mechanism rather than a manual handle to engage the head? Eg. machine "Magimix M130 Milk". Thanks

[@Bushranger4]

Hi Adrian. Great videos, Thank you. Have you ever worked on a Breville (Sage) Creatista Uno BNE500 BKS? Mine is leaking from the under the water tank after it has the tank has been correctly placed in position. So the tank doesn't leak but water floods out when it is placed in the hole meant for it. I am wondering if there is a way of clearing any blockage below the hole? Thanks Graeme.

[@benassy69]

Hello. Your problem is related to the water tank gasket. In that hole there of the machine where the water tank is inserted there is a gasket that got larger . You need to change it.

[@ksupersprint]

Thank you Adrian, great tips!

[@zamora1100]

Hi Adrian. I changed the brew unit for a new one. So complete new. Still I see water leaking. Do you have any idea how that is possible. And what I can do?

[@utuber1000]

I came to KZbin to help me decide which Nespresso machine to buy just to get greater varieties, but after learning from all these videos what a high maintenance device they are, I am rethinking my decision to buy one. I think I will stick with my ever faithful Dolce Gusto which has never given me any trouble at all in over two years, knock wood. Although the choices of capsules are not quite as extensive, they are equally as delicious as the expressos served to me at friends' homes and they are both made by the same company, so why should I switch?

[@PerformanceArt19]

High maintenance?? Hahahaha go buy a real espresso machine to know what high maintenance means

[@danielmetzler307]

I agree, best video on the subject.

[@CGOADV]

Hi Adrian! First of all, thank you very much for the videos, they are great! Could you tell me if there is a specific position to replace the diffuser plate? I did the entire procedure on my Nespresso Maestria, I cleaned all the micro holes, but now the machine does not pierce the capsules in the part that touches the diffuser plate (aluminum seal). I would be very grateful if you could help!

[@benassy69]

Hello . I have a video detailing exactly this issue. You have air în your System and the overall pressure does not reach the needed treshold unable tu punctare the alufoil. Take a look at that video for more detailes.

[@CGOADV]

@@benassy69 Thank you, Adriano! would this be the video? kzbin.info/www/bejne/rH_cc2Z4i76orsk I activated it several times without a capsule. And I descaled with vinegar. Unfortunately it still doesn't pierce the capsule. Is the diffuser plate in the right position or does it just fit until you hear the click? Thank you very much!

[@FabioLuizBraggio]

That the problem with my Nespresso Inissia, a lot of water flows out before the coffee is brewed. Do you have a video explaining how to disassemble the Inissia? Tks

[@benassy69]

Yes I have. Take a look on my channel.

[@emmanuelledenaclara7091]

Hi, thank you for this video, I had identified the issue with the Essence mini Breville Nespresson coffee machine. I have. I did the cleaning just as you showed in this video. But…now it is worth, it just leaks a lot! Could you do a video with this particular machine please? Thank you so much

[@PapaCubScout]

YOU ARE A HERO!!

[@SuperjJanSr]

I have a Krups XN 8006. It leaks as indicated in your video. I bought a new brewing system (€25) and replaced the old one. Much to my surprise it leaks the same way. What to do?

[@benassy69]

Sad to hear that. Where exactly the leak originates can you identify the place?

[@SuperjJanSr]

@@benassy69 It leaks on the front side of the waste bucket. I can not determine on which side of the cup it leaks. The "old" brewing system shows no evidence of leaking (but it leaks the same way).

[@FranciscoCabaco]

Hi Adrian, I've tried this fix and also cleaning the o-ring from your other video, but the machine keeps leaking from the part of the diffuser plate. I've poured a coffee with the machine half open and keeps leaking. It's only when I don't use a capsule at all that it doesn't leak.. any thoughts? thanks again for your help, your videos are great!

[@albinzatko5535]

I have exactly the same problem, apart of my machine leaking with capsule too.

[@jimdootson4342]

Thank you Adrian. Great video

[@scubaduba7879]

I have Essenza mini leaking in the brew chamber. Top lever gets hot and water leaks behind cup into catch container below. I disassembled and cleaned disk as described, but problem is not resolved.

[@BackatchaBooks]

Hey Adrian, thanks for the channel !!! You are keeping world well caffeinated and alert. I have Gran Maestria machine. Tried your diffuser cleaning, descaling, and pump priming. Pods still not being punctured on the diffuser side. Any other recommendations before abandoning this machine? Thanks for any direction !!!!

[@benassy69]

1 the pump might be to weak or 2 the small knives inside the capsule chamber are bent.

[@gruvzstock8969]

i have this problem as well. it seems to have started after switching to an off brand capsule. Did you sort yours out? Does it work now?

[@anaccv]

Hi all, I also tried all the above, but still not perforating the front of the capsules. (In the meantime I’ve been perforating them before inserting in the machine, it kinda helps) Any idea how to check/fix the pump/knives? Adrian, your videos are great! Thanks for sharing them! :)

[@alansunderland584]

A way to get the diffuser plate out without dissembling the machine is to carefully drill a hole to the right of the rubber plug and get access to the clip that way.

[@allezvenga7617]

Thanks for your sharing

[@fernaner]

@benassy69 I'commented in another video a bit ago. Thanks for your instructive videos. While I still need to figure out what's wrong with my UD50, I was able to get the diffuser plate out and clean it. I just need to know why water is coming out behind it, directly into the used-pod bin. Cheers from the USA (via MDQ)

[@willo7979]

Question: what the correct plate orientation while putting it back?

[@willo7979]

Found it. The plate has a notch along its perimeter, align this either top or bottom.

[@jaseni]

I have a problem with the Delonghi Nespresso Citiz EN 167, when I insert the capsule it first ejects water and only then coffee

[@petercorona10]

Fabulous! Just fabulous!! Thank you!!

[@frogfeatherbdamned]

Great vid but unfortunately after my machine is still leaking from the top. Only when using a pod. Water shoots up from the top but i cleaned each tiny hole and the tap at the front. Any suggestions?

[@nadiaalexandre4812]

I have the same issue.

[@tiagosantos_ss]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[@tonyhenriques3978]

Any chance to show how to get at the diffuser plate in a Delonghi EN85B machine in order to unclog it please? 🙏

[@benassy69]

That is the newer model and don't have it yet in my shop. Once I get my hands on one of them I will make a video.

[@bombersander]

Hey thanks so much for the instructions! I took my delonghi apart yesterday and cleaned it out completely. It performs a lot better but it still leaks from the top of the cupholder, after making 2 cups of coffee in succession it pours out from under the lever. Is there maybe another seal in there or something that might be old? If you have any idea, you'd be my savior!

[@benassy69]

Hello. Have You changed the big o-ring inside the brewing mecanism? I have a diffenet video in my channel showing how.

[@bombersander]

@@benassy69 Thank you so much! I will replace the o-ring asap, trying to find a suitable replacement!

[@clairebernardo117]

Hi Adrian, I have an xn110. I took the machine apart and removed the disc and cleaning it well and it worked!! However after a couple of cups of coffee it started leaking again exactly like before into the tray below. I don’t get it as I had cleaned the disc well as it was clogged. How can it happen again so soon? Maybe the disc can be replaced? Thanks for your help

[@benassy69]

Hello ....you need to change the orign also.

[@jaztal4859]

Hi, I have to replace my diffuser plate bacause I found it has been broken slightly from the center, but I can't find a new one from web. Can you give me some advice?

[@gkgreg1]

Hi, did you ever repair a EN750.MB Lattissima Pro? It's the pump pressure?

[@benassy69]

I did not repair this model but other Lattissima variants. I also have some videos on my Chanel.

[@antreasnicolaou1404]

Hello, i did everything but it is still leaking water if capsule is inside. If there is not capsule then there is no leak. Any ideas?

[@steferrari85]

Hi, thanks a lot for the video! My machine is a Krups XN2107. I followed your instructions and I've managed to disassembly and clean the machine properly, but unfortunately it's still leaking water. The machine is very old now, around 15 years... before I change it, do you think there's anything else that I could try? Thank you!

[@Tulk99]

Probably the o-ring if the diffuser is clean. Had the same problem on my machine where diffuser is clean but it leaked around the back of the pod near the o-ring.

[@Heathfloors]

The original nespresso capsules are not copyrighted BUT the filter gauze inside is and so is the silicon seal around the lip...non Nespresso(copy) capsules do not have either the gauze or sealing ring and that is another reason many non Nespresso capsuled do not function correctly..

[@PedroGift]

Didn't work in my case. Cleaned the difusor plate, then with a needle as you did, but ot still leaks from that gap.

[@Sheherezada]

Hello, do you have any idea why that diffuser plate doesn’s do those holes in the capsule so the coffee can get out? The capsule get only the 3 holes where the water comes in, but the square ones in front not anymore😢

[@benassy69]

Bună Andreea. The holes in front ar not perforated they are created by presure from the pump. In your case the pump is not providing enough presure to perforate the aluminium cap of the pod. You need to repair or change the pump.

[@gruvzstock8969]

@@benassy69 thank you for this reply. this is exactly the problem i now have with my nespresso essenza mini (the front does not have holes on diffuser side) . bummer. is the pump problem possible due to air in the pump? Thank you!!

[@agw5425]

Hope this will work on my old D111 so I do not need to throw it away, thank you for the tip.

[@luisadusud]

Hello! Unfortunately I just broke the diffuser while following your tutorial. Do you know where I could buy this little piece? I cant find it on internet...

[@chaswinder]

Your best bet might be to buy another broken machine that failed for a different reason, and pirate the part from that. I've successfully done this to source a replacement pump for a coffee machine.

[@amaliavet]

I wanted to ask you, if it is possible to take out and keep only the charger of the aeroccino (Citiz&Milk). I'm going to get another machine that doesn't make cold milk froth and I want to keep my aeroccino for making cold milk foam.

[@benassy69]

Hi. It is complicated to take out the fronter charger au of the stand. You will need to rework the cables and stuff. But what you can do is to search for a used aerrocinno stand on ebay and buy one. It is not that expensive and they should fit.

[@amaliavet]

@@benassy69 Thank you!

[@batyagilbert-koplow8114]

do you know how to repair a leak on a espresso and coffee barista system? It is brand new

[@norbertpalfi8703]

Salut Adrian. Eu am o problemă cu clapa de închidere nu mai stă închisă după ce se adaugă capsula trebuie să țin de ea ca să fac o cafea. Aparatul este tip Nespresso, marca blokker Aștept un videoclip dacă se poate

[@Harfinou]

How to go inside and clean the clogged filter on a Nespresso Type C123 ?

[@PaulCobbaut]

Thanks for sharing this video!

[@alessiocentritto]

Hey there, love your videos, been watching a few but still haven’t found one that points me in the right direction on what the cause of my leaking machine could be. My delonghi inissia started leaking clear water from the bottom, I’ve done the descaling process and while doing it no one drop came out, only leaks when a capsule is present in the machine. Any ideas? Appreciate your help!!

[@Traidere]

Hello, I have the same problem, were you able to fix the problem?

[@benassy69]

Try changing the Oring

[@danielmetzler307]

I agree, best video on this subject

[@pietvandorssen9818]

Hello Adrian, I am working in a Repair Café and my specialty is coffee machines. Although several years of experience a repair not always is successful. A bisar problem has lead me to you and I hope that you are able to help. At the moment I have two Krups (Gran) Maestra XN8105 machines. Both were brought for repair because they were leaking inside the machines. In both cases I have replaced the brewing units and that stopped the leaking inside. However during the preparation of coffee water streams over the front side of the machine. I checked and cleaned the nozzles which helped a bit but still both machines are leaking. I have tested both machines with and without cups but the result is the same. Hope you have an idea. Piet

[@benassy69]

Some droplets of water inside the used capsule chamber și normal . Let's say 10 drops per cup. Is you have a stream of water during brewing then is not normal. Change the big oring.

[@pietvandorssen9818]

@@benassy69 it is indeed a stream of water. The brewing unit is new so including the o-ring.Any other suggestion?

[@benassy69]

Inside the brewing mechanism there is a big spring that pushes on the capsule. Try pulling a little bit on it to make it bigger.

[@pietvandorssen9818]

@@benassy69 Thanks, I will try.

[@GoliathAngelus]

I have the same problem with my Le cube but don t see a disassembly video

[@Carlos.USA88]

Hello Adrian, in your opinion which model is the one that is less likely to suffer from this problem, or is there a model with an easy to remove diffuser ? Or a diffuser that can be easily replaced ?

[@benassy69]

Unfortunately no. All units have this issue. The model that I find easier to clean is Nespresso Citiz.

[@Carlos.USA88]

@@benassy69 indeed. I wish there was a model with a sort of plug and play diffuser component

[@jon2xantonio]

Very helpful indeed!

[@juanvelez4309]

It worked!!!! Thank you thank you thank you

[@MrLiathach]

I get water leaking from my machine, but also get coffee granules going into the cup. When I eject the pod, I find that the foil has ripped on the pod

[@daviddionisio]

interesting and good explanations thanks