It is also possible that the leak came from the pump as well most likely your lines are also clogged up with fine ground coffee past the brewer which stops the water from flowing and causes excess pressure which eventually either busts a water line or makes the pump push the water out past the caseing of the machine. Very time consuming finding the leak as well as replaceing the parts that are broken. If you have any further questions message me back. Thanks
Rick
p.s just curious because i ask all customers dealing with coffee and expressor machines what was the grind set to when you ground your coffee?
Thank you. My ground setting is on 2.
2 is very good but you do have to realize coffee is made up of oil and there is only so long through an area that the mixture of coffee grinds,water, and the oil thats inside coffee causes a blockage. How long have you had the unit?
If you have any further questions message me back. Please also remember when our chat has fully concluded to rank how this opinion has helped in your appliance situation. By doing this it allows me to continue helping others in similar situations in the future. Thanks again
Rick
I opened the machine and tricked it to pull a shot with the back and top removed. (Advice from a shop who sells parts) I was able to see the water leaking from the heat exchange assembly. I guess I'll order the part and see if I can change it out. Thank you for your suggestions. I'll watch my coffee type once I either fix this or bust it and buy a new one. =) p.s. I've had this machine for at least 5 years now. Love it while it worked!
One last thing whenever you clean the machine make sure you also clean the nozzle head with a pin or needle this removes any build up at the head. You shouldnt have a problem though you grind level is low not like others who always grind at 8 or higher. Take care and Thanks again
Rick
Nozzle head? The dispenser head or are you referring to something else?
You say dispenser and I say the nozzle same thing others call a steam wand a portabello. Any way the spot where the water and coffee come out of and then go into your cup is where you would use the needle of pin. If you have any further questions message me back Thanks again
Rick
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