Krups XP - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

You may have a faulty power module which provides the power to the display module. You can call one of the service centers listed by Krups and they will sell you the power module kit ($50-55) which includes the display control module. I think they also sell the display control module by itself but most likely it is the power module board that failed. Replacing the control module is rather difficult. Ask Krups for a warranty repair but if you decide to do the repair yourself it makes sense to just replace the power board and see if the old display module works.

Hi,

The error 06 comes after start up and machine in auto test - happens because of more than one problem. However first unplug the machine and then remove the water tank filter (the cylinder inside the water tank) and wash it up. Actually the filter should probably be replaced. However fix it back in the water tank and tide it safely upon the exit ring.Now restart the machine and let it perform the automatic self testing.

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circuit board need resetting

Tenho uma krups ea8010 aparece c?digo de erro 05 s? pede a manuten??o e ficam as luzes todas acesas j? fiz todo o processo de limpeza e n?o sai dai

ChoccyBar, THANK YOU. You're answer was so helpful. I have the XP7230 and all of the sudden had exact same problem, machine wouldn't not register a full tank. After reading this I checked the floating piece and saw that it was not floating with a full tank like it is supposed to. Had to obstruct it to keep it afloat as well, and voila, it worked. Ahh... what a relief to have my machine working again. Coffee has never tasted so good.

sounds like the tubing slipped off its connector inside the machine. Pump is sucking air.

the gasket needs to be replaced. I just had to replace mine. http://www.krupsonlinestore.com/product_detail.asp?T1=KRW+MS-620342&MENU=&SELECT=&SKW=xp4030

Here is a link for the manual. It says on Krups web sight they have a 1 year warranty,
http://www.krupsonlinestore.com/manual/55360.pdf

After I changed piston sealing I get the same error 09. It was caused by missing connection to the thermoblock temperature sensor. In my case both connectors for thermocouple were cracked. They are located directly on the body of thermoblock, below two fuses, covered by rubber housing. After I solder them again on the position error 09 disappeared. Unfortunately it is necessary to open at least front panel of the machine. Moreover I tink that there is also important to save polarity of those two cables.

Maybe the grind is too fine and it is building up too much back pressure. Max is normally around 15 bar, more than that and the pump stops functioning. Also try another silver bucket that holds the grounds, if it is double walled sometimes grinds too small can block them between the skins. There was often a single wall bucket available that eliminated the blockage problem.

The pump is probably bone dry, you will need to put some water into it under pressure. I have a piece of hose in my workshop that fits the seal that the tank engages into, it's about 8 to 10" long. I engage the hose, fill it with water, activate the pump and seal my mouth over the hose and blow as hard as I can like I'm blowing up a balloon, it rarely fails.

Did you check to see if the heating element is not open?

It is clear that there is a problem with water supply. Check if pump works, if it does, there is blockage in water supply to pump. Check and clean.

Sounds like the power supply to the board you mention is struggling, does it read anything intelligable?

If it is brand new you should not be expected to figure it out, take it back to the shop. Any messing about with a brand new appliance can only harm your guarantee, let them figure it out. It sounds like the pump valves are dry or stuck.

Code 05 for my KRUPS EA 8050?

no normal fix it requires worshop inetervention to replace the seal

Has it been cleaned with white vinegar?

Nothing happens.