After watching a few videos that should've been titled "Watch me blunder about trying to get this apart" , its a joy to watch you demonstrate where the clips are and how to disengage them. Thank you.
Awesome video very long but it was worth watching - then I had the video beside me and kept stopping and starting it when I was doing the job. Took me about 4 hours (I am a 57 year old housewife not an electrician!) and could not get the 2 halves back together at the end after an hour or more trying so I gave it a bang with the hammer that did the trick. Thanks so much for the video saved getting a new machine!
I admire your patience! I am such a capsule addict I have lost count of how many machines I gone thru!. Bought the above model from the dump shop but slider had completely worn. Still I had to strip it for the sake of it. Perhaps the most painful appliance I had ever stripped down. Just saved the pump just in case I go camping and need a high pressure pup to force water thru a reverse osmosis membrane. Today I visited the dump shop again, scored another mod EN-125 the discontinued automatic one I already had a broken one. Managed to make one good one out of 2 and give them an overhaul. Just love Nespresso!
Your Tuto is the best for this machine but I have fixed the problem for 50 cents with a simple O’Ring inserted in the valve ! Size of the tore 1,6mm Diameter 15,9x19,1 mm
Thanks for a great instructional video ! I repaired it so quickly with your step by step guide. Took me less than 10 minutes to disassemble and put back together!
Nice video. In my case i just screwed of the cap turned the little black nipple and checked that the position between the black sealing and white sealing is correct. assemble the cap while holding the sealinh together. It works without the spare part.
Man, thanks very much for this video. it took me a while to pry the large sidepiece off, but then everything was a piece of cake. On mine there was water coming out under the machine, when running it and it turned out, that the nipple, where the waterhose connects to, going into the pump had broken off. There is no pressure on this part, so I glued it back on with super glue, and presently it runs well. Thanks a lot!
@@jimminycricket6618 You are very right about this: Lavazza, the Italian Espresso-Coffee company is offering bio-degradable caps, and man: they test like the real deal from the barista next door!
Thanks for the video here. The hardest part was getting the two halves apart. I ordered the part number you recommended. The part I received did not have the black cap thing on it. It seems to work without it, but if anyone else could weigh in I’d appreciate it.
Was very helpful for me, thanks. I for one even didn‘t replace the valve, just cleaned it and it works again. Only issue is the cutting of the retainer clips. I had to bend new ones with some spare wire. In the end: No costs, just 30 min work, that‘s it. Enjoy my espresso again
Hmmm my machine has started leaking from somewhere inside. Still works sorta but leaves a puddle. Not sure its worth the effort of repairing, especially trying to get that plastic case in half. Will use up the rest of my capsules and it's going in the bin then back to the espresso machine.
This video helped massively. Although when ordering a replacement part they sent the one without the black cap. Does this matter at all? Trying to find one with the black cap seems impossible. Cheers
This video helped a lot for me too, thanks for the step by step. I didn't have to replace the valve, just the black knob had come unscrewed that holds in the diaphragm. Side note, what was the background music? Pretty decent but I couldn't identify it. Can you share who that band was?
When I took off the metal panels, I could see water coming out somewhere around this pressure value (called a regulator here, part 29: coffeemachineparts.com.au/index.php/coffee-machine-parts/nespresso-spare-parts/nespresso-en125-pixie-spare-parts). But after I took the left half off like you show @2:45-@3:00, I tried running it again to verify where the water was coming from, but I couldn't get any--I think it needs back pressure to leak. I'll probably buy the part and see if that solves the problem, but are there other parts in that vicinity that tend to leak?
(replying to myself) ...and further down that page, they call it a "Nespresso EN 125 Flow Adjuster", and give it a different part #! But it looks the same.
Hi Michael, There are definitely other areas that “could”’ leak, but based on the amount of people still looking at this video I would say the part I replaced is the most likely cause. Good luck!
Hi, thank you for the clear disassembly video. I have a pixie which will not stay on. If I click the power button down, it is followed by an off click, almost like a solenoid disengaging. Is this also a pressure issue?
Hi Christopher, I’m glad you found it useful. I don’t know the ins and outs of the control mechanisms. Given the troubles with this model, I would probably just buy another model. Mine ended up with the same leaking issue, so it went in the bin. It was hard to see it go, but it wasn’t worth more time and effort. I had mine for 4 years before it kicked the bucket. I have friends with the magimix inissia who haven’t had any issues, but I imagine every model will have its demons. Good luck.
hello Jimmimy, can you tell me please where the small black plastic part belongs to, as shown when the video starts at 0:14, below the chrome metal lever. I got this machine in parts, and don't know where to install this small part ;) thanks
hi first of all thank you for your video, i'm french sorry if the written english is not perfect. I wanted to know if it was not easier for the blow to replace only the damaged valve, so as not to have all of the hose to replace. thank you in advance for your response, and thank you for this great video
Hi Jean-Baptiste - i don’t know if it would work. It is easier to replace the valve only. Update on my machine - it’s leaking again! Bonne chance! The reason I bought this machine was because of the time I spent living in France.
Thanks for your answer, I will test as soon as I receive the damaged part. I have the machine ready for 9 years now, I would like to repair it anyway. 😅😉 I will keep you posted on the progress and my success or not. 😂
Good review disassembling that abomination of a machine. I’m glad the new EU laws are coming in next year that requires everything to be serviceable which this pixie machine is not
Tom Curtis the band is my friend’s band Dubnut. Translucent is the first song, Open is the 2nd. Hear HQDNEP soundcloud.com/user-294043216-417612399/sets/hqdnep
CAn I ask how the water was leaking? Mine only leaks when I make a coffee but if I press the button with no coffee pod it doesn’t leak. I saw a video of a guy changing the o ring in the brewing unit. I’m gonna try that.
Hi Tulio, mine leaked intermittently while making coffee. I didn’t try it without a pod, but that makes sense since the pod will create the seal which is needed for the pressure to brew. No pressure, no leak.
@@jimminycricket6618 hi there bu tried changing the o ring the brewing unit but it still leaks. Where did u but your pressure valve btw? I can’t find it online
Hi Adam, sorry i no longer have the machine but i believe it is a torx head screw. I don’t know what size, you will need to borrow or buy a set of torx bits or screwdrivers.
Hey man, when you change they valve, did you change the setting on the valve at all ? I’m trying to see whether you tighten or loosen the plastic part at all. Mine has this issue that if it runs out of water and I run the pump, it sucks some air and then it cannot get rid of that air. I open it up and the only way to get rid of that air is if I loosen the plastic part bleed it. After that it works but I still wonder if I have to replace my valve to fix it or that’s how these are.
Nikos Kaldaras Hi Nikos, no I didn’t change the setting for the new valve. When it first broke i tried loosening then tightening the old valve but it didn’t fix the old one. Good luck!
Hi Jimminy! Great video, however, could you provide me with guidance on how to dissemble even more the machine to be able to change the 2 handles/pieces (that are beneath the lever) when they are broken. My machine felt on the ground... Thank you very much in advance!
hi jimminy, I finally received my spare part, I also managed to remove the side cover. I could notice a small difference with the new part, it is that it is not equipped with O-ring. I don't know if you had the same thing. thanks again for your video which helped me a lot. ciao
Hi Danielle - i took the sides off and could see exactly where the water was coming from while making coffee. I tried tightening the cap and cleaning the parts but that did not fix it. There was no water coming from the area of the o-rings.
T Law - no I didnt, there’s nothing to the valve, so it was strange. I think it had to do with how tightly the cap was put on. Cleaning it and putting it back together didn’t help.
Jimminy Cricket how long has your machine run without leaking since? I ordered the part and giving this a go. I thought about just cleaning the value, but then read this comment.
Hi, I followed the video step by step. Still leaking. Any suggestions of what it could be? I made sure that the valve was snapped into place securely. I'm wondering if it could be a clog in the spout assembly, which is backing up the water.
Jimmy Chi you need to make coffee with the sides off of the machine to see where the water is coming from. If the valve is new it is probably another piece or connection
I had to remove the left-side spring on the sliding spout before the cover would come off. Otherwise, it went as the video shows. Haven't ordered the part yet. Fingers crossed that this will cure my leak problem, because it was a pain in the rear to pry that cover off.
Our Pixie had the same problem. Thanks to this Video I was able to fix it and we can enjoy the coffee again. Part Numbers: Regulator 0065983; (Press. hose 280 cpl. mount. damper, pump-TB ) Seal 0061701; ( O-Ring 3,40 x 1,90 EPDM V3 70; Shore black ) After opening the machine it looks like this: th-cam.com/video/lVYCsymYGIM/w-d-xo.html
smontando la macchina esce la molla sopra dove si inserisce la capsula non va vedere come si rimette anzi non c'è del tutto nel video - qualche suggerimento?
Hi Jimminy, thanks for the video! It’s awesome!! Would you please tell me if this valve fits model Nespresso TX160 Pixie Clips? I’m considering buying it or finally to bring the coffee machine to the repairment service since I’m not sure where I can buy this specific detail (I’ve checked ebay, amazon and aliexpress and couldn’t find any substitutions). Thank you very much in advance!
@@stevereichbach41 Hi Steve, sorry I am not familiar with that model. It had to open my machine and compare the leaking part to the pictures on the vendor websites.
Deses - The clips i cut at 3:49 i assume you can remove without cutting but since my new part had clips installed i just cut them, it was much easier. If you are talking about something else reply with the time in the video.
Band : Dubnut - Songs: Translucent and Open. Their channel has their songs, just search for their channel “dubnut music” or soundcloud.com/user-294043216-417612399
the link you sent Luis Morais to buy the pressure valve leads to another pressure valve without the black cap. nomarsupply.com/search?controller=search&orderby=position&orderway=desc&search_query=MS-0065983+&submit_search Does this valve without a black cap fit the Nespresso Pixie? I only find this one everywhere, is it a further development? Thank you for your help.
Thanks for the instructions; got it removed, but then I tried to replace the electronic part and was not able to remove the other side (which is necessary to remove the circuit board). This construction is a great rubbish and has by far not the attribute "sustainable". Shame on the Krups engeneering. Machine will end up now in the electronic waste bin!
Buongiorno la mia nespresso Pixie non esce più acqua ho messo la polvere per la calcarea.. Ma purtroppo è stato peggio.. Cosa posso fare per sbloccarla?
I don't see the part on Amazon, and all the other places I've found it want $$$ shipping, or have prices in euros (which probably also means expensive shipping). Do you have a link to the part on Amazon?
After seeing this my best advice would be: never buy a Krups machine! Apparently they don't want (you) to repair their stuff. Otherwise they would have come up with a simpler way to open the machine. This is just rubbish.
tuto mal fait ! pas d'explication ça débute par la machine déja a moitié demontée - c'est mal filmé on voit mal et en prime la musique est insuportable- crispante !
After watching a few videos that should've been titled "Watch me blunder about trying to get this apart" , its a joy to watch you demonstrate where the clips are and how to disengage them. Thank you.
Awesome video very long but it was worth watching - then I had the video beside me and kept stopping and starting it when I was doing the job. Took me about 4 hours (I am a 57 year old housewife not an electrician!) and could not get the 2 halves back together at the end after an hour or more trying so I gave it a bang with the hammer that did the trick. Thanks so much for the video saved getting a new machine!
Ha ha, hammer, you are daring, well done.
Thank you so much for this video! I repaired my Nespresso myself with no problem at all!! Thank you Jimminy!!
I admire your patience! I am such a capsule addict I have lost count of how many machines I gone thru!. Bought the above model from the dump shop but slider had completely worn. Still I had to strip it for the sake of it. Perhaps the most painful appliance I had ever stripped down. Just saved the pump just in case I go camping and need a high pressure pup to force water thru a reverse osmosis membrane. Today I visited the dump shop again, scored another mod EN-125 the discontinued automatic one I already had a broken one. Managed to make one good one out of 2 and give them an overhaul. Just love Nespresso!
Thanks, now i made a good impression in my family in law :D
Your Tuto is the best for this machine but I have fixed the problem for 50 cents with a simple O’Ring inserted in the valve !
Size of the tore 1,6mm Diameter 15,9x19,1 mm
That wasn’t easy, but done and it worked out, thanks for sharing your experience.
Thanks for a great instructional video ! I repaired it so quickly with your step by step guide. Took me less than 10 minutes to disassemble and put back together!
Спасибо, чувак! Благодаря этому видео я разобрал эту проклятую кофемашину и смог оставить на место шланг который отвалился.
Nice video. In my case i just screwed of the cap turned the little black nipple and checked that the position between the black sealing and white sealing is correct. assemble the cap while holding the sealinh together. It works without the spare part.
Thank you very much for this video.
Man, thanks very much for this video. it took me a while to pry the large sidepiece off, but then everything was a piece of cake. On mine there was water coming out under the machine, when running it and it turned out, that the nipple, where the waterhose connects to, going into the pump had broken off. There is no pressure on this part, so I glued it back on with super glue, and presently it runs well. Thanks a lot!
Johnny Walker glad to help! The coffee that comes out of this thing is worth the trouble.
@@jimminycricket6618 You are very right about this: Lavazza, the Italian Espresso-Coffee company is offering bio-degradable caps, and man: they test like the real deal from the barista next door!
Thanks for the video here. The hardest part was getting the two halves apart. I ordered the part number you recommended. The part I received did not have the black cap thing on it. It seems to work without it, but if anyone else could weigh in I’d appreciate it.
Was very helpful for me, thanks. I for one even didn‘t replace the valve, just cleaned it and it works again. Only issue is the cutting of the retainer clips. I had to bend new ones with some spare wire. In the end: No costs, just 30 min work, that‘s it. Enjoy my espresso again
There is no way for us to keep the retainer clips eh? Does your machine still work well now? Thanks
@@nphuonganh1511 No, not essentially. Our machine still works well after I have repaired it
thank you, saved my life
Glad to help!
Por fin un video con la válvula de agua, genial
Hmmm my machine has started leaking from somewhere inside. Still works sorta but leaves a puddle. Not sure its worth the effort of repairing, especially trying to get that plastic case in half. Will use up the rest of my capsules and it's going in the bin then back to the espresso machine.
This video helped massively. Although when ordering a replacement part they sent the one without the black cap. Does this matter at all? Trying to find one with the black cap seems impossible. Cheers
This video helped a lot for me too, thanks for the step by step. I didn't have to replace the valve, just the black knob had come unscrewed that holds in the diaphragm. Side note, what was the background music? Pretty decent but I couldn't identify it. Can you share who that band was?
Hi Andy. Glad it helped. The band is my friend’s - their channel is here th-cam.com/play/PLA71TLpDWnlOTKeYIZ7-2Cjv8sKloAWND.html
When I took off the metal panels, I could see water coming out somewhere around this pressure value (called a regulator here, part 29: coffeemachineparts.com.au/index.php/coffee-machine-parts/nespresso-spare-parts/nespresso-en125-pixie-spare-parts). But after I took the left half off like you show @2:45-@3:00, I tried running it again to verify where the water was coming from, but I couldn't get any--I think it needs back pressure to leak. I'll probably buy the part and see if that solves the problem, but are there other parts in that vicinity that tend to leak?
(replying to myself) ...and further down that page, they call it a "Nespresso EN 125 Flow Adjuster", and give it a different part #! But it looks the same.
Hi Michael, There are definitely other areas that “could”’ leak, but based on the amount of people still looking at this video I would say the part I replaced is the most likely cause. Good luck!
Hi, thank you for the clear disassembly video. I have a pixie which will not stay on. If I click the power button down, it is followed by an off click, almost like a solenoid disengaging. Is this also a pressure issue?
Hi Christopher, I’m glad you found it useful. I don’t know the ins and outs of the control mechanisms. Given the troubles with this model, I would probably just buy another model. Mine ended up with the same leaking issue, so it went in the bin. It was hard to see it go, but it wasn’t worth more time and effort. I had mine for 4 years before it kicked the bucket. I have friends with the magimix inissia who haven’t had any issues, but I imagine every model will have its demons. Good luck.
@@jimminycricket6618 Ya I think you're right. We've had ours for 4 years too. Seems to be the built in age of obsolescence!
hello Jimmimy, can you tell me please where the small black plastic part belongs to, as shown when the video starts at 0:14, below the chrome metal lever. I got this machine in parts, and don't know where to install this small part ;) thanks
Did you figure it out till today? Same problem here
right low corner of the side, that on the stopframe
@@wolfgangdirnberger1003 Here is what I think you are talking about th-cam.com/video/szNR6gc60tU/w-d-xo.html
@@apriorious4424 Thanks for helping out the community here.
I posted a quick post with the part location th-cam.com/video/szNR6gc60tU/w-d-xo.html
hi first of all thank you for your video, i'm french sorry if the written english is not perfect. I wanted to know if it was not easier for the blow to replace only the damaged valve, so as not to have all of the hose to replace. thank you in advance for your response, and thank you for this great video
Hi Jean-Baptiste - i don’t know if it would work. It is easier to replace the valve only. Update on my machine - it’s leaking again! Bonne chance! The reason I bought this machine was because of the time I spent living in France.
Thanks for your answer,
I will test as soon as I receive the damaged part. I have the machine ready for 9 years now, I would like to repair it anyway. 😅😉 I will keep you posted on the progress and my success or not. 😂
Good review disassembling that abomination of a machine. I’m glad the new EU laws are coming in next year that requires everything to be serviceable which this pixie machine is not
What does this valve do exactly?
Mine is leaking from underneath of thermoblock, from the left side of the valve, the valve is OK. This is the second Nespresso with the same issue.
Where does one buy this part?
Who's the band and what's the name of the song used in the video ?🤔
Tom Curtis the band is my friend’s band Dubnut. Translucent is the first song, Open is the 2nd. Hear HQDNEP soundcloud.com/user-294043216-417612399/sets/hqdnep
I just repaired my pixie!! You are the man!! Thanks!!!
Glad to help!
Very helpful. Unfortunately I still couldn't fix the leaking capsule holder.
I've just fixed my Pixie, had the same problem. The nozzle was extremely dirty, after cleaning it the leaking stoppped.
CAn I ask how the water was leaking? Mine only leaks when I make a coffee but if I press the button with no coffee pod it doesn’t leak. I saw a video of a guy changing the o ring in the brewing unit. I’m gonna try that.
Hi Tulio, mine leaked intermittently while making coffee. I didn’t try it without a pod, but that makes sense since the pod will create the seal which is needed for the pressure to brew. No pressure, no leak.
@@jimminycricket6618 hi there bu tried changing the o ring the brewing unit but it still leaks. Where did u but your pressure valve btw? I can’t find it online
I dont see it where i bought it, but a google search for “krups pixie pressure valve” reveals a few vendors
What kind of tool do I need to remove the handle (allowing me to remove the plastic cover)? It’s not a standard Allen/hex key.
Hi Adam, sorry i no longer have the machine but i believe it is a torx head screw. I don’t know what size, you will need to borrow or buy a set of torx bits or screwdrivers.
Hey man, when you change they valve, did you change the setting on the valve at all ? I’m trying to see whether you tighten or loosen the plastic part at all.
Mine has this issue that if it runs out of water and I run the pump, it sucks some air and then it cannot get rid of that air. I open it up and the only way to get rid of that air is if I loosen the plastic part bleed it. After that it works but I still wonder if I have to replace my valve to fix it or that’s how these are.
Nikos Kaldaras Hi Nikos, no I didn’t change the setting for the new valve. When it first broke i tried loosening then tightening the old valve but it didn’t fix the old one. Good luck!
Jimminy Cricket sounds like I will get a valve and change it. Thank you for the video and the reply Jimminy!
Hi Jimminy! Great video, however, could you provide me with guidance on how to dissemble even more the machine to be able to change the 2 handles/pieces (that are beneath the lever) when they are broken. My machine felt on the ground... Thank you very much in advance!
Hi Anna, sorry I don't have any additional detailed video from the disassembly.
hi jimminy, I finally received my spare part, I also managed to remove the side cover. I could notice a small difference with the new part, it is that it is not equipped with O-ring. I don't know if you had the same thing. thanks again for your video which helped me a lot. ciao
Jean-Baptiste Molineris The new part does not come with new o-rings I had to use the old ones.
Hey! I know this is old buy have you found any fuse inside the Pixie? I accidentally plugged mine to a 220v. Now its not working.
I do not recall a fuse and i no longer have my machine so i cant check, sorry.
How did you determine that it was the pressure valve vs an o-ring?
Hi Danielle - i took the sides off and could see exactly where the water was coming from while making coffee. I tried tightening the cap and cleaning the parts but that did not fix it. There was no water coming from the area of the o-rings.
Got it. Thanks!
can someone please tell me what is the part number for the part? thanks
Nice video. Did you determine why the old valve was malfunctioning?
T Law - no I didnt, there’s nothing to the valve, so it was strange. I think it had to do with how tightly the cap was put on. Cleaning it and putting it back together didn’t help.
Jimminy Cricket how long has your machine run without leaking since? I ordered the part and giving this a go. I thought about just cleaning the value, but then read this comment.
Your video was very helpful. Thank you very much !!
It’s really useful, nice video!
Where was your machine leaking: into the tray, or out of the bottom? I've seen both and want to make sure this repair fixes the correct problem.
My machine was leaking out the bottom, not into the tray.
Great Song 👍
Hi, I followed the video step by step. Still leaking. Any suggestions of what it could be? I made sure that the valve was snapped into place securely. I'm wondering if it could be a clog in the spout assembly, which is backing up the water.
Jimmy Chi you need to make coffee with the sides off of the machine to see where the water is coming from. If the valve is new it is probably another piece or connection
I had to remove the left-side spring on the sliding spout before the cover would come off. Otherwise, it went as the video shows. Haven't ordered the part yet. Fingers crossed that this will cure my leak problem, because it was a pain in the rear to pry that cover off.
Tarek Ghazi yes, it was a pain glad this helped. Good luck
Our Pixie had the same problem. Thanks to this Video I was able to fix it and we can enjoy the coffee again.
Part Numbers: Regulator 0065983; (Press. hose 280 cpl. mount. damper, pump-TB )
Seal 0061701; ( O-Ring 3,40 x 1,90 EPDM V3 70; Shore black )
After opening the machine it looks like this: th-cam.com/video/lVYCsymYGIM/w-d-xo.html
Thanks, it was very helpful to fix my machine...
smontando la macchina esce la molla sopra dove si inserisce la capsula non va vedere come si rimette anzi non c'è del tutto nel video - qualche suggerimento?
Hi, i have a delonghi pixie, when turn on the machine, steam comes out for a few seconds, Is it the valve's fault?
ItalosVEVO. I did not see that symptom. I would be very careful diagnosing if steam is coming out,
Hi ,
Could you be so kind to send me the link for buying the pressure valve ... thanks luis
LUIS MORAIS here is where i bought it nomarsupply.com/search?controller=search&orderby=position&orderway=desc&search_query=MS-0065983+&submit_search=
Hi Jimminy, thanks for the video! It’s awesome!! Would you please tell me if this valve fits model Nespresso TX160 Pixie Clips? I’m considering buying it or finally to bring the coffee machine to the repairment service since I’m not sure where I can buy this specific detail (I’ve checked ebay, amazon and aliexpress and couldn’t find any substitutions). Thank you very much in advance!
@@stevereichbach41 Hi Steve, sorry I am not familiar with that model. It had to open my machine and compare the leaking part to the pictures on the vendor websites.
Thank you so much for posting this !!!
No problem, glad it was useful.
no se ve como ha quitado los laterales
Song and band names please
Can you open these clips without cutting them???
Deses - The clips i cut at 3:49 i assume you can remove without cutting but since my new part had clips installed i just cut them, it was much easier. If you are talking about something else reply with the time in the video.
where did you buy the parts...?
Kathy Georgieva nomarsupply[dot]com
Faz vídeo aulas traduzido, obrigado que Deus abençoe sempre.
Why the music?
Band : Dubnut - Songs: Translucent and Open. Their channel has their songs, just search for their channel “dubnut music” or soundcloud.com/user-294043216-417612399
Hello, I used vinegar to clean out the water line . What do you use for your machine - thank you - hope you reply .
@@vision1707 I use vinegar as well.
Thanks for a great video and for introducing me to the excellent band of Dubnut!
the link you sent Luis Morais to buy the pressure valve leads to another pressure valve without the black cap.
nomarsupply.com/search?controller=search&orderby=position&orderway=desc&search_query=MS-0065983+&submit_search
Does this valve without a black cap fit the Nespresso Pixie? I only find this one everywhere, is it a further development? Thank you for your help.
Thanks for the instructions; got it removed, but then I tried to replace the electronic part and was not able to remove the other side (which is necessary to remove the circuit board). This construction is a great rubbish and has by far not the attribute "sustainable". Shame on the Krups engeneering. Machine will end up now in the electronic waste bin!
This was definitely designed to be put together easily, not serviced. It’s too bad most things are made to be junked nowadays.
How weird - you don't have a ground wire!
Buongiorno la mia nespresso Pixie non esce più acqua ho messo la polvere per la calcarea.. Ma purtroppo è stato peggio.. Cosa posso fare per sbloccarla?
Some commentary instead of the distracting music would be more useful
D P thanks for the input. I tried commentary on a recent video.
Ordered the part for $22.05 from Amazon Prime with free delivery.
I don't see the part on Amazon, and all the other places I've found it want $$$ shipping, or have prices in euros (which probably also means expensive shipping). Do you have a link to the part on Amazon?
After seeing this my best advice would be: never buy a Krups machine! Apparently they don't want (you) to repair their stuff. Otherwise they would have come up with a simpler way to open the machine. This is just rubbish.
I agree they don’t care about repair. I would still buy their stuff, but with the knowledge that it’s not made for repair.
i have the very same knives holder ...lol
And it's really difficult to remove the left side. I absolutely can't do it, give me more persuasion please 🤣😂
In the Navy we used to say, if at first you don't succeed, use a bigger hammer.
@@michaelbmaxwell1640
yes the spirit is there ... but if I want to continue drinking coffees better take the time to do that delicately.😂😂😂
great man!!! thank uu!!
修理没有意义了，直接扔掉买新的吧。这玩意这么贵，真不值。
tuto mal fait ! pas d'explication ça débute par la machine déja a moitié demontée - c'est mal filmé on voit mal et en prime la musique est insuportable- crispante !
Hi Martine - thank you for the feedback. Please click the thumbs down button and go watch another video.
Whyyyyyyyy this music????? ;-(. Stop that....