Question y what if someone dropped coffee bean in pre-grind compartment? How to clean it and take out beam? It would really help me and probably more people.
Hi Luka, thanks for your comment. If a coffee bean has accidentally been dropped into the pre-grind compartment of your 3300 Classic Milk Frother, it’s important to remove it to prevent any damage to the machine. Firstly, ensure that the machine is turned off and unplugged from the power source. Then, remove the coffee bean container and carefully use a vacuum cleaner with a small nozzle to extract the coffee bean from the pre-grind compartment. If the bean isn’t easily reachable, refer to the user manual for instructions on removing any parts for cleaning, which can typically be found in the maintenance section. It’s advisable not to insert any sharp objects into the grinder to avoid damage. For detailed guidance, you may consult the user manual available online. Regular cleaning and maintenance of your coffee machine will ensure its longevity and optimal performance. If further assistance is needed, please contact our customer service team through one of our Social Media channels, or the support page on our website.
I searched for this Philips 3300 Classic Milk Froather, It seems it does not exist, neither on Philips website or throughout the internet. Please advise where to buy this product Is this Philips 3300 espresso machine with manual steam wand available to buy in USA Thank you
Hi Andres, thanks for reaching out. The milk frother is not sold as a spare part - if you are facing issues with it and would like to have it replaced, please feel free to send us a message on Facebook or X on our Philips Home Living pages. We'll be happy to take a look and assist you!
Can you please direct me where to buy New Complete Philips 3300 coffee machine with classic steam as pictured in You Tube video Philips Home Living demonstration
Hi and Thank you I was actually looking to purchase a New complete Philips 3300 with classic milk froather
Question y what if someone dropped coffee bean in pre-grind compartment?
How to clean it and take out beam?
It would really help me and probably more people.
Hi Luka, thanks for your comment. If a coffee bean has accidentally been dropped into the pre-grind compartment of your 3300 Classic Milk Frother, it’s important to remove it to prevent any damage to the machine. Firstly, ensure that the machine is turned off and unplugged from the power source. Then, remove the coffee bean container and carefully use a vacuum cleaner with a small nozzle to extract the coffee bean from the pre-grind compartment. If the bean isn’t easily reachable, refer to the user manual for instructions on removing any parts for cleaning, which can typically be found in the maintenance section. It’s advisable not to insert any sharp objects into the grinder to avoid damage. For detailed guidance, you may consult the user manual available online. Regular cleaning and maintenance of your coffee machine will ensure its longevity and optimal performance. If further assistance is needed, please contact our customer service team through one of our Social Media channels, or the support page on our website.
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I searched for this Philips 3300 Classic Milk Froather, It seems it does not exist, neither on Philips website or throughout the internet. Please advise where to buy this product
Is this Philips 3300 espresso machine with manual steam wand available to buy in USA
Thank you
Hi Andres, thanks for reaching out. The milk frother is not sold as a spare part - if you are facing issues with it and would like to have it replaced, please feel free to send us a message on Facebook or X on our Philips Home Living pages. We'll be happy to take a look and assist you!
Can you please direct me where to buy New Complete Philips 3300 coffee machine with classic steam as pictured in You Tube video Philips Home Living demonstration
Hi again, if you're based in the US we advise you to follow this link for our full range and prices:
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Hope this helps!