Thank you Mr. Adrian. My Nespresso was leaking where the coffee capsule fits. So I thought it might be the O-ring, and it was. You showed me how to replace it correctly. Your video is very good. Thanks again.
I might get away without that clip. The cylinder is pressed during brew, so no spill should occur based on that. Make sure you have the right oring, though !
You were really right, it's very easy to break that capsule compartment lock (9:45)! I broke mine! 😩It is nine years old device and it should be more fragile due to regular use (heating/cooling). But I didn't give up, I bought a new Resistance and Boiler Set and I'm going to reassemble my Nespresso. Thanks for sharing!!!
There are two o-rings. This one behind the pod, the dimensions for this o-ring is 31.5mm (inside diameter) x 3mm. There is another tiny o-ring inside the boiler unit. The plastic and metal parts can be separated by twisting clockwise (it requires some force). Inside is a black cone with a small o-ring on top. The dimensions of this one is 5mm (inside diameter) x 2mm.
Hi Ben. I know I had encountered a couple of times this issue with the small oring behind the boiler. I noticed that if the small oring is the issue is usually water present in the pump chamber and a lot of limescale on the external wall of the boiler. The big problem is that the boiler is extremely hard to remove from the plastic housing in order to have access to the oring and change it.
Yes exactly. I actually found the plastic on mine quite easy to remove, it was like a bayonet lightbulb fixing. I just griped the boiler with gloves and gave a little twist clockwise. It was about the only easy thing on this bloody job so far! I hate it when manufacturers just clip stuff together like this. Thanks for your videos though, they were very helpful in my moment of need!
@@elineweg2452 Hi Eline, I'm not sure I understand where the water is coming out? For me the water was leaking between the plastic and the boiler. I tried replacing o-rings and that didn't work. I ended up replacing the whole boiler unit (which cost about £27). Finally, this fixed it for me. This has been the most painful repair I have ever done!
Thanks for this, took my own machine apart last night and (hopefully) have the correct size of O-Ring arriving today from Amazon! That was one hell of a job to disassemble - I'd never have been able to manage it without your easy-paced video!
I can't quite believe it, but it worked! First set of o-rings I got from Amazon were obviously too thin, so got the right one off ebay. One point I found tricky was putting the nozzle bit back onto the springs - I thought I had it on, but it wouldn't compress and I took it off and did it again .... apart from that, re-assembly is quite simple. Thanks again!
Thanks for the magnificent video. I had already disassembled the coffee maker on a previous occasion (it has been so long ago that I no longer remember the fault although I was able to fix it) But this time, due to a water leak, I was not able to get to the problem until I found your video, detailed and efficient. The pity is that it still leaks slightly after changing the O-ring. I have already read in the comments that there is another small O-ring on the boiler. Now I don't know if I'll try it again. The truth is that I don't use it much. The repair was rather a challenge. Thank you anyway.
With your video and a second one I cleand up the nozel and wanted to replace the big O'ring, but I didn't find that measure. I put in the same. Its condition is good. I clean the puncturer, hole by hole with two cupper threads (from a piece of anelectric cable) twisted strongly tied. It worked as the endodoncy dentist needle. Up mount all the pieces thank to your second part of your video. Without it, I wouldn't been able to up mount it. The work is finished and the coffee maker is working as a brand new one.
Hi Adrian, many thanks for the detailed repair procedure. Excellent work! What are the exact O-rind dimensions to purchase before attempting to repair? Internal diameter and thickness?
I solved the water problem myself of my Le cube machine thanks to your video. Its an old machine but good quality,,the next problem is now,,one of the buttom doesn t work but light is still working
Thanks Adrian for your tutorial. I dismantled according to your video. The O ring seems perfect. I connect all parts but still a leakage. There is another O ring to be replaced ? Tks
Thanks Adrian for the tutorials. I have an Esenza Mini. When I insert the capsule and turn on the machine, the hot water comes out of the opening of the capsule. It should be noted that the front part with the holes is clean. Any idea what the problem is?
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Great video HOWEVER, o rings out of there are made of (often) unspecified materials that may not be safe for food contact. Silicone is typically the best choice but all I can find is either Nitrile or fluorocarbon rubber. Krups has done an amazing job in preventing repair shops or dyis to find small parts so I have no idea what material the original o-ring is made of.
Hello Adrian. After I watched your videos a few times I disassembled my Nespresso machine and want to get the Orings ordered... Thanks for the video. The only thing I feel weird about your videos is that the camera is in front and on top of you and this causes the image to be inverted. I felt a bit confused when I was holding the plastic parts and watching the video to disassemble. Please see if it will be possible to put the camera behind you and maybe it will be easier... Anyway, just a comment. Your videos are very nice.
Hello, Adrian, THANK you for the video teaching. but you didnot show the original problem? my inissia = the water is leaking from the bottom, is that can be fixed by replacing the O ring ?
Hello. The oring causes leaks in the used capsule tray. Your leak is maybe caused by the heater oring or the U shaped link orings. I have a video on my channel addressing this as well.
@@benassy69 my Inissia works for 7years before it leaking cold water from the bottom, so I am lucky to see your video before I sent it to landfill..... in your video: th-cam.com/video/2Sfk0IgE0Bw/w-d-xo.html at the 10:19, I checked the small O-ring which seems ok , and , THANK YOU on this video show me how to remove the retainer (on the small o-ring) : th-cam.com/video/VSG_wEdPpok/w-d-xo.html then, I checked the big o-ring according to your video of : th-cam.com/video/PPsQwGcS-RA/w-d-xo.html , at the 10:23, that ring also seems ok I cleaned both rings, and I am waiting for the two new rings I bought online to arrive before I can replace them anyway, then, hope I can put everything back in shape according to your video of th-cam.com/video/PPsQwGcS-RA/w-d-xo.html I will let you know the destiny of this Inissia, the landfill, or another x years service :-) Thank You Adrain !!!
Please can you tell me if there is a component that the nylon pin with the small spring fits into? Does it just fit into the star shaped aperture in the heater unit or is there a piece that I am missing? Hopefully not!
Hi, I followed and replaced the o-ring, thanks for the video. Now I have a blinking light that doesn't go away. I know about the descaling mode, but holding the two buttons doesn't do anything, I tried 3 seconds, 5 seconds, 10 seconds, nothing works. At some point the water start coming out like in descaling mode but just continued forever I had to refill the tank. Then I just unplugged it because it wouldn't stop. Now it's back to this blinking lights and I can't use the machine. Maybe you have any ideas?
Hey! Love that you uploaded this video. I followed it exactly and everything worked exactly as you showed and I replaced the o-ring. But it leaks more now than it did before, this time a new leak from the water tank junction. What might have happened for me to mess this up? It didn't leak from there before!
No 17:28 minuto q vc amostra a parte encaixada ,no meu aqui não tá encaixando fica uma pequena brexa entre as partes já apertei ,soltei várias vezes e seguindo seu vídeo mesmo assim fica essa brexa ,quando eu desmontei não tinha reparado se tinha já essa brexa ali
@@benassy69 Thanks, bought it, but our problem is that capsule is not punched from front (wider ,aluminium covered) part. Does exist any spare part - puncher? I did not find it.
Bom dia obrigada pelo vídeo foi o único q achei ensinando a montar parabéns, eu tava tendo dificuldades pra montar aqui um desses e vc ensina muito bem,mesmo com as legendas é muito bem explicado obrigado, vc ganhou mais 1 escrito em seu canal
Mulțumesc for another great video, Adrian. Beyond the O-ring, my Magimix machine has a flat metal ring, which appears to be broken. Can that also cause leakage? Can share pics if required.
That metal plat ring is purely decorative. The capsule make a tight seal on the flat surface on which the aluminium foil is placed. Make sure you use original pods aftermarket ones are leaking du e to lack of a silicone seal. Take a look on one of my Last videos where I explain this....
I just bought a new one from Nespresso and a fair bit of water winds up in the tray with each coffee. The recycling company has already picked up the cardboard box and packing material so it would be a pain to ship it anywhere but this seems quite annoying to replace the O rings myself. Thanks for the video though.
Dear Adrian, thank you for all your excellent videos. Ik want to know WHERE you can buy the O-rings for the nespresso machines (stop leaking), thank you Edward (netherlands)
Hello Edward, thank you. In some countries you can find it on Amazon but to be sure you can find it on ebay. Search for Nespresso oring on ebay sould be a 38 mm oring.
Merci, grâce à vos instructions, j'ai reussi en quelques minutes à ouvrir la machine. C'est vrai qu'il ne faut pas hésiter à forcer un peu, ça ne casse pas.
Hi Adrian. Perhaps you can help with my problem. My INissia works fine, but the lever has started to jump up once the pump is working. The only way to have it work is to press down and force the lever to stay down. The lever does not open when there is no capsule in the machine and the pump is working. Any insight you can give me? Thank you very much.
Hi I only imagine that your brewing mechanism is worn out and it does snap shut one a capsule is inserted. You have to open it and see what joint is causing this. It is not a usual problem of this units.
@@benassy69 Thank you very much. From what I saw, bend the basket for used capsules, there should be a unit that snaps in and serves as a lock to the lever. I'll try to take it out. Can I find a replacement in the market?
Hi, Thanks for the video, i managed to follow the instructions but the O ring was in great condition. We then tried the machine without the trays in place and surprisingly all was good. The leak happens when pulling the handle to discard the old pod, that's when a ton of water comes out (well, about 10 or 15 mls). Any idea on the issue, maybe as we are not using proper nespresso pods, we are using compostable?
It is normal to have residual water in the pot chamber. If you don't have any leaks during the brewing process than it is not a problem with the machine. Could be from the pods itself.
Mine (same as your model) has a low caudal of water. It does not look like is spilling out water. Just a weak stream. I tried to clean the capsule hole with a toothbrush and apparently got a little better but still not right. How could I fix it?
Adrian thank you so much for the tutorials, much appreciated! My Inissia leaks a lot from the spout (nozzle) where the coffee comes from. Any idea if it's fixable?
Many many thx Adrián for your video! I safed mi Nespresso Inissia Krups 😍😍 Have you video for pump problem (not draw water from. The thank) for the same machine? Thx
@@benassy69 Thanks for the information. I can update you on my machine: unfortunately the water leak from underneath is still present and I can tell you what the problem could be with this. One of the two plastic hooks that hold the piston hardens with the heat not allowing the piston to remain attached to the base as it should, for this reason the gasket descends favoring the escape of the water. The plastic hooks become very delicate having hardened so much that it is easy to break them.
Hi, My Magimix Nespresso machine is stuck in descale mode. I have tried all recommended reset options and spoken to Nespresso. Any suggestions on a fix before I scrap it please
@@bamboos I broke one too, I think that maybe we should remove the gasket with pressing it and move it without touching the brittle tabs with a screwdriver cause they are veeeery sensitive
What are you guys using to wash the parts? I submerged everything in warm water with dishwasher detergent and brushed with an old toothbrush but still some areas are dirty. How about vinegar? Anyone tried it? Thanks!
hello thank you some much of that vidéo, i had one, and it s pisty i did not show all vidéos that it s the ring we can change it, i did the stape like you, but i di not know that ring it s in faut ( probleme and i do not know which ring it s !! but why you did nit leave the small things inside, for cleaning too, i leave it and it s not problme for put it too inside. Thank you can you give us or show us on the box which daimaetre is ? thank you one thing !! you did not show us in the first things how the water drop, and how it s not drop after fixing it !!
My Nespresso is old, but still works and just leaks. Your videos have prevented it from being landfill.
Thanks Mr.Adrian. I got this machine one week ago. Now i know how to DISASSEMBLY the machine. Thanks to you..
Thank you Mr. Adrian. My Nespresso was leaking where the coffee capsule fits. So I thought it might be the O-ring, and it was. You showed me how to replace it correctly. Your video is very good. Thanks again.
Manufacturer: How overly complicated do you want disassembling your machine to be?
Nespresso: Yes
:)))
Exactly what I thought, I had a Tassimo before, and disassembly was a breeze
At 9, 40 I destroyed the clip (one only) ...mission is failed or I could use glue ?
I might get away without that clip. The cylinder is pressed during brew, so no spill should occur based on that. Make sure you have the right oring, though !
Was going to buy a new machine and this video saved me 70€.
Replacement o-ring= 0.25€ and 1hour of pure joy.
All the best for you!
Glad it was usefull!
Ohh great,but I don't know where can I buy this o ring. I live in Spain
@@javidiaz6272 any drug store should have it (tools shop)
Ebay. com sear h for "Nespresso O-ring"
Bravo Adrian. Un video explicit pentru tot mapamondul. Respect
You were really right, it's very easy to break that capsule compartment lock (9:45)! I broke mine! 😩It is nine years old device and it should be more fragile due to regular use (heating/cooling).
But I didn't give up, I bought a new Resistance and Boiler Set and I'm going to reassemble my Nespresso.
Thanks for sharing!!!
Hi, I also broke that piece, is there a way to fix that situation? I understand that without that piece the o ring does not fit
There are two o-rings. This one behind the pod, the dimensions for this o-ring is 31.5mm (inside diameter) x 3mm. There is another tiny o-ring inside the boiler unit. The plastic and metal parts can be separated by twisting clockwise (it requires some force). Inside is a black cone with a small o-ring on top. The dimensions of this one is 5mm (inside diameter) x 2mm.
Hi Ben. I know I had encountered a couple of times this issue with the small oring behind the boiler. I noticed that if the small oring is the issue is usually water present in the pump chamber and a lot of limescale on the external wall of the boiler. The big problem is that the boiler is extremely hard to remove from the plastic housing in order to have access to the oring and change it.
Yes exactly. I actually found the plastic on mine quite easy to remove, it was like a bayonet lightbulb fixing. I just griped the boiler with gloves and gave a little twist clockwise. It was about the only easy thing on this bloody job so far! I hate it when manufacturers just clip stuff together like this. Thanks for your videos though, they were very helpful in my moment of need!
Hi Ben, which one should be replaced if the water is coming out where the used pods fall? In stead of coming out the spout?
@@elineweg2452 Hi Eline, I'm not sure I understand where the water is coming out? For me the water was leaking between the plastic and the boiler. I tried replacing o-rings and that didn't work. I ended up replacing the whole boiler unit (which cost about £27). Finally, this fixed it for me. This has been the most painful repair I have ever done!
@@oldskoolflash1 Ohhh okay then it is a different issue. With me the water falls into that black container that collects the pods afterwards.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge - it's awesome to have someone repair things and not throw them away. Your videos are so easy to follow. Thank you
Finally a decent video of reassembly! Thank you so much!
Thanks for this, took my own machine apart last night and (hopefully) have the correct size of O-Ring arriving today from Amazon! That was one hell of a job to disassemble - I'd never have been able to manage it without your easy-paced video!
I can't quite believe it, but it worked! First set of o-rings I got from Amazon were obviously too thin, so got the right one off ebay. One point I found tricky was putting the nozzle bit back onto the springs - I thought I had it on, but it wouldn't compress and I took it off and did it again .... apart from that, re-assembly is quite simple. Thanks again!
can you please share the ebay link or the dimensions of the ring? Thank you!@@hardwaresecuritymodule
@cristinademeo2727 I have a video on my channel addresing exactly this.
I just finished to clean my coffee machine, thank you so much for this video!
You've been incredibly helpful with all these video thank you. I am having the HARDEST time getting the bearings back in 🤦🏼♀️
Thanks for the magnificent video. I had already disassembled the coffee maker on a previous occasion (it has been so long ago that I no longer remember the fault although I was able to fix it) But this time, due to a water leak, I was not able to get to the problem until I found your video, detailed and efficient. The pity is that it still leaks slightly after changing the O-ring. I have already read in the comments that there is another small O-ring on the boiler. Now I don't know if I'll try it again. The truth is that I don't use it much. The repair was rather a challenge. Thank you anyway.
I write from Spain with the help of Google Translate. I'm sorry if there are errors.
That was very insightful. I've repaired my machine, using your instructions, thanks you
With your video and a second one I cleand up the nozel and wanted to replace the big O'ring, but I didn't find that measure. I put in the same. Its condition is good. I clean the puncturer, hole by hole with two cupper threads (from a piece of anelectric cable) twisted strongly tied. It worked as the endodoncy dentist needle. Up mount all the pieces thank to your second part of your video. Without it, I wouldn't been able to up mount it. The work is finished and the coffee maker is working as a brand new one.
Hi Adrian, many thanks for the detailed repair procedure. Excellent work! What are the exact O-rind dimensions to purchase before attempting to repair? Internal diameter and thickness?
Thank you very much for this great video Adrian, thank to this i was able to relocate the orign and now i don't need to throw the machine away. :)
Thanks from Brazil my friend!
Learned quite alot with you.
Great job!
Best regards!
Thanks a lot for this very helpful tutorial. Lots of weird plastic sounds. But at the end, this evil machine works like a charm now. Cheers m8!
Hello Adrian.
Really great video. Can you please advise what size oring you used? Is it std nitrile or silicone....thanks
Amazing. Now I will try to do all of this with my coffee machine. Thanks.
Your information is very usefull.
But ...
Do you know where can I find it?
AliEexpress..or another?
Some referenc, serial number, etc?
Thank you
I have a video on my channel exactly on this topic. th-cam.com/video/YS1Y6O7pZmQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=gEYFYt0_fYSL_MtB
I solved the water problem myself of my Le cube machine thanks to your video.
Its an old machine but good quality,,the next problem is now,,one of the buttom doesn t work but light is still working
How can repair (the water problem)
Super gut gemacht, Adrian. Ganz herzlichen Dank hierfür!!!!🥰
Very detailed, clear and professional! Thank you!
Hello Adrian! Where can i find a replacement O-ring from inside the brewing mecanism of a Citiz & Milk?? Thanks!
Thanks Adrian for your tutorial.
I dismantled according to your video. The O ring seems perfect. I connect all parts but still a leakage. There is another O ring to be replaced ? Tks
Thanks Adrian for the tutorials. I have an Esenza Mini. When I insert the capsule and turn on the machine, the hot water comes out of the opening of the capsule. It should be noted that the front part with the holes is clean. Any idea what the problem is?
Thank you, your video was very helpful, I have to do exactly the same with my Nesspresso.
Where did you purchase your parts from? I am looking for a CITIZ auto primer…
I have a new one and it leaks there. Is this normal especially for a new machine?
This saved me heaps on new machine thank you ❤❤
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Hello which O-ring is used since the brand only sells it with resistance. good job
how do you get the power cords out? I can't seem to do that
Great video HOWEVER, o rings out of there are made of (often) unspecified materials that may not be safe for food contact. Silicone is typically the best choice but all I can find is either Nitrile or fluorocarbon rubber. Krups has done an amazing job in preventing repair shops or dyis to find small parts so I have no idea what material the original o-ring is made of.
Thanks for a very good video, do you have a video for Krups nx250 o ring replacement?
What size of O ring should we use? Or do we have to buy a box of them and just see what fits? Should be quids in cf buying a new machine
Hello Adrian. After I watched your videos a few times I disassembled my Nespresso machine and want to get the Orings ordered... Thanks for the video. The only thing I feel weird about your videos is that the camera is in front and on top of you and this causes the image to be inverted. I felt a bit confused when I was holding the plastic parts and watching the video to disassemble. Please see if it will be possible to put the camera behind you and maybe it will be easier... Anyway, just a comment. Your videos are very nice.
hi thanks for the vid i replace the O ring 31/37/3 and i have still the same leak any idee ?
Excellent, would not have stood a chance without this, many thanks
You know those very brittle clips you mentioned? ... Which part should I order if one of them snapped?
Thanks
Managed to fix our machine and it's back to being near brand new! Thanks for the video.
Hello, Adrian, THANK you for the video teaching. but you didnot show the original problem? my inissia = the water is leaking from the bottom, is that can be fixed by replacing the O ring ?
Hello. The oring causes leaks in the used capsule tray. Your leak is maybe caused by the heater oring or the U shaped link orings. I have a video on my channel addressing this as well.
@@benassy69 my Inissia works for 7years before it leaking cold water from the bottom, so I am lucky to see your video before I sent it to landfill.....
in your video: th-cam.com/video/2Sfk0IgE0Bw/w-d-xo.html
at the 10:19, I checked the small O-ring which seems ok ,
and , THANK YOU on this video show me how to remove the retainer (on the small o-ring) : th-cam.com/video/VSG_wEdPpok/w-d-xo.html
then, I checked the big o-ring according to your video of : th-cam.com/video/PPsQwGcS-RA/w-d-xo.html , at the 10:23, that ring also seems ok
I cleaned both rings, and I am waiting for the two new rings I bought online to arrive before I can replace them anyway,
then, hope I can put everything back in shape according to your video of th-cam.com/video/PPsQwGcS-RA/w-d-xo.html
I will let you know the destiny of this Inissia, the landfill, or another x years service :-)
Thank You Adrain !!!
Please can you tell me if there is a component that the nylon pin with the small spring fits into? Does it just fit into the star shaped aperture in the heater unit or is there a piece that I am missing?
Hopefully not!
Very very informative video, all the trick and tip explain in every steps, good job!, subscribed!
Hi, I followed and replaced the o-ring, thanks for the video. Now I have a blinking light that doesn't go away. I know about the descaling mode, but holding the two buttons doesn't do anything, I tried 3 seconds, 5 seconds, 10 seconds, nothing works. At some point the water start coming out like in descaling mode but just continued forever I had to refill the tank. Then I just unplugged it because it wouldn't stop. Now it's back to this blinking lights and I can't use the machine. Maybe you have any ideas?
Hello from Portugal and thanks for the excellent video, where can you buy the o rings? do you have measurements?
I live in Spain,and I don't find where I can buy this o rings too
Grazie 💯💯💯
Hey! Love that you uploaded this video. I followed it exactly and everything worked exactly as you showed and I replaced the o-ring. But it leaks more now than it did before, this time a new leak from the water tank junction. What might have happened for me to mess this up? It didn't leak from there before!
Hi. You might have positioned the water tank sear faulty or a joint is not correctly set. Try reposition it correctly
@@benassy69 can you post a picture of rust it's supposed to look like? I'm worried I might be missing a part
where can I find that rear o ring being that's specific for that water line and has its own shape not the typical o ring
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No 17:28 minuto q vc amostra a parte encaixada ,no meu aqui não tá encaixando fica uma pequena brexa entre as partes já apertei ,soltei várias vezes e seguindo seu vídeo mesmo assim fica essa brexa ,quando eu desmontei não tinha reparado se tinha já essa brexa ali
hola, magnifico video. puedes pasar enlace para comprar la junta de goma?
Thank you so much Adrian , but where I can buy those o rings ?
Take a look on my last video on the channel.
Excellent tutorial my friend.
Thnaks a lot !
Theo best tutorial, ever. Tks.
@benassy69 Adrian, many thanks for it. I am going to repair it. What is the dimension of the O-ring? I would like to by it in advance? Thx.
th-cam.com/video/YS1Y6O7pZmQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Zky5D-XNvxF0MAsK
@@benassy69 Thanks, bought it, but our problem is that capsule is not punched from front (wider ,aluminium covered) part. Does exist any spare part - puncher? I did not find it.
Take a look on my channel. I have a video addressing this problem as well
Hi Adrian bought some types of seals from china and world fluids, I was wondering what type of piston o ring you use?
Bom dia obrigada pelo vídeo foi o único q achei ensinando a montar parabéns, eu tava tendo dificuldades pra montar aqui um desses e vc ensina muito bem,mesmo com as legendas é muito bem explicado obrigado, vc ganhou mais 1 escrito em seu canal
Minha cafeteira esta co vazamento. Será que se trocar a borracha de vedação, como mostra o vídeo, o defeito acaba?
Mulțumesc for another great video, Adrian.
Beyond the O-ring, my Magimix machine has a flat metal ring, which appears to be broken. Can that also cause leakage? Can share pics if required.
That metal plat ring is purely decorative. The capsule make a tight seal on the flat surface on which the aluminium foil is placed. Make sure you use original pods aftermarket ones are leaking du e to lack of a silicone seal. Take a look on one of my Last videos where I explain this....
@@benassy69thanks, Adrian. I’ll ignore the metal ring and buy the O-ring and replace it. Hope it solves the leakage.
Adrian, a Big thanks for your video 👍👏👏🇬🇧
Great video. Couldn't have opened the machine without it. Thanks for posting!
Muito bom trabalho consegui arranjar a minha máquina graças à sua boa e profissional explicação...muito obrigado. Bom trabalho.
Where to buy the big o ring ? The one in the exit of the brewing head?
Hi check out my last video on my channel. I am addressing this exact topic.
I just bought a new one from Nespresso and a fair bit of water winds up in the tray with each coffee. The recycling company has already picked up the cardboard box and packing material so it would be a pain to ship it anywhere but this seems quite annoying to replace the O rings myself. Thanks for the video though.
Thank you!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉 perfect explanation !!
Great video, thank you. I have DeLonghi nespresso EN80 and it has exactly the same construction.
Where to buy this o ring?
@@lillyminutolo5716 deLongi sells a repair kit with spare parts.
@@valsanich link?
@@lillyminutolo5716 google it. YT doesn’t allow links
Grazie per il video, assolutamente di aiuto, sei veramente bravo, buon lavoro.
Very nice explained video. Thank you
Hi, if you break one of the clips holding the o ring what can you do? Any ideas?
I have broken the two clips... Can it be fixed or I just have to buy a new machine?
Fantastic video, thanks. How often do I need to replace the o rings if I use 2 pods a day?
Maybe in 2 years from now...
Very good! I will save my machine and the planet... but where to find the o-ring? Thank you for your video. Very clear.
Hi. You can find it on ebay. Search for Nespresso oring. It should have 38mm outer diameter. And 3 mm thick.
Thanks you saved my machine!!
Dear Adrian, thank you for all your excellent videos. Ik want to know WHERE you can buy the O-rings for the nespresso machines (stop leaking), thank you Edward (netherlands)
Hello Edward, thank you. In some countries you can find it on Amazon but to be sure you can find it on ebay. Search for Nespresso oring on ebay sould be a 38 mm oring.
Merci, grâce à vos instructions, j'ai reussi en quelques minutes à ouvrir la machine.
C'est vrai qu'il ne faut pas hésiter à forcer un peu, ça ne casse pas.
Bonjour, vous avez trouvé le joint en question ? Pouvez-vous me donner le lien, s'il vous plait. Merci par avance. 😊
@@cptraskobonjour, j'avais mis un joint torique trouvé dans un magasin de bricolage.
Hi Adrian. Perhaps you can help with my problem. My INissia works fine, but the lever has started to jump up once the pump is working. The only way to have it work is to press down and force the lever to stay down. The lever does not open when there is no capsule in the machine and the pump is working. Any insight you can give me? Thank you very much.
Hi I only imagine that your brewing mechanism is worn out and it does snap shut one a capsule is inserted. You have to open it and see what joint is causing this. It is not a usual problem of this units.
@@benassy69 Thank you very much. From what I saw, bend the basket for used capsules, there should be a unit that snaps in and serves as a lock to the lever. I'll try to take it out. Can I find a replacement in the market?
Yes. You can buy the full brewing head but is somehow expensive for what it is. You can search instead for a defective unit and just swap it.
@@benassy69 Thanks. I'll pursue this.
Hi, Thanks for the video, i managed to follow the instructions but the O ring was in great condition. We then tried the machine without the trays in place and surprisingly all was good. The leak happens when pulling the handle to discard the old pod, that's when a ton of water comes out (well, about 10 or 15 mls). Any idea on the issue, maybe as we are not using proper nespresso pods, we are using compostable?
It is normal to have residual water in the pot chamber. If you don't have any leaks during the brewing process than it is not a problem with the machine. Could be from the pods itself.
Adrian, where can I buy the o-rings? I can't find a supplier. Maybe Ali-Express?
eBay.com
Mine (same as your model) has a low caudal of water. It does not look like is spilling out water. Just a weak stream. I tried to clean the capsule hole with a toothbrush and apparently got a little better but still not right. How could I fix it?
Consegui salvar mais uma maquina graças a sua ajuda, muito bom seu video. Muito obrigado
where do you buy/get the parts?
Adrian thank you so much for the tutorials, much appreciated!
My Inissia leaks a lot from the spout (nozzle) where the coffee comes from. Any idea if it's fixable?
It is normal to leak some drops after you finish the brew. It's actually cleaning the pod chamber.
Many many thx Adrián for your video!
I safed mi Nespresso Inissia Krups 😍😍
Have you video for pump problem (not draw water from. The thank) for the same machine? Thx
Hi Giulio. I have a video on how to disaasamble and clean/ repair the pump.
@@benassy69 In your Channel I see only a video for pump repair but for another model of Nespresso 😞
The pumps are the same for all coffee machines regardless of the brand.
@@benassy69 Thanks for the information. I can update you on my machine: unfortunately the water leak from underneath is still present and I can tell you what the problem could be with this. One of the two plastic hooks that hold the piston hardens with the heat not allowing the piston to remain attached to the base as it should, for this reason the gasket descends favoring the escape of the water. The plastic hooks become very delicate having hardened so much that it is easy to break them.
Hi, My Magimix Nespresso machine is stuck in descale mode. I have tried all recommended reset options and spoken to Nespresso. Any suggestions on a fix before I scrap it please
I broke one of the brittle tabs. Is that game over?
If you still have one with a new good oring it is still workable.
Same here, considering supergluing it ;)
@@bamboos I broke one too, I think that maybe we should remove the gasket with pressing it and move it without touching the brittle tabs with a screwdriver cause they are veeeery sensitive
In my new inissia, leaks of water are usual since first day. Is It usual ?
5 to 10 drops of water for one cup is normal.
O vídeo muito explicativo.
Muito bom, me ajudou muito 👍
Excellent video mate. Thanks.
Replaced the oring to a new one 32x38 but it still leaking water into the drip tray quite heavily, no change to prior seal. any ideas? :)
Clean it
Change the small o-ring in the boiler chamber area.
What is the size of the o ring, and where can I buy it? Thanks
I have a video on my channel addressing exactly this 2 questions!
thankkkkkkkkkkk for you time!!!its great!!!!
Does anyone know where to find a tutorial for same problem for the Nespresso Essenza Mini
Thanks a lot, very clearly explained.
Can you provide a link where I can buy the seal (EU)?
TH-cam does not let me provide links în comments. Search for nespresso oring on ebay you will find a lot.
Merci pour votre explication qui m'aide plus de résoudre ce type de problème.
Hello, Where did you get the spare o-ring?
Hi. You can order it on Amazon or you can find similar oring in orings sets from any hardware store.
I can’t find the exact size o ring. Is it better to size tighter or looser if I have to try a different size?
I can’t find it on Amazon either
Try accu if you are in the UK.
@@seansul98 sadly Amazon says it’s not currently available but I’ll keep watching. I’m in Canada btw
What are you guys using to wash the parts? I submerged everything in warm water with dishwasher detergent and brushed with an old toothbrush but still some areas are dirty. How about vinegar? Anyone tried it? Thanks!
hello thank you some much of that vidéo, i had one, and it s pisty i did not show all vidéos that it s the ring we can change it, i did the stape like you, but i di not know that ring it s in faut ( probleme and i do not know which ring it s !! but why you did nit leave the small things inside, for cleaning too, i leave it and it s not problme for put it too inside.
Thank you can you give us or show us on the box which daimaetre is ? thank you
one thing !! you did not show us in the first things how the water drop, and how it s not drop after fixing it !!
The oring is 38mm
@@benassy69 and the small one ? 38mm it s external or internal ?
Thanks for sharing, it helped me a lot!
where can I buy de O-ring?
The size of the original o-ring please... Inside, diameter, if you can. 31.5mm (inside diameter) x 3mm it is good ? Thanks a lot
Hello. ~34 mm interior diameter. 3mm thickness.
@@benassy69 Thanks a lot