Good info on how to take to pieces. My issues were largely solved by changing the washer. The biggest issue I had was getting the clip back on the hose. There is a little band on the brass bit....this is not where the clip goes. Basically the hose wouldn't push back all the way in properly but I eventually managed it after a lot of swearing. The clip goes behind the brass end of the hose.
Excellent video! It really helped me! I was about to give up until I found this tip! If you follow the instructions you will have a “brand new” Expresso machine. Mine was completely clogged by coffee residue. Thanks!
Thanks a million, Handy Coco!❤You are a life saver! My leaky machine works again ! I followed step by step and my husband was surprised that I could dismantle and assemble back all on my own.😊
Works! I took the added step of soaking the cylinder unit in the same anti-calcification solution that we run through the Nespresso machine every few months for 10 minutes before brushing. You're right that removing that last plastic cover on the noozle was very difficult. I used a small flat screwdriver to pry up the tab and simultaneously push forward on the cover.
Thank you for this excellent video. My mum had exactly the problem you described and her machine is out of warranty. I followed what you did and the problem has gone! Her machine is only 4 years old and we did not like the thought of having to replace it so soon. The only bits that made me nervous were reinstalling the ribbon connector (very fragile pins) and getting the water hose connected again (quite hard to push through to connect properly) but did both with some patience and all is good.
Thank you! Fixed for me! The comment below on getting off that nozzle was hard work!, (but accurate). I also managed to remove the front disk/grill plate the capsule pushes onto for a cleaning. Since our machine is second-hand from a relative, I wondered if a missing o-ring may have been the issue where the compartment closes onto the disk/grill plate. I couldn't see one in yours from pausing the video, so I assume there isn't one! We fixed our machine speedily, thanks to your video. Just need to be careful disconnecting the plug from the circuit board, as it is a socket, so as not to unknowingly pull the whole thing off the board. Thank you so much!
There isn't any O-ring to 'seal' the front edge of the capsule, it's simple pressure of the capsule rim pressing up against the outside of the grid. Any buildup of old coffee crud prevents it from seating in properly and allows coffee to 'spill' around the edges, plus the crud blocks the pin-prick holes the coffee is meant to flow through. Regular scrubbing with a toothbrush or similar and then multiple rinses will clean the grid and holes and avoid the problem :-)
This was very helpful!! It resolved our leaking coffee/water issue. Thank you for posting this video; it is concise and clear with good video quality. We struggled with a few steps, but in the end we did it!
P.S. We have a Lattissima Touch and nearly everything is identical except the brewing options; anything that matters for this particular repair is identical.
Great video. Ultimately a fail for me. Upon reassembly, power never came on again. Possibly damaged ribbon connection prongs.??? I had a lot of coffee grounds flushed out that probably did not allow for a good seal, and hence caused leak., in the pod area as addressed in the video. I would recommend watching video to identify part to clean, then try cleaning area without disassembling first and see if that works.
From what I've read and watched about the Lattissima +, damaging the connector is a fairly common issue when you remove the ribbon (if any solder got into the join when the board was manufactured, you'll damage it when the solder breaks). It seems that with these machines it's wisest to try and unblock the grid by cleaning the machine very thoroughly while it's complete (scrubbing down inside with a toothbrush or similar multiple times to soften and remove built up coffee residue, plus carefully scratching up inside the spout with a long needle) then rinse rinse rinse rinse rinse to see if it will unblock that way. If that all fails, then dismantling the machine is the next step, and you know if it won't restart afterwards it doesn't matter since it was well and truly done for anyway. I picked one of these up at a thrift store cheap; there was a LOT of crud built up, but an hour of cleaning, repeated scrubbing and endless rinsing (and debris flaking into the rinse water in each cup for 10+ rinses) and it's working like new again and thankfully I didn't need to dismantle it after all, but now I have this video saved for the future just in case :-)
Very good video. It enabled me to solve the leaking issue and to keep my coffee machine running. I also removed the defuser plate and cleaned it on both sides. The machine is working like new now. Thanks!
Deu certo??? Quero fazer na minha. Eu tinha desistido, mas depois desse vídeo meu mundo voltou a ser azul pois foi uma maquina muito cara e saiu de linha aqui no Brasil (provavelmente no mundo) hahhaaha
Thank you had one of these on the shelf for about a year because it leaked, just fixed it. I had the 550 model there is a small plastic bit under the on/off button that falls out when you take the top off don't forget to put it back in before you clip the top on or it does not turn on lol. I used a Water Flosser to fo round the inside has a fine high pressure water jet for flossing teeth but worked perfectly for this :).
Hi there, greetings from Brazil! Very useful video, congratulations! I did already this procedure, but the leaking still persists, do you think it's necessary to replace the extraction unit? I wouldn't like to put away my latissima, once it's in an excellent conditions. Tks in advance!
Hello there! I'm for South Africa. Thank you😁 sorry that it didn't work for you.. yes it was me I would definitely order another unit. Really hope you come right with your machine🙏
@NZHorseRescue I was thinking exactly that: it seems my Starbucks capsules aren't a good fit for the machine. Thanks for all your comments in this video. I have a second-hand 550 and I don't feel confident opening it to replace that part. I'll try the cleaning process and use different capsules.
Thanks for a great video, one thing is when removing the ribbon I neglected to open the small clips that holds it in place and the entire clip came out, I had to glue it back in, hopefully it will hold.
Hi Handy Coco. Comment from CapeTown. Thanks for posting the video as I have been having the same problem with my exact same machine. I have done all the cleaning but I'm having difficulty re-installing the water pipe. I am not able to push it in far enough. I can see the o-ring inside the unit but it looks like the end of the pipe has developed a bit of a flange, which prevents me from pushing it in all the way. I am tempted to file down the flange, but I thought I would check with you first. Much appreciated.
Howzit! Thanks for watching. I wouldn't file it down.. the first time I had to use the end of a small spoon to push it back all the way. It was a bit tough to get it back right. Also check it is aligned correctly before pushing it back. Hope that helps🙏💪
I used a rubber grip pad, like you might use to open a pickle jar, to firmly hold the water line while pushing it back in on reassemble. You have to push fairly hard but you will know when it pops in. Also, look closely where the cotter pin comes out of when taking apart. I had some doubts on exactly where to re-cotter pin.
4:11 I also had trouble getting it off and believed in a hidden nose holding it together and create planned obsolescence. But I was wrong! The two parts where glued together by the mud. I solved it by pushing the screw driver in on both sides in the following position: Go to 4:14, left of his right thumb. The little elevated plastic.
Hi, I have just followed this, very informative, however a small black pin with a spring on fell out of my brewing unit when I took it off, any idea where it goes? Many thanks
Ah no! We first thought it was the leaking from the bottom as well, but after months of research testing... i finally found the problem was from the main head l replaced in the video, my advice would be to test and make sure where the water is coming from? could be the seal by the pump as well? hope this helps🙏
Really? Thanks a lot. I will check. It's just that I changed the driping piece and now the machine wont start. I don't see any damage to the cable but I think the fault must lie there.@@handycoco8456
How did you manage to plug the tube back in so easily? I cannot push it back in and this cannot insert the retaining clip. It's the only step preventing me from completing the reassembly.
Question so just tore down my machine, I had no water dispensing, I tried to prime the pump didn't work. So I want to order flowmeter, pump and I have to order a control board.. a connector broke on the board side. I hooked the pump to 120V once removed and stuck the sypon hose in a cup of water... Nothing happened out of water I have no suction or pressure on either side. Does it seem like the correct diagnosis?
I have worked for many days to put the pin that holds the water tube back in. I can't get it to push all the way in. Any hints? I am ready to just crazy glue it back in.
Ah no! I sorry to here that man... Google this Delonghi EN520 Coffee Machine Brewing Unit 5513228031, here is one place I found one for you, www.sos-parts.com/brewing-unit-brewing-unit-delonghi-5513228031-22361.html?srsltid=AfmBOooNCmjPVs2xyMCPv3zWPfhrGGcub_MIVj5GYt_YsKp6rxGKKOFQ
My exact same lattissima machine is leaking from bottom..like a pool of water every time! I’ve already descaled and it did nothing. Would you have any advice please?
Follow up - I rewatched the video. When I pulled the ribbon out, I actually got the ribbon AND the clip. Be careful on disassemble. Don’t get ribbon white base and clip. I’ll try glueing clip back into holes
Hope you can help me with mine. , the cappuccino and latte buttons don't light up when I attached the RCS the piece that attaches the machine doesn't seem to be damage and the decailing works just fine, so what could I do
I would replace the controller pcb board as well as the ribbon cable. It's located just behind the buttons.. it's not too hard to do. I hope that helps and works for you. Make sure it's the correct parts numbers ordered though.
I followed your explanations and cleaned the infuser part . But after puting everything back together now the machine leaks all the water and no coffe comes out (before I opened it only half of the water was leaking and i still had some coffe coming). Any idea what I could have done wrong? thanks
Ah no sorry to hear that! I would double check that the water tube is not damaged and inserted all the way in with the pin full inserted. have a look at 2:14
Good morning. What do you think could be the reason why my Nespresso Latissima 520 coffee machine does not retain my capsules? I have to manually hold them from the bottom to be able to squeeze the capsule. THANKS
Hello Its sounds like an issue with the Diffuser Piston (the same part that is causing the leak in the video) sounds like it not getting a good enough seal. maybe check there is nothing obstructing the diffuser, otherwise i would look to replace that part. hope it works out!🙏
It could be from the dirt build up from the uses over time that is not allowing the pods to be pierced properly... try give it a deep clean with a new toothbrush. hope this helps!
I have the same problem with my machine, changed the part (for 50€) but it doesn’t solved the problem. Instead I cleaned up the outlet from outside, the outlet has 4 smal holes, and if one of them is closed, the water will rann out too - from the wrong place 😉. Clean it with a interdental brush or toothpick.
The problem of following off handed made videos gives misleading informations and the results are 300$ worth machine goes to dumb… and you said broken ribbon… how a bout broken circuit!!
Easy to follow video, with very clear instructions. All seems good so far. Found another clip (th-cam.com/video/NTmo9jy1dbs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=gGn09-GgkECVsKAD) that shows how to take the diffuser plate out to give it a really thorough clean.
This video saved my marriage. Thank you!
🤣 Glad to hear it. Thank you for watching!
Lol I completely resonate with this lol, my coffee machine is like my life support
Good info on how to take to pieces. My issues were largely solved by changing the washer. The biggest issue I had was getting the clip back on the hose. There is a little band on the brass bit....this is not where the clip goes. Basically the hose wouldn't push back all the way in properly but I eventually managed it after a lot of swearing. The clip goes behind the brass end of the hose.
Yeah that part can be a pain.. thanks for letting me know how it went for you👌
@@handycoco8456 My repair didn't last long, but ordered a new brewing unit thanks to your parts number. So will see how that goes. 👍
@CM.243 holding thumbs for you 💪
Excellent video! It really helped me! I was about to give up until I found this tip! If you follow the instructions you will have a “brand new” Expresso machine. Mine was completely clogged by coffee residue. Thanks!
Thank you for watching! Glad this video helped you!🙏
Thanks a million, Handy Coco!❤You are a life saver! My leaky machine works again ! I followed step by step and my husband was surprised that I could dismantle and assemble back all on my own.😊
Awesome I'm so glad 💪😊
Works! I took the added step of soaking the cylinder unit in the same anti-calcification solution that we run through the Nespresso machine every few months for 10 minutes before brushing. You're right that removing that last plastic cover on the noozle was very difficult. I used a small flat screwdriver to pry up the tab and simultaneously push forward on the cover.
Excellent! Glad to hear it💪
This was so so helpful, thank you. Even me, a 58 year old woman did this. A few swear words but its done :) works like new. Thank you.
That's so great! I love that it helped you💚
Thank you so much! I was hesitant to try attempt this but you walked me thru it with very good instructions.
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching 🙏
Thank you for this excellent video. My mum had exactly the problem you described and her machine is out of warranty. I followed what you did and the problem has gone! Her machine is only 4 years old and we did not like the thought of having to replace it so soon. The only bits that made me nervous were reinstalling the ribbon connector (very fragile pins) and getting the water hose connected again (quite hard to push through to connect properly) but did both with some patience and all is good.
You are welcome 😀 So happy it worked out for you!
One of the best tutorials ever. Thank you.
You're welcome 🙏
You sir is a life saver. Thank you from Brazil!! P.s. i'm traumatized, i've been drinking ants for i don't know how long.
Yay! I am super happy this helped you🙏😊 enjoy your ☕️
Thank you! Fixed for me! The comment below on getting off that nozzle was hard work!, (but accurate). I also managed to remove the front disk/grill plate the capsule pushes onto for a cleaning. Since our machine is second-hand from a relative, I wondered if a missing o-ring may have been the issue where the compartment closes onto the disk/grill plate. I couldn't see one in yours from pausing the video, so I assume there isn't one!
We fixed our machine speedily, thanks to your video. Just need to be careful disconnecting the plug from the circuit board, as it is a socket, so as not to unknowingly pull the whole thing off the board.
Thank you so much!
You are most welcome🙏
There isn't any O-ring to 'seal' the front edge of the capsule, it's simple pressure of the capsule rim pressing up against the outside of the grid. Any buildup of old coffee crud prevents it from seating in properly and allows coffee to 'spill' around the edges, plus the crud blocks the pin-prick holes the coffee is meant to flow through. Regular scrubbing with a toothbrush or similar and then multiple rinses will clean the grid and holes and avoid the problem :-)
This was very helpful!! It resolved our leaking coffee/water issue. Thank you for posting this video; it is concise and clear with good video quality. We struggled with a few steps, but in the end we did it!
P.S. We have a Lattissima Touch and nearly everything is identical except the brewing options; anything that matters for this particular repair is identical.
That's good to know🙏
You're welcome 😊
I have a Lattissima Touch, under the hood it's basically the same hardware. Thanks for this tutorial!
Awesome! Thank you for watching👌
Great video. Ultimately a fail for me. Upon reassembly, power never came on again. Possibly damaged ribbon connection prongs.??? I had a lot of coffee grounds flushed out that probably did not allow for a good seal, and hence caused leak., in the pod area as addressed in the video. I would recommend watching video to identify part to clean, then try cleaning area without disassembling first and see if that works.
Sorry to hear that. That ribbon is delicate. Thank you for sharing and watching my video🙏
From what I've read and watched about the Lattissima +, damaging the connector is a fairly common issue when you remove the ribbon (if any solder got into the join when the board was manufactured, you'll damage it when the solder breaks).
It seems that with these machines it's wisest to try and unblock the grid by cleaning the machine very thoroughly while it's complete (scrubbing down inside with a toothbrush or similar multiple times to soften and remove built up coffee residue, plus carefully scratching up inside the spout with a long needle) then rinse rinse rinse rinse rinse to see if it will unblock that way. If that all fails, then dismantling the machine is the next step, and you know if it won't restart afterwards it doesn't matter since it was well and truly done for anyway.
I picked one of these up at a thrift store cheap; there was a LOT of crud built up, but an hour of cleaning, repeated scrubbing and endless rinsing (and debris flaking into the rinse water in each cup for 10+ rinses) and it's working like new again and thankfully I didn't need to dismantle it after all, but now I have this video saved for the future just in case :-)
Thanks so much for taking the time to make this video. It seems to have fixed the problem and the instructions were clear and concise. Thanks!
You are most welcome, thank you for watching🙏
Thank you so much 100% of the problem is solved. The machine is like new and it’s 12 years old!
That is so awesome to hear🙏
Works perfectly now again. Thank you very much for your step by step explanation. No waste!
I'm so happy to hear this! Thank you for watching
Thanks so much for this, awesome video and our coffee machine is now no longer leaking. Legend!!!
You're welcome!
Very good video. It enabled me to solve the leaking issue and to keep my coffee machine running. I also removed the defuser plate and cleaned it on both sides. The machine is working like new now.
Thanks!
Excellent! Glad it helped you💪
That, my friend, was an extremely satisfying job. Thank you for the video.
Thank you for watching! Glad you enjoyed it
Excellent explanation video and demonstration thank you. Mine has exactly this issue. Will try the repair later as simple descaling hasn't worked.
So glad it helped you. 😊
Deu certo??? Quero fazer na minha. Eu tinha desistido, mas depois desse vídeo meu mundo voltou a ser azul pois foi uma maquina muito cara e saiu de linha aqui no Brasil (provavelmente no mundo) hahhaaha
Thank you had one of these on the shelf for about a year because it leaked, just fixed it.
I had the 550 model there is a small plastic bit under the on/off button that falls out when you take the top off don't forget to put it back in before you clip the top on or it does not turn on lol. I used a Water Flosser to fo round the inside has a fine high pressure water jet for flossing teeth but worked perfectly for this :).
So glad I could help! And thanks for the extra tip👌
Great video, clear and really helpful……thank you 🙏 solved the leaking issue 👍👍
Great video! 👍 We have exact same model, and has just started doing the same thing. I'll be taking it to my workshop to dismantle Thanks.
I hope you sort it out with ease💪😁
This is amazing!!!! Saved my machine. Many thanks!!!
So happy it helped🙏
Thank you so much. Enabled me to repair mine.
Awesome! Glad to hear it
Just did it and works!!!!!!! Thank you!!!!!!!!
Awesome! Happy it worked💪 thank you for watching 🙂
Awesome. Will try...I hope it works in my Nespresso!! Thank You!!
Hope it works for you🙏
Very helpful and clear video. thank you very much.
Glad it was helpful! Good Luck😀
Thank you for the help I fix my nespresso machine thanks again
You're welcome
Thanks!☕
Thank you very much for that Coffee😉 so happy I could help
Hi there, greetings from Brazil! Very useful video, congratulations! I did already this procedure, but the leaking still persists, do you think it's necessary to replace the extraction unit? I wouldn't like to put away my latissima, once it's in an excellent conditions. Tks in advance!
Hello there! I'm for South Africa. Thank you😁 sorry that it didn't work for you.. yes it was me I would definitely order another unit. Really hope you come right with your machine🙏
Are you using 'official' Nespresso or Starbucks capsules? If not, then the other capsules may not seal correctly in the machine :-(
@NZHorseRescue I was thinking exactly that: it seems my Starbucks capsules aren't a good fit for the machine. Thanks for all your comments in this video. I have a second-hand 550 and I don't feel confident opening it to replace that part. I'll try the cleaning process and use different capsules.
Thank you very much, this is exactly my problem and your solution is fantastic.
You're welcome 😊 thank you for watching
Thanks for a great video, one thing is when removing the ribbon I neglected to open the small clips that holds it in place and the entire clip came out, I had to glue it back in, hopefully it will hold.
You're welcome 😊 hopefully it holds🙏 thank you for watching
Thank you! This worked a treat.
You're welcome
Hi Handy Coco. Comment from CapeTown. Thanks for posting the video as I have been having the same problem with my exact same machine. I have done all the cleaning but I'm having difficulty re-installing the water pipe. I am not able to push it in far enough. I can see the o-ring inside the unit but it looks like the end of the pipe has developed a bit of a flange, which prevents me from pushing it in all the way. I am tempted to file down the flange, but I thought I would check with you first. Much appreciated.
Howzit! Thanks for watching. I wouldn't file it down.. the first time I had to use the end of a small spoon to push it back all the way. It was a bit tough to get it back right. Also check it is aligned correctly before pushing it back. Hope that helps🙏💪
I used a rubber grip pad, like you might use to open a pickle jar, to firmly hold the water line while pushing it back in on reassemble. You have to push fairly hard but you will know when it pops in. Also, look closely where the cotter pin comes out of when taking apart. I had some doubts on exactly where to re-cotter pin.
4:11 I also had trouble getting it off and believed in a hidden nose holding it together and create planned obsolescence. But I was wrong! The two parts where glued together by the mud. I solved it by pushing the screw driver in on both sides in the following position: Go to 4:14, left of his right thumb. The little elevated plastic.
Wow it's crazy how the mud gets it stuck together. Thanks for the extra.
Great clip. Well done. Thanks 🙏
Glad you enjoyed it
Fantastic video, thank you sooooo much!
I'm happy it helped 🙏
What do you suggest to lube the o rings, I was thinking olive oil?
Yeah I would use olive oil 100%
Hi, I have just followed this, very informative, however a small black pin with a spring on fell out of my brewing unit when I took it off, any idea where it goes? Many thanks
Ah no! Im sorry this happened.. im not sure where it would end up, but i would turn it upside down and give it a tap and a shake? hope you find it!
Thank you! Very clear!
Happy it's helping🙏
Happy it's helping🙏
Very helpful! Thank you
Glad it was helpful! 😊
Mine leaks water out the bottom too! Any fix ideas? I hate to throw my pretty red lattissima plus away!!
Ah no! We first thought it was the leaking from the bottom as well, but after months of research testing... i finally found the problem was from the main head l replaced in the video, my advice would be to test and make sure where the water is coming from? could be the seal by the pump as well? hope this helps🙏
Great video. What is the identification of the cable on 1:55 so I can also buy a new one? Thanks.
Molex Picoflex Series Flat Ribbon Cable, 6-Way, 1.27mm Pitch, 150mm Length, Picoflex IDC to Picoflex IDC
If you can't find anything. Let me know I have a spare.. You'll just need to pay for shipping.
Really? Thanks a lot. I will check. It's just that I changed the driping piece and now the machine wont start. I don't see any damage to the cable but I think the fault must lie there.@@handycoco8456
@@handycoco8456thank you so much for the video!! But i unfortunately ripped off the cable. do you have a link where I can purchase it?
@@jenifertrejo2520 eu.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Molex/92315-1015?qs=94%252BGU0%252BNAOeuko1ETsX9%252BQ%3D%3D
Muchísimas gracias! Ha funcionado, vuelvo a tener cafe jejeje ♡♡♡♡♡
That's wonderful to hear! Enjoy your coffee!
How did you manage to plug the tube back in so easily? I cannot push it back in and this cannot insert the retaining clip. It's the only step preventing me from completing the reassembly.
I did have to use a little force, but make sure the tube is not going in at an angle👌 hope that helps
Question so just tore down my machine, I had no water dispensing, I tried to prime the pump didn't work. So I want to order flowmeter, pump and I have to order a control board.. a connector broke on the board side. I hooked the pump to 120V once removed and stuck the sypon hose in a cup of water... Nothing happened out of water I have no suction or pressure on either side. Does it seem like the correct diagnosis?
Ah shame man! Dam, yeah, sounds like what I would have done.
I have worked for many days to put the pin that holds the water tube back in. I can't get it to push all the way in. Any hints? I am ready to just crazy glue it back in.
The comment below is correct and will sort your problem out
Thanks ... Great video.
Glad you liked it!😀
Hi great video but it didnt work for me, its worst now, I think I need to change the complete piece. Do you now here to buy it?
Ah no! I sorry to here that man... Google this Delonghi EN520 Coffee Machine Brewing Unit 5513228031, here is one place I found one for you, www.sos-parts.com/brewing-unit-brewing-unit-delonghi-5513228031-22361.html?srsltid=AfmBOooNCmjPVs2xyMCPv3zWPfhrGGcub_MIVj5GYt_YsKp6rxGKKOFQ
Hope you get it working asap💪
Awesome. Thanks!
You're welcome!
My exact same lattissima machine is leaking from bottom..like a pool of water every time! I’ve already descaled and it did nothing. Would you have any advice please?
Its such a common problem with these machines... i would replace the brewing chamber if the deep clean didnt work
This really helped as mine had same issue..
Thats Awesome! Glad it helped😃
Wait; how do you reattach the ribbon cable? In the video you appear to just snap it back in, but isn't it soldered onto the circuit board?
It's a clip there is no need to solder it👍
I’m having same issue. I think on disassemble the clips came out of the board. Now trying to put back in, clips go into hole… but they dont stay
Follow up - I rewatched the video. When I pulled the ribbon out, I actually got the ribbon AND the clip. Be careful on disassemble. Don’t get ribbon white base and clip. I’ll try glueing clip back into holes
Hope you can help me with mine. , the cappuccino and latte buttons don't light up when I attached the RCS the piece that attaches the machine doesn't seem to be damage and the decailing works just fine, so what could I do
I would replace the controller pcb board as well as the ribbon cable. It's located just behind the buttons.. it's not too hard to do. I hope that helps and works for you. Make sure it's the correct parts numbers ordered though.
I followed your explanations and cleaned the infuser part . But after puting everything back together now the machine leaks all the water and no coffe comes out (before I opened it only half of the water was leaking and i still had some coffe coming). Any idea what I could have done wrong? thanks
Ah no sorry to hear that! I would double check that the water tube is not damaged and inserted all the way in with the pin full inserted. have a look at 2:14
Thanks
You're welcome
I just put it all back together and now it's not lighting up it did for a second now nothing😢
Ah, sorry to hear that. Did you connect the ribbon cable back correctly? If so, check if the cable has any damage on it
Good morning. What do you think could be the reason why my Nespresso Latissima 520 coffee machine does not retain my capsules? I have to manually hold them from the bottom to be able to squeeze the capsule. THANKS
Hello Its sounds like an issue with the Diffuser Piston (the same part that is causing the leak in the video) sounds like it not getting a good enough seal. maybe check there is nothing obstructing the diffuser, otherwise i would look to replace that part. hope it works out!🙏
Thanks!
You're welcome
My Machine is not piercing the front of the pods.
Do you know what could cause this?
It could be from the dirt build up from the uses over time that is not allowing the pods to be pierced properly... try give it a deep clean with a new toothbrush. hope this helps!
I have the same problem with my machine, changed the part (for 50€) but it doesn’t solved the problem. Instead I cleaned up the outlet from outside, the outlet has 4 smal holes, and if one of them is closed, the water will rann out too - from the wrong place 😉. Clean it with a interdental brush or toothpick.
Excellent! Glad it worked out for you, and thank you for adding that info. Cheers😎
Yeah,exactly, I had the same problem. Cleaning the holes helped
That's Great to hear!@@grubykorzen8730
Any idea how fix this machine that is leaking water
I don't understand
@@handycoco8456 when it sits it leaks water from the reservoir
sadly it didnt work for me :((
😢 damn, I'm sorry it didn't work for you
@@handycoco8456 would you have any idea? i followed your instruction and still leaking water to the compartment underneath
The problem of following off handed made videos gives misleading informations and the results are 300$ worth machine goes to dumb… and you said broken ribbon… how a bout broken circuit!!
This machine is still working to this day... I'm just sharing how I fix it. Take or leave it
Easy to follow video, with very clear instructions. All seems good so far. Found another clip (th-cam.com/video/NTmo9jy1dbs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=gGn09-GgkECVsKAD) that shows how to take the diffuser plate out to give it a really thorough clean.
Awesome thanks so much for sharing, will give it a watch👍