Hello guys, Today I will show you how to repair the Nespresso Citiz without changing the brewing head . There are other videos on youtube on how to repair this machine but there is no need to change the entire brewing head.
Thank you so much! I've just disassembled, cleaned and reassembled my CitiZ (Nespresso D110) with your help. My machine is a bit different from the one you show in the video, but sufficiently similar for me to do it. The machine is now 13 years old and appears to be working like new.
Thank you for the instructions and the very detailed video. With this help I was able to repair my CitiZ which was clogged - basically only a cleaning was needed on the plate with the small holes. It is a shame on DeLonghi, that this easy cleaning needs a disassembly for what the equipment is not designed. Repair instead of replace, produce less waste!
Thank you so much. With your step by step guide and my patience,trial and error I succeeded and fixed an original machine! Once it was all opened and cleaned there was no more leakage! Mine was a magimix and a little different but easy to adjust to my citiz. Thank you!
Thank you, this helped me clean our Citiz. Unfortunately I had just bought a new replacement, which I will keep as a spare. Apart from the 4mm oval “industry standard” screws and plastic panels, it was pretty easy when following your cleaning instructions. Cleaning that plastic filter should be easier, it almost feels like a “designed to fail” bottleneck. After cleaning it ran like new, not a drop after multiple cups. Very pleased with the result. I also took a look at the o-ring which was more difficult than expected and in my my case unnecessary. There is a metal shim / spring that can easily be placed the wrong way. It is amazing how much plastic these machines are, explains the “relatively” low price. Long story short, again thanks for putting this online.
Thank you! I also recommend zip tying the end of the tubing that connects to the pump. I think the vibration of the machine eventually knocked it off and water was pooling under the machine.
Great video Adrian - it helped me disassemble my leaking Citiz! It seems like I need to replace the O-ring in the brewing unit; what are the exact specs for that O-ring? You mention 20mm, but it's more like inner diameter of 32 or 33mm and thickness of 2 or 2.3mm (= external diameter of 36 or 37mm)? Haven't been able to find the specs yet, so would be really helpful if you have them and could share ;-)
Hi Adrian, I watched yours video, disassemble machine and after I removed a coffee capsule holder to check a rubber some metal flat ring fall out. It is waved and open 🫣👀 should I exchange it or put it back? Many thx
Do you know the size of the o-ring? Mine looks perfectly fine, but I have thoroughly cleaned the spout head and the micro holes leading to it, and it is still leaking inside the used capsule chamber. Any suggestions?
@benassy69 thank you for your guide. I have followed all steps and machine got cleaned up. However, water is still pouring into the cups chamber. The cups are not perforated at the end. Also without cups it partly pours into the chamber, so there is a leakage there. Any ideas what I could try?
Thanks for this video! My Citiz works except I cannot reset the brew times. When I push either button, it only runs for a couple seconds. I can hold the button to keep it flowing, but even then it shuts off. Not sure if there's a replacement upper command console, or if that's the issue. Maybe someone else has had this problem.
reset the cup brewing size Turn the machine off. Press and hold down the Lungo button for 5 seconds. The LEDs will blink fast 3 times to indicate it has been reset to Factory settings. The LEDs will continue to blink normally as the machine heats up until ready to use. Steady lights: machine is ready
Hi Adrian, I just disassembled and clean up inside, the o-ring doesn’t seems aged and the filter isn’t blocked either. I cleaned them all but the water still pour after I tried to brew pure water without any capsule inside. The water is pour inside the chamber and go into the waste basket. I think it is at least 20ml each time. It cause my wooden table surface expanded after absorbing the water 😢 and also waste a lot of water. Do you think change the O-ring will help?
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Wow something is not ok. 1. Have you tried using a capsule and see if still drips? 2. Is the o-ring the correct thickness? 3. Try expanding a little bit the spring inside The brewing mechanism.
I have a delonghi en110b coffee maker and I don't know how to clean the capsule holder area because I haven't been able to access it. I have disassembled the first parts: the cover and the rain gutter but I cannot clean the filter that perforates the capsule because I don't know how to disassemble it. Can somebody help me? Thank you
Hello Adrian from Sydney Australia. Where did you source the o ring from, online maybe. Please help as I have really cleaned this machine well and I am ready to re assemble. Big Thanks.
Hello mate! I have bought a standard set of o-rings from the hardware store. The one that you want is the 20mm one. if you want to be sure then just search on amazon or any local online shop for " 20mm Replacement Silicone Rubber Seal Ring Compatible with Nespresso Machines". Good luck and take care!
hello, I couldn't find the solution I needed in any of your videos. Water also flows into the capsule holder when I make coffee, half into the cup and part into the holder. I see where it's going, but I don't know the solution, have you encountered such a problem? If you can speak Hungarian, maybe I can explain it more clearly.
I've just fixed such a problem on my Krups Citiz. If you remove the whole spout (not just the spout cover), you may find a load of old coffee gunge inside it. Clean this thoroughly, and also remove the black plastic disc (the part that makes contact with the front of the pod) Push a sewing pin through every hole, from both sides. Good luck!
Remove the button cover and expose the board under it. Take a cotton swab and soak it in alcohol. Rub the button board with the alcohol swab. Put everything back together!
@@benassy69 Tried3,4,5,6,7,8,etc. lights either flash together or alternate. Filled tank full and run through 3 times but is stuck. Tried to reset, nothing. Is there a component that could be changed ? About to scrap it !