Philips coffee machine cleaning and leakage repair. 

Thank you. Glad I was able to teach you something. 👍

Thank you, I appreciate your feedback! 👍

you're welcome, thanks for the response. I did not have to remove the flow meter myself. and I think you have a slightly different device. (I don't have lights). But if you take the top off you should be able to get to it. can your coffee machine rinse the brew group? I would rather look for it at the grinder. but i have no experience with this error

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Hallo Alexander, thank you. That's a nice project!Unfortunately I no longer own this machine. So I can't help you.

If voltage goes to the valve then it does indeed go to the steam nozzle. That will not be 230v but less I assume. The path to the brew group remains open. But there is another valve that only opens at higher pressure. Which means the water only goes to the steam side when the valve is open. Because that is the path of least resistance for the water.

I don't own the machine annymore. But if I remember correctly the frothing is pretty slow. Maybe someone who also owns the machine can confirm this? Check the connection of the hose for leaks. And the milk you use must be cold.

I had the same error code. then I replaced 1 of the microswitches behind the brewunit. I don't know how to get your brewunit in the right position

@@SpareTimeWorkshop Thanks for the reply, I will look into replacing the microswitches

I have never had this error myself. but as far as i know there is no sensor in the bean reservoir. I would check the microswitches behind the brew group first. I assume that they register that the brew group closes too far when the beans are used up. Maybe one of those micro switches is giving a false indication? I no longer own the coffee machine, so unfortunately I can't test this for you. Good luck, I hope you can find it. let me know!

No I can't help you with that.

hello, glad to hear you found the video useful. Unfortunately I no longer own the device. I do know that a little bit of water always ends up in the drip tray. the coffee is made under pressure. to prevent long dripping after brewing, the pressure is released and a little water leaks into the drip tray.

@@SpareTimeWorkshop thanks a lot! That’s wonderful to hear. Because it happens as I see. Now I feel better thanks to you! 🙏

That would be nice. Let us know if it fixes your problem. I finally replaced the entire brewing group because it kept leaking.

I have never had that machine apart. Often coffee machines are very similar to slightly older models. Unfortunately, I can't help you any further. The model in this video requires the top to be taken off first. Good luck, I believe in you being able to fix it.

Thank you, no i can't. I no longer own the Phillips coffee machine.

@@SpareTimeWorkshop Thank you for an answer.

No I don't have a parts manual unfortunately. I did film how I gave the brewing group a service. In the end I had to replace the whole brewing group so I left it out.

I took a quick look. But unfortunately, I don't know either.