#Pro disk cleaner troubleshoot full#

If the pump does not come on, manually use something to push in the switch behind the brew lever. There is a blockage in the plumbed line, or there is an issue with the water pressure on the house.

Try putting the plumb line hosing into an external bucket or container filled with water and see if the machine will draw water from this source, instead of your water line.

Electrical testing will need to be done to check the power cord of the espresso machine. You can check for pinched wires or scorch marks to investigate what is damaged, but a repair is recommended. The electrical is arcing somewhere in the machine. If the GFCI still pops, turn off the machine and unplug it. If it does not pop, the element needs replacing. Plug in the machine, turn it on, and see if the GFCI pops. You will notice black and blue wires connecting to the element in the boiler. Facing the front of the machine, the element we need to look at are located on the right end of the boiler.

You will now have access to the internals.

The housing should come off like a sleeve. Tug the side-panels gently outward and push toward the rear of the machine. Support the panels by the bottom and grab back sides. Lightly tap the side-panels from the top, causing them to drop. Return the machine upright while supporting the side-panels at the bottom. On the bottom of the machine are 4 3mm screws: two are located near the front corners of the machine, and the other two are at the rear, by the legs. Flip the machine on it's back onto a towel or other soft surface to preserve the cosmetics of the back panel. When done correctly, you will be able to wiggle the side-panels but not lift them off outright. Looking into the machine from the top, you can find a screw near each of the front, top corners of the machine, which connect the side-panels to the frame of the machine. Unscrew those and lift the shield out of the machine.

Beneath the top panel is a shield with a 3mm screw going into the side panels. With those removed, the top panel can be lifted off. There are 4 2.5mm screws on the top (two screws in the front, and two screws in the back). To access the machine, we must first remove the housing. If you feel comfortable accessing the machine, we can check the heating element connected to the boiler.If Yes, we recommend having the machine serviced by a tech.Try testing another appliance on the same outlet.This will require checking power coming in and back out of the control board with a meter, or sending the machine in to have it serviced by a tech. If the orange light is still not on, there maybe an issue with the control board of the machine.Replace the water tank back into the reservoir support. If the cap is pushed down too far or has popped upward, it will change where the magnet sits and the sensor may be unable to sense the magnet. The cap that holds the magnet in place should be flush with the channel that the magnet sits in. The magnet may have come out of where it sits and would need to be put back. If it does, then inspect the magnet in the tank.Hold the magnet over that sensor and see if the orange light comes on. Standing in front of the machine and looking down at the reservoir support, there is a black sensor, on the left hand side, about halfway down. Remove the tank and have a magnet handy.If the tank is in place with enough water inside, testing the magnet sensor for the tank would be the first and easiest place to start.

#Pro disk cleaner troubleshoot full#

Make sure the water tank is full and sitting properly within the reservoir support.

If the orange light is not on, this means that power is not being supplied to the rest of the machine.

If the green light is on, is the orange light on?.

If the green light is not illuminated this could indicate an issue with the outlet, the power chord, or the on switch.

Is the green light on in the front of the machine when the power switch is flipped? This green light represents that the machine has power.

NOTE: Prosumers should be on a dedicated 15 amp circuit that is not being shared with other appliances.

Did moving it to a non GFCI outlet maintain power?.

The GFI is not able to determine the cause of these fluctuations.

GFI outlets will sometimes trip because of current fluctuation, especially with high power appliances such as an espresso machine. Try moving it to a non-GFI outlet for testing. My Machine Has No Power, Pops GFCI Is the machine plugged in to a GFCI outlet?