QUOTE (Krups EA8108 @ Sunday, June 30, 2024, 21:07) |
QUOTE (Krups EA8108 @ Sunday, June 30, 2024, 20:07) | QUOTE (Guest_HaWe @ Saturday, November 28, 2020, 5:22 pm) | KRUPS EA81* Reset with or without cleaning slide. Pomace container and water container LED flashing.
Trying to change the grinder setting, grinder grinding time, grinding quantity, coffee powder quantity according to a procedure described in the forums usually makes the machine unusable. The grounds container and water container LEDs flash after restarting, no more button input possible, machine does not heat up. In a forum, an unknown forum user has described a possible RESET for all those affected. I expressly emphasize that I am not the inventor of this procedure, the credit goes to an unknown person. I am merely transferring the procedure into a readable form and adding a few more steps. I have tried it on a machine WITHOUT a cleaning slide. It works!
1. Disconnect the machine from the power supply (unplug) 2. Remove the water tank, grounds container and cleaning slide (if present) 3. Set the flow regulator to 20 ml 4. Press and hold the "strong coffee" button on the far right and plug in 5. All LEDs light up, water tank filled, grounds container, reset cleaning slide (if present) 6. Adjust the flow regulator until all LEDs have gone out (approximately middle position) 7. Place the container under the coffee spout and steam nozzle, now press the "weak coffee" button 8. Water is pumped through the coffee spout and steam nozzle, the brewing piston moves to the upper edge of the brewing chamber. The process is repeated twice. Then all red LEDs have gone out 9. Press the "weak coffee" button again 10. The machine lowers the brewing piston twice, the last time the brewing piston remains in its lowest position. When "all LEDs are flashing" 11. Unplug the machine and wait at least 5 seconds 12. Plug in the mains plug, the brewing piston returns to its original position. Machine works again. |
Krups EA8108 RESET Worked |
Krups EA8108 RESET Worked
But, at step 3: set the dial to amount of water NOT to 20ml (minimum), but to 220ml (maximum). Then, at step 6: turn the dial all the way down to 20ml (minimum), and then back to 220ml (maximum).
If you follow the original instruction, after the reset, the amount of water at the dial of 20ml will be much BIGGER than 20ml. |
Actually, in my case, it doesn't matter where I put the dial initially, it always gives me 40ml of coffee at the 20ml setting.
I think, this is because when I fixed the water counter, which has 2 magnets, I have accidently reversed polarity of one of them, and now only 1 magnet is used, thus the double of the volume.
This is still in theory.
I will check it out whenever I'm really pissed about drinking espresso instead of ristretto.
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