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Problems Possible causes Solutions
The water tank leaks
when it is carried.
The valve at the bottom of
the tank is dirty or defective.
The valve is blocked by
scale.
Wash the water tank and operate the valve at the
bottom of the tank with your finger.
Descale the appliance (paragraph 8).
Water leaks under
the drip tray
Water can be present and/or
flow when you remove the
drip tray.This is not a sign of
a leak.
Crackles are heard
in the filter holder.
Normal phenomenon:
the filter holder security
lock.
The pump is
unusually noisy.
No water in the tank.
The tank is not properly
positioned.
Stop the machine. Fill the water tank, replace in the
correct position, and turn the machine back on.
Replace the tank in the correct position.
The cups are not
filled equally.
The filter holder is clogged. Clean the filter holder (see section 7).
Leaking filter holder.
The filter holder is not
properly positioned.
The edges of the filter holder
are clogged with excess
ground coffee.
Pod improperly positioned in
the filter.
Lock the filter holder firmly in place.
Take care when filling the filter to brush excess
coffee off the edges before locking the filter holder
in place.
Check that the pod is properly centered in the
filter, with excess paper removed from E.S.E.
pods, and that none of the paper is hanging over
the edges of the filter.
Your espresso
tastes bad.
After descaling, the rinsing
was not performed
properly.
Rinse the machine carefully after descaling (see
Section 8).
The machine does
not work
The pump could not be
primed due to lack of water.
The water tank is not
properly positioned.
The Claris cartridge has
been replaced but not
primed.
Fill the water tank and re-prime the pump (see
Section 4). Always check before starting a cycle
to see that there is sufficient water in the water
tank. Avoid allowing the tank to run dry when
operating the machine.
Replace the water tank in the proper position.
See paragraph 4.
IFU Krups XP52 SERIE_NAFTA_NC00026136-01 18/11/11 09:27 Page12
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