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We love the J8! I'm glad we were able to help you! Cheers, Ben

@@thejuraguy it's my second machine. the previous one was a lower/cheaper model which served me very good for many years. The J8 is very good as well, although I don't the syrup feature, well, at all

Maybe just put your machine in "time-out" instead! 🤣 I'm glad it helped!

We are so glad it helped! Holler at us if you need any help with your Jura! Cheers, Ben

Thank you, great question!!! It's a little bit the same issue, but a different sort of problem. The puck scraper can prevent the drawer from going in (like in this video) but it can also prevent you from pulling the drawer OUT. Unlike in this video, when the drawer is stuck IN the machine, your problem indicates that you definitely need service, because the brew group is no longer able to re-center itself. That's OK! We know what to do. Could you possibly fill out a quick form on our site so we can provide a free estimate for repair? www.thebrewgrouptx.com/refurb Thank you! Ben

Hi there! 22,000 is far beyond typical for a service interval-that's amazing that it hasn't needed anything: a testament to the care you're giving it and also a testament to the quality of jura products. We do see the Z6's in the shop and they come out great. If you'd like service, please go to www.thebrewgrouptx.com/refurb Thanks! Ben

Hi! It's a great idea to rebuild the brew group periodically, but you're likely finding it's an exercise in extreme patience. We can best help in these situations by offering expert repair. You can get a quick estimate from us on our site: www.thebrewgrouptx.com/refurb. If you're stuck with the repair and things aren't working, trust me, Houston is full of oil and gas engineers who have brought me machines in boxes. We can put them back together and get them working great. It helps if all the parts are there!

@@thejuraguy i have actually rebuilt this brew group before, but there is something else going on. I have some videos I just made. Can I send them to you?

@@mjbrox Hi! Please do. Hit us up at www.thebrewgrouptx.com/refurb We can take a look at the video and provide an estimate for the repair.

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With the milk unplugged, do you have steam? If so, the system is clogged or there's a loose connection. OR your machine may be clogged internally. Let us know how you come out, and please fill out a form for repair if you need us! Thanks, Ben

If you select the milk function and you have steam, you should be able to pull milk, unless the system is partially clogged. Try the disassemble and soak and see if that helps! If it doesn't, your machine will need service in the shop (clogged with sediment). We can help there! Link is in the description. Ben

ruclips.net/video/Dq2QOcLI8UA/видео.htmlsi=DtxN77Yt8zyK9Zci Try this. If that doesn't help, you likely need service for your machine. There's a repair estimate link in the description. Thanks!

The Jura product is good, but expensive. We recommend this one: www.thebrewgrouptx.com/store/p169/dezcal.html

I'm happy it helped you! If that issues starts to happen frequently it's a sign it's time for service. We're here when you need us! Thanks, Ben

There are lots of potential causes for the fill system error, which is triggered when the machine is unable to move water. The machine automatically detects the lack of water flow and attempts to prime using an alternate route. If the brew head is not clogged (that's specifically what this video addresses) the you likely have a clog somewhere else in the system. That's a difficult one! Do you have a repair shop locally? We don't work on the X9's. Best regards, Ben

Great question! Fill the tank as I describe in the video, then when you get back from vacation, flush the whole system. In addition, I would recommend you give the tank a good wash after you return since there might be a bit of an aquarium effect happening! Descaling is a good idea too: this would disinfect your machine and help remove sediment. People with RO water have the same issue: there's no chlorine, so they need to wash the tank more frequently. Thanks for watching! Ben

@@thejuraguy thanks so much for the detailed reply!!

Thanks Tanya! I'm so happy to help! Ben

Thanks so much! We aim to please!!! Ben

Hi there! If you machine is clogged and needing service, cleaning the frother won't help. Could you fill out a request for with us? We'll provide an estimate for the repair, including roundtrip shipping: www.thebrewgrouptx.com/refurb

Fantastic! I'm glad we were able to help you! Ben

Hi there. You may need service, but we would need a bit more info in order to help solve the problem. GFCI may have tripped at the breaker at the outlet: dry everything out and reset the breaker. Check the fuse box too and reset after allowing the machine to dry out for a day or two. If after a few days your machine won't start at all, even on another outlet, then please fill out a repair request (in the description) and we'll do our best to help. Cheers, Ben

Definitely fill out a form for a repair estimate. We provide troubleshooting to try to keep you out of the shop. Sometimes, a machine really does need service, though, and this kind of issue (clogging) possibly means we'll need to disassemble the machine, locate the clog and replace the offending part. Definitely check out my other video about the fill system error if you haven't seen it already. Cheers, Ben

That's great! Mission accomplished:)

We like to keep machines running and OUT of the shop!

I love helping my Jura brethren! You're right about the water in the drawer. There should be something like a teaspoon of water in the drawer after each cup, but no more than that. If it's leaking heavily into the drawer, it's time for service. Fill out a form for a free estimate, including shipping: www.thebrewgrouptx.com/refurb Thanks!

I'm so glad it helped you! This is what it's all about for me: bringing people together with a great cup of coffee!

I'm happy to help!

Hard to say! If there's another cleaning message on the screen it might conceal other cycles. Clear the first message and it might reveal others that are overdue.

There has been no other cleaning displayed at all. So i just reset to factory and see if it might work.

@@barrycook8116 We hear from customers all the time that they're having difficult completing these. If you'd like us to thoroughly clean and perform preventative maintenance, please let us know! Estimate here: www.thebrewgrouptx.com/refurb Thanks!

Just tap water! When you return, I definitely recommend a hand wash of the tank, fresh filtered water, then flush the system by selecting hot water and running 8 oz to introduce fresh water everywhere throughout the machine.

I'm glad it helped you!

Hi Scott. I'm sorry I am just seeing this! To me it sounds like an issue with the panel. I would recommend moving to another machine, as the issue will likely begin to happen more and more frequently. If you like, check us out at www.thebrewgrouptx.com/shop. Thanks!

de nada! y gracias!

I'm glad we could help!!!

Hi there. I would definitely recommend our repair service to correct this. We disassemble and clean the grinder, re-install a premium stainless grinder burr profile, and tune it for best taste and extraction. This more permanently fixes the fill beans error. Please go to www.thebrewgrouptx.com/refurb. Thanks!

@@thejuraguy the grinder has been cleaned, no issue there , it's the bean hopper sensor, where is it located on a Impressa F60

@@johnwaldner743 Only way I can help you there is to strongly recommend service in our shop. Grinder disassembly is very difficult, as you might be discovering.

Hi there. I would definitely recommend our repair service to correct this. We disassemble and clean the grinder, re-install a premium stainless grinder burr profile, and tune it for best taste and extraction. This more permanently fixes the fill beans error. Please go to www.thebrewgrouptx.com/refurb. Thanks!