To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my DeLonghi EAM 4500 Coffee Maker displaying 'DESCALE'?
The 'DESCALE' message on your DeLonghi Coffee Maker indicates the presence of lime scale in the appliance. You need to perform the descaling procedure as soon as possible.
How to fix DeLonghi Coffee Maker when coffee is not hot?
If the coffee from your DeLonghi Coffee Maker is not hot enough, it could be due to the cups not being preheated. Heat the cups by rinsing them in hot water or leaving them on the cup warmer tray. Alternatively, the infuser may be too cold. Heat the infuser by pressing the button before making the coffee.
What to do if my DeLonghi EAM 4500 Coffee Maker doesn't turn on when pressing the button?
If your DeLonghi Coffee Maker doesn't turn on when the button is pressed, check that the power cable is plugged into the outlet.
Why does my DeLonghi EAM 4500 say 'FILL TANK'?
The 'FILL TANK' message on your DeLonghi Coffee Maker indicates that the water tank is either empty, positioned incorrectly, dirty, or encrusted with lime scale. Make sure to fill the water tank and insert it fully. If the tank is dirty, rinse or descale it.
What to do if DeLonghi EAM 4500 Coffee Maker displays 'EMPTY GROUNDS CONTAINER'?
If your DeLonghi Coffee Maker shows 'EMPTY GROUNDS CONTAINER', it means the grounds container is either full or missing. Empty the grounds container, clean it, and then replace it.
What to do if my DeLonghi Coffee Maker says 'FILL BEANS CONTAINER'?
If your DeLonghi Coffee Maker displays 'FILL BEANS CONTAINER', it means the coffee beans have run out. Simply fill the bean container.
How to fix 'GROUND TOO FINE ADJUST MILL AND INSERT WATER SPOUT AND PRESS OK' on DeLonghi EAM 4500 Coffee Maker?
If your DeLonghi Coffee Maker shows 'GROUND TOO FINE ADJUST MILL AND INSERT WATER SPOUT AND PRESS OK', insert the hot water spout, press the button and run off water from the spout for a few seconds. If the coffee runs off too slowly, turn the grinding regulator one click clockwise.
Why is my DeLonghi EAM 4500 Coffee Maker dispensing less coffee than usual?
If your DeLonghi Coffee Maker is dispensing less coffee than usual, the ground coffee funnel may be clogged. Empty the funnel. Alternatively, too many coffee beans or too much ground coffee may have been added. Select a milder taste or reduce the quantity of ground coffee, then press the button to deliver the coffee again.
What to do if DeLonghi EAM 4500 Coffee Maker displays 'INSERT GROUNDS CONTAINER'?
If your DeLonghi Coffee Maker shows 'INSERT GROUNDS CONTAINER', it means that after cleaning, the grounds container has not been replaced. Open the service door and insert the grounds container.
Why does my DeLonghi EAM 4500 Coffee Maker say 'CLOSE DOOR'?
The 'CLOSE DOOR' message on your DeLonghi Coffee Maker indicates that the service door is open. If the service door cannot be closed, check that the infuser is inserted correctly.
General| Type | Automatic Espresso Machine |
|---|---|
| Water Tank Capacity | 1.8 liters |
| Pump Pressure | 15 bar |
| Power | 1450 W |
| Coffee Grinder | Yes |
| Adjustable Grinder Settings | Yes |
| Programmable | Yes |
| Milk Frother | Yes |
| Coffee Types | Coffee, Cappuccino |
| Product Type | Automatic Coffee Machine |
Details the electrical specifications of the coffee maker, including voltage and power.
Identifies and explains the function of each button and display element on the control panel.
Provides safety guidelines related to the use of the appliance's power cord.
Instructions for cleaning the exterior, drip tray, water tank, and coffee spout.
Detailed steps for removing, cleaning, and reinserting the internal infuser unit.
Details the meaning of specific error messages and the steps to resolve them.
Addresses common problems related to coffee temperature, creaminess, and flow rate.
Covers issues like the appliance not turning on, infuser removal, and ground coffee problems.
Solutions for problems concerning coffee spout flow and milk frothing.
Information on how to obtain service, contact customer support, and find replacement parts.
