What to do if the Gastroback 42712 displays ‘FILL TANK’?
If the LCD screen of your Gastroback Coffee Maker displays ‘FILL TANK’, it means the water tank is empty. To resolve this, open the flip-top water tank lid and pour in the desired amount of cold, preferably filtered water.
What does ‘EMPTY COFFEE FILTER’ mean on my Gastroback 42712 Coffee Maker and how to fix it?
If your Gastroback Coffee Maker displays ‘EMPTY COFFEE FILTER’, there are several possible reasons: * The coffee basket might not be correctly assembled. Ensure the coffee basket lid is closed and the coffee basket is firmly seated on the two door hooks. * The swing-out door may not be closed properly. Close the door until it clicks shut. * The coffee basket hasn't been emptied of used grinds. Remove the coffee basket, discard used grinds, and wash the coffee basket, especially rinsing the chute area. Dry thoroughly, reattach to the swing-out door, and close the door until it clicks shut.
Why does my Gastroback 42712 Coffee Maker display ‘DE-SCALE’?
The ‘DE-SCALE’ message on your Gastroback Coffee Maker indicates excessive mineral build-up is affecting the machine's performance. To remove the ‘DE-SCALE’ icon, press the SINGLE CUP and CARAFE button together, then de-scale the machine.
How to fix Gastroback 42712 when no coffee comes out?
If no coffee comes out of your Gastroback Coffee Maker, it's likely that the coffee basket is clogged. Never open the swing-out door and remove the coffee basket while brewing, as hot water and coffee can cause injury. Turn the POWER button off, remove the plug from the power outlet, and wait 10 minutes before opening the swing-out door and removing the coffee basket. Then, follow the solutions for ‘Coffee basket overflows’.
What to do if my Gastroback Coffee Maker carafe overflows?
If your Gastroback Coffee Maker carafe overflows, it's likely because the carafe was not completely empty before brewing. Always ensure the carafe is completely empty before starting a new brewing cycle.
Why is my Gastroback Coffee Maker taking a long time to brew?
The Gastroback Coffee Maker's Brew IQ System intelligently pre-heats and doses grinds for optimum temperature and taste, which may result in longer grinding, pre-heating, and brewing times than you're used to. If you'd like to reduce brewing time and are using SINGLE CUP mode, select a lower flavor setting; the ‘LITE’ setting will steep for less time, producing a lighter flavored coffee.
Why is the coffee from my Gastroback Coffee Maker watery?
If the coffee from your Gastroback Coffee Maker is watery, it could be due to insufficient beans in the bean hopper. Make sure to fill the hopper with fresh beans; it's recommended to keep it full (250g maximum) to ensure there are enough beans. Another cause might be that the bean hopper and/or burr grinder is blocked.
Why does my Gastroback Coffee Maker use a lot of coffee?
The Gastroback Coffee Maker's Brew IQ System is calibrated to dose the optimum water-to-coffee grinds ratio for the best flavor profile. Depending on the strength setting, this may result in more coffee being ground than you're used to, producing a bolder, more full-flavored coffee. If you'd like to use fewer beans, select a lower strength setting.
Why won't the bean hopper lock on my Gastroback Coffee Maker?
If you're unable to lock the bean hopper on your Gastroback Coffee Maker, it's likely that coffee beans are obstructing the bean hopper locking device. Remove the bean hopper, clear coffee beans from the grinding chamber and around the upper burr, and then try re-locking the bean hopper.
Why is my Gastroback 42712 displaying ‘LOCK BEAN HOPPER’?
If your Gastroback Coffee Maker displays ‘LOCK BEAN HOPPER’ on the LCD screen, it indicates that the hopper is not locked in place. Turn the locking knob clockwise in the direction of the LOCK arrow until it clicks to secure it.
General| Type | Espresso Machine |
|---|---|
| Pump Pressure | 15 bar |
| Model | 42712 |
| Brand | Gastroback |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Water Tank Capacity | 1.5 liters |
| Capacity | 1.5 l |
| Features | Milk Frother |
| Product Type | Automatic Espresso Machine |
Explanation of the control panel buttons and their functions.
Comprehensive safety guidelines for appliance operation.
Specific safety guidelines for electrical components.
Details on model, power, dimensions, and certification.
Preparation and cleaning before the first operation.
Guide to brewing coffee using the carafe.
Instructions for brewing a single cup of coffee.
Setting the clock and programming the auto-start feature.
Advice for optimizing coffee flavour and brewing.
Detailed steps for cleaning the basket, filter, carafe, and hopper.
Guide to decalcifying the machine to remove mineral deposits.
Solutions for common problems and error messages.
Recommendations for storing and disposing of the appliance.
Details on customer support, contact information, and warranty claims.
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