Why is my Graef Coffee Maker making a very loud pumping noise?
A very loud pumping noise from your Graef Coffee Maker can occur if there's no water in the water tank, so fill the water tank. It may also happen if the water tank isn't correctly inserted, so ensure it is properly placed. Finally, the noise might be due to the unit being calcified, in which case you should decalcify it.
What to do if no water or espresso emerges from my Graef ES 70 Coffee Maker?
If no water or espresso emerges from your Graef Coffee Maker, or if it only comes out in dribs and drabs, check the following: * Ensure the water tank is filled. * Make sure the water tank is correctly inserted. * Verify that the milk froth and hot water nozzle control is closed. * If the group handle is plugged, empty it and refill with coffee, ensuring it's not pressed down too much or ground too finely. * Decalcify the unit, as calcification can cause this issue. * Clean the brewing head screen.
Why is my Graef ES 70 espresso leaking above the group handle?
Espresso leaking above the group handle on your Graef Coffee Maker could be due to several reasons. First, ensure the group handle is correctly and firmly inserted. Also, make sure there are no coffee grounds on the edge of the group handle; remove any grounds if present. A dirty brewing head can also cause leaks, so clean it. If these steps don't resolve the issue, the brewing head or the brewing head rubber seal might be defective or worn out, and you should contact Graef customer service.
What to do if my Graef ES 70 Coffee Maker is not working at all?
If your Graef Coffee Maker isn't working at all, first, make sure it's properly plugged into the electric socket. Then, check if the brewing head filter is plugged up and clean it if necessary. Lastly, the unit may be calcified, so try decalcifying it.
Why doesn't my Graef ES 70 Coffee Maker espresso have any crema?
If your espresso from the Graef Coffee Maker lacks crema, it could be due to a few reasons. The coffee might be too old or too dry, so use fresh coffee grind. Alternatively, the coffee grounds might be too coarse, so use a finer grind. Ensure you're filling enough coffee grounds in the group handle and that you're pressing the coffee grounds firmly enough.
Why is water flowing through my Graef ES 70 too quickly?
If water flows through your Graef Coffee Maker too quickly, it may be because the coffee grounds are too coarse; try using a finer coffee grind. Also, ensure that the coffee grounds are pressed down firmly enough.
Why is there not enough froth during frothing in my Graef ES 70?
If you're not getting enough froth when using your Graef Coffee Maker, several factors could be the cause. Make sure you're using fresh, well-cooled milk. If the milk has boiled, start again with fresh milk. Also, check if the steam nozzle is plugged up and clean it if necessary. Ensure the steam nozzle is positioned approximately 1 cm under the milk surface.
Why is there no steam coming from my Graef Coffee Maker?
If there is no steam coming from your Graef Coffee Maker, the steam nozzle is likely plugged up. Clean the steam nozzle to resolve this issue.
Why is the coffee from my Graef ES 70 Coffee Maker too cold?
If the coffee from your Graef Coffee Maker is too cold, first preheat the cups, filter insert, and group handle. Also, if making a cappuccino or latte, ensure the milk is reheated but not boiled.
What to do if indicator lights illuminate but water doesn't flow through my Graef ES 70 Coffee Maker?
If the indicator lights on your Graef Coffee Maker are on but water isn't flowing through, and the unit has been standing for a long time, wait up to 8 minutes for the water to flow into the tank. Open all the nozzles to allow any collected air to escape.
Detailed steps for frothing milk using the steam function.
Adjusts the water temperature at the group head in 2°C increments.
Adjusts the steam temperature in 3°C increments for milk texturing.
Modifies steam pump rate for wetter or dryer steam for milk texturing.
Instructions for using the included cleaning set to maintain the machine.
Detailed steps for frothing milk using the steam function.
Adjusts the water temperature at the group head in 2°C increments.
Adjusts the steam temperature in 3°C increments for milk texturing.
Modifies steam pump rate for wetter or dryer steam for milk texturing.
Instructions for using the included cleaning set to maintain the machine.
General| Cup warmer | Yes |
|---|---|
| Product type | Espresso machine |
| Capacity in cups | 2 cups |
| Coffee input type | Ground coffee |
| Water tank capacity | 2.5 L |
| Maximum operating pressure | 16 bar |
| Type | Espresso |
| Product color | Stainless steel |
| Built-in display | No |
| AC input voltage | 230 V |
| AC input frequency | 50 Hz |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 295 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 300 mm |
| Height | 322 mm |
| Weight | 7600 g |
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