To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the 'Descale' LED stays on after descaling Marco Coffee Maker?
If the "Descale" LED on your Marco Coffee Maker remains illuminated even after performing a descale operation, it's likely that the "Descale" counter wasn't reset. To resolve this, reset the "Descale" counter at power-up.
Why is the 'Brewing' LED on, but no water flows in my Marco Coffee Maker?
If your Marco Coffee Maker's "Brewing" LED is on, but no water flows into the filter basket, it could be due to the dry boil or thermal fuse on the boiler triggering and holding the boiler off. Try descaling the boiler. If that doesn't work, the boiler may need replacement.
How to fix too weak coffee from Marco FILTRO?
If your Marco Coffee Maker is producing coffee that tastes too weak, it could be due to a few reasons: not enough ground coffee being used in the filter, or the spray head disk being scaled up or dirty, leading to uneven flow. To fix this, increase the amount of coffee you're using. Also, remove the spray head disc and clean it thoroughly.
Why is the coffee too strong from my Marco FILTRO Coffee Maker?
If your Marco Coffee Maker is producing coffee that tastes too strong, it's likely that too much ground coffee has been used in the filter. To resolve this, simply reduce the amount of coffee you're using.
What to do if Marco Coffee Maker is leaking water?
If you notice water coming from under your Marco Coffee Maker, it indicates that the overflow is active because the tank is being over-filled. Use the machine to empty the tank. A full tank is about 2.3L.
Why is the 'Descale' LED on my Marco FILTRO Coffee Maker on?
If the "Descale" LED has turned on on your Marco Coffee Maker, it means that the unit has operated for 300 cycles since the last descale. To resolve this, descale the boiler.
General| Brand | Marco |
|---|---|
| Model | FILTRO |
| Category | Coffee Maker |
| Language | English |
Safety guidelines for the coffee brewer, covering electrical safety and proper usage.
Key technical data including model, voltage, power, dimensions, weight, and capacity.
Guidelines for electrical connection and proper physical placement of the brewer.
Instructions for initial setup (priming) and basic operation of the coffee brewer.
Steps for brewing coffee, including grind size, coffee amount, and water filling.
Regular maintenance requirements, focusing on the descaling procedure to prevent scale buildup.
Instructions for cleaning the exterior, glass jugs, flasks, and filter components.
Common faults, possible causes, and recommended actions for resolving issues.
List of available spare parts with their corresponding part numbers and references.
Visual diagrams identifying key components of the Filtro coffee brewer.
Electrical wiring schematics for both the Jug and Flask versions of the brewer.
