Philips EP4447/90 - Technical Specifications

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Problem Cause Solution
The milk container and/or
frame of LatteGo are dirty.
Disassemble LatteGo and rinse both
parts under the tap or clean them in
the dishwasher.
The machine seems to
be leaking.
The machine uses water to
rinse the internal circuit and
brew group. This water flows
through the internal system
directly into the drip tray. This
is normal.
Empty the drip tray every day or as
soon as the 'drip tray full' indicator
pops up through the drip tray cover.
Tip: place a cup under the dispensing
spout to collect rinsing water and
reduce the amount of water in the drip
tray.
The drip tray is too full and has
overflowed which makes it
look like the machine is
leaking.
Empty the drip tray every day or as
soon as the 'drip tray full' indicator
pops up through the drip tray cover.
The water tank is not fully
inserted, some water is leaking
out of the water tank and air is
drawn into the machine.
Make sure the water tank is in the
correct position: remove it and insert it
again pushing it as far as possible.
The brew group is
dirty/clogged.
Rinse the brew group.
The machine is not placed on a
horizontal surface.
Place the machine on a horizontal
surface so that the drip tray does not
overflow and the 'drip tray full'
indicator works properly.
I cannot activate the
AquaClean water filter
and the machine asks
for descaling.
The filter has not been installed
or replaced in time after the
screen shows the AquaClean
reminder. This means your
machine is not anymore
completely limescale free.
Descale your machine first and then
install the AquaClean water filter.
The new water filter
does not fit.
You are trying to install
another filter than the Philips
AquaClean water filter.
Only the Philips AquaClean water filter
fits into the machine.
The rubber ring on the
AquaClean water filter is not in
place.
Place back the rubber ring on the
AquaClean water filter.
The machine is making
a loud noise.
It is normal that your machine
makes some noise during use.
If the machine starts to make a
different kind of noise, clean the brew
group and lubricate it (see 'Lubricating
the brew group').