To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the number remains 0 when activating the coffee grinder on my Philips HD 8753 Coffee Maker?
If the number remains 0 when you activate the coffee grinder on your Philips Coffee Maker, check the Hall sensors, their wiring, or the CPU/POWER input (JP2). If the motor doesn't run, the issue might be in the chain (JP8), the coffee grinder wiring, or the coffee grinder itself.
What to do if the absorbed current exceeds 300 mA and the display turns red with brewing unit on Philips HD 8753 Coffee Maker?
If the absorbed current exceeds 300 mA and the display turns red with the brewing unit in your Philips Coffee Maker, check the brewing unit, the gears on the motor, and the motor housing in its seat.
What to do if the absorbed current exceeds 200 mA and the display turns red without brewing unit on Philips Coffee Maker?
If the absorbed current exceeds 200 mA and the display turns red without the brewing unit in your Philips Coffee Maker, check the gears on the motor and the motor housing in its seat.
What to do if the pulses remain at 0 with the pump activated in Philips HD 8753 Coffee Maker?
If the pulses remain at 0 when the pump is activated on your Philips Coffee Maker, check the wiring on the flow meter (JP5). If no water is coming out, inspect the pump, the connected water circuit, or the pump wiring (JP24).
What to do if the temperature is not absorbed after activating the boiler on Philips Coffee Maker?
If the temperature is not absorbed after activating the boiler in your Philips Coffee Maker, check the boiler resistor, its wiring, and the connection to the CPU/POWER in (JP19). Also, check the wiring on the NTC (JP13).
Why does the WORK indicator remain permanently on 'N' on my Philips HD 8753 Coffee Maker?
If the WORK indicator remains permanently on 'N' on your Philips Coffee Maker, check the microswitch, the unit motor (it may be blocked), and the wiring JP16 and JP14.
What to do if the HEATER indicator shows the word "SHORT" on my Philips Coffee Maker?
If the HEATER indicator shows the word "SHORT" on your Philips Coffee Maker, check the wiring of the NTC or the CPU/POWER in (JP13).
What to do if the HEATER indicator shows the word "OPEN" on my Philips HD 8753?
If the HEATER indicator shows the word "OPEN" on your Philips Coffee Maker, check the continuity of the NTC wiring and the connection to the CPU/POWER in (JP13).
What to do if the indication does not change for DOOR indicator on Philips Coffee Maker?
If the DOOR indicator does not change on your Philips Coffee Maker, check the Microswitch on the hatch and relative wiring (JP14), and ensure that the dreg drawer is correctly in position.
What to do if the indication does not change for DREG indicator on Philips HD 8753?
If the DREG indicator doesn't change on your Philips Coffee Maker, check the microswitch on the dreg drawer and its wiring (JP16).
General| Coffee Bean Container Capacity | 250 g |
|---|---|
| Pump Pressure | 15 bar |
| Weight | 7.2 kg |
| Coffee Strength Selection | Yes |
| Milk Frother | Yes |
| Water Tank | Removable |
| Keep Warm Function | Yes |
| Anti-Drip System | Yes |
| Color | Black |
| Appliance Type | Espresso Machine |
| Water Tank Capacity | 1.8 L |
| Filter Type | Metal |
Provides critical safety warnings for appliance repair, including power disconnection and insulation class.
Details electrical, mechanical, and performance specifications of the coffee machine.
Describes red alarm signals and the corresponding actions required by the user.
Provides instructions for operating the machine and performing regular cleaning and maintenance tasks.
Describes the automatic dose adjustment system based on power consumption and aroma selection.
Guides on how to enter the test mode and navigate through firmware version and key checks.
Guides through testing solenoid valves (EV1, EV2) and the water pump for proper function.
Details checks for the coffee grinder, its temperature, and the boiler's heating element.
Guides on entering test mode and performing key, microswitch, and sensor checks for Focus/Class.
Lists common error codes and their corresponding descriptions and potential causes.
Describes tests for espresso, coffee, noise, cream, temperature, and grinding level with specified tolerances.
Provides step-by-step instructions and illustrations for removing the outer shell of the Intelia Cappuccino.
Details the process for disassembling the outer shell of the Intelia Class and Focus models.
Details steps for removing finger protection, covers, front panel, and milk jug plug body.
Instructions for removing the front panel, frame, and disconnecting the control board and display.
Detailed schematic illustrating the water flow and components for the Intelia Cappuccino.
Detailed schematic illustrating the water flow and components for the Intelia Focus and Class.
Schematic showing electrical connections and components for the Intelia Focus and Class models.
