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5 Coffee Machine Problems You Don't Want To Mess With

We all love the smell of fresh coffee in the morning; until your machine decides it’s taking a day off. One minute you’re dreaming of a perfect brew, the next you’re staring at blinking lights, weird leaks, or (worse) total silence. While it’s tempting to pop the lid and play home technician, not all coffee machine issues are meant for DIY fixes.

The machine won't heat up correctly

If your machine is coming on but not heating the water, you're facing a more significant problem than an idle appliance. This might be a malfunctioning thermostat, defective heating element, or wiring problem. And if you don't know your electrical parts (and don't mind possibly voiding your warranty), call coffee machine repair service Oxford.

Leaks

Leaks from coffee machines are typically connected to cracked seals, damaged water lines, or defective internal hoses. Locating where it's leaking from is challenging enough; repairing it is a whole different level. When in doubt, call coffee machine repair Oxford before the leak takes down more than your caffeine supply.

Grinder gone dead silent

If your grinder is built into your machine and it starts making a blender-full-of-rocks sound; it could be jammed or there's something wrong with the motor. Disassembling the grinder with the wrong tools (or expertise) might end up mashing blades, motors, or sensors. Contact coffee machine repair service Oxford.

Bizarre tastes or odors

Sometimes something more sinister is at play; such as a burned-out heating plate, mold in concealed internal tubing, or mineral deposits throwing your brew temperature off. Take advice from coffee machine repair Oxford before using.

A completely dead coffee machine

A completely dead machine might be anything from a burnt power board to a popped fuse to internal wiring problems that only ProPresso Coffee Machine Repairs can fix. Contemporary coffee machines, particularly high-end or smart machines contain intricate circuits that are ridiculously easy to destroy.