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The brushed stainless front and twin spouts of a coffee machine filling the frame, soft light.

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Look for the name on the front panel, above the spouts or on the plate inside the front door, and open its page: that make's coffee machines, the repairs our technicians carry out on them most often, and any display messages we could confirm in the maker's own manuals.

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  • 12 brands
  • 4 coffee machine types
  • 144 code pages

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Find your make,
A to Z.

12 makes, each against the 4 coffee machine types this site covers. Open your make for its own page.

Independent repair service. Not affiliated with, authorized or endorsed by any manufacturer. Brand names and model numbers are the property of their respective owners and are used here for identification only, to describe the appliances we service.

MakeBuilt-inPlumbedCountertopManual Code pages
Bertazzoniluxury Builds built-in coffee system Not listed Not listed Not listedBuilds: Built-in 12 pages
Boschpremium Builds built-in coffee system Not listed Builds countertop espresso machine Not listedBuilds: Built-inCountertop 13 pages
Fisher & Paykelluxury Builds built-in coffee system Not listed Not listed Not listedBuilds: Built-in 15 pages
Frankepremium Franke sells none of the four home coffee machine types in the US; its US coffee machines are professional models.Franke sells none of the four home coffee machine types in the US; its US coffee machines are professional models. Franke publishes error lists for its professional machines, not for a US home model, so no Franke code is written here. If a Franke machine in your home shows a code, note it with the model from the rating plate and book a visit so we can confirm what the machine is.
Fulgor Milanoluxury Builds built-in coffee system Not listed Not listed Not listedBuilds: Built-in 12 pages
Gaggenauluxury Builds built-in coffee system Builds plumbed coffee system Not listed Not listedBuilds: Built-inPlumbed 14 pages
JennAirluxury Builds built-in coffee system Not listed Not listed Not listedBuilds: Built-in 13 pages
Jurapremium Not listed Not listed Builds countertop espresso machine Not listedBuilds: Countertop 12 pages
Mieleluxury Builds built-in coffee system Builds plumbed coffee system Builds countertop espresso machine Not listedBuilds: Built-inPlumbedCountertop 10 pages
Smegpremium Builds built-in coffee system Not listed Builds countertop espresso machine Builds manual espresso machineBuilds: Built-inCountertopManual 15 pages
Thermadorluxury Builds built-in coffee system Builds plumbed coffee system Not listed Not listedBuilds: Built-inPlumbed 13 pages
Wolfluxury Builds built-in coffee system Not listed Not listed Not listedBuilds: Built-in 15 pages

Makes with
code pages.

11 makes have codes confirmed from the manufacturer's own documentation, 144 pages in all.

All error codes
15 Fisher & Paykel code pages See them 15 Smeg code pages See them 15 Wolf code pages See them 14 Gaggenau code pages See them 13 Bosch code pages See them 13 JennAir code pages See them 13 Thermador code pages See them 12 Bertazzoni code pages See them 12 Fulgor Milano code pages See them 12 Jura code pages See them 10 Miele code pages See them

Not every coffee machine
breaks the same way.

A built-in coffee system sits flush in a tall cabinet with its water tank behind the front, a plumbed built-in draws from a line under the sink and never asks to be filled, a countertop bean-to-cup machine grinds and brews on the counter at one touch, and a manual espresso machine leaves the tamping and the portafilter to you. Which one makes your coffee?

All coffee machine types
A stainless built-in coffee machine set flush in a tall wooden kitchen cabinet at eye level in a US home kitchen, a plain white cup standing under the coffee machine's twin spouts with a thin stream of espresso falling into it, a small dish of coffee beans on the ledge beside it, the coffee machine display dark or showing only plain digits, the cabinet doors around it closed.

Built-in coffee system

The coffee machine set flush into a tall kitchen cabinet, filled from a water tank behind its front, grinding beans and brewing each cup on its own before sliding out on rails for service.

 A built-in stainless coffee machine drawn a little forward out of a tall kitchen cabinet on its rails in a US home kitchen, a thin braided water line and a small shutoff valve visible behind the coffee machine, a plain white cup under the coffee machine's spouts and a scoop of coffee beans on the counter below.

Plumbed coffee system

The built-in coffee machine connected to the house water supply, filling itself through an inlet valve and sometimes draining its rinse water to a line of its own, so nobody ever lifts out a tank.

 A stainless fully automatic bean-to-cup coffee machine standing on a pale stone kitchen counter in a US home, a plain white cup under the coffee machine's spout with fresh crema on the espresso, whole coffee beans visible through the smoked lid of the hopper on top, a small glass jug of milk beside the coffee machine, a plain dark display, soft morning light.

Countertop espresso machine

The fully automatic bean-to-cup machine that stands on the counter, grinding, tamping, brewing and frothing at the touch of a key, with its tank, hopper and grounds drawer all reached from the top and the front.

 A home manual espresso machine with a polished stainless portafilter locked into its group head, standing on a wooden kitchen counter in a US home, a small white espresso cup under the portafilter's spout with coffee pouring, a steel milk pitcher and a plain wooden-handled tamper beside the espresso machine, a few coffee beans on the counter.

Manual espresso machine

The home espresso machine with a portafilter you fill and lock in by hand, a pump and a boiler or thermoblock inside, and a steam wand for milk you froth yourself.

 Every kind we service

All coffee machines, side by side

The archive puts the 4 types against each other: how to tell which you own, what fails on each, and which manufacturers build them.

How to tell yoursWhat fails on eachWho makes them Open the type archive
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Questions about
the makes.

My coffee machine's make has no page here. Do you work on it anyway?
Quite possibly. No page yet simply means we have not written one. Put the make and model number in the notes, and we confirm the parts can be sourced before anyone drives out.
Does the make decide whether a coffee machine is worth fixing?
Not as much as owners expect. The machine's age, its type and how easily its parts arrive count for more. Seals and milk parts for common bean-to-cup machines tend to come quickly, while a board or a brew unit for an imported built-in coffee system can mean a longer wait.
Where do coffee machine makers put the model plate?
On a built-in it is usually inside the front door, near the brew unit or behind the drip tray; on a countertop machine under the drip tray, below the water tank or on the base. Take a photo rather than copying it by hand; one wrong character brings the wrong part.
Do some makes share the same coffee machine inside?
Several do. Makers that belong to the same group, or buy their brewing module from the same supplier, often share a brew unit, a grinder or a milk system under different fronts. That is why the plate on your machine, not the name on the door, tells us which part fits.

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