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Krups EA8050 - the plug symbol on the display after setting the hour

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  • #1 15815157
    victor_pe2
    Level 9  
    Hello.... I have a problem with the Krups EA8050 coffee machine, namely after switching on and setting the date and time, after a while the drawing of the plug with two oppositely directed arrows appears on the display and nothing else happens, please advise.
    Attached is a photo of what appears on the screen
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  • #2 15816541
    nioop

    Home appliances specialist
    Please check the NTC sensor and thermal fuses on the heater.
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  • #3 15817363
    victor_pe2
    Level 9  
    I checked the NTC sensor and thermal fuses, they are operational
    Still does not perform a self-test, only what appears in the picture
  • #4 15818217
    nioop

    Home appliances specialist
    And so..
    After turning on, setting the hour before the plug, does anything start in the espresso machine?
    Pump checked?
  • #5 15819394
    victor_pe2
    Level 9  
    after setting the time, the self-test is turned on for a moment and what is shown in the photo pops up.
    I tested the pump briefly and it works
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  • #6 15819413
    MARCIN.SLASK
    Home appliances specialist
    The symbol would indicate to remove and insert the power plug.
    Try to hold down the 3rd key (pair) from the left with the plug removed and turn on the plug. When the question is displayed, release the key and confirm. remove the plug and restart the machine after a while.
  • #7 15819478
    victor_pe2
    Level 9  
    I did as you wrote and the message "Remise en sta de vente terminee" appeared

    Added after 7 [minutes]:

    I took a photo
  • #8 15820075
    MARCIN.SLASK
    Home appliances specialist
    victor_pe2 wrote:
    I did as you wrote and the message "Remise en sta de vente terminee" appeared

    Added after 7 [minutes]:

    I took a photo


    And?
  • #9 15821290
    victor_pe2
    Level 9  
    Still the problem is not solved, I expect advice .... best regards
  • #10 15821377
    MARCIN.SLASK
    Home appliances specialist
    victor_pe2 wrote:
    Still the problem is not solved, I expect advice .... best regards


    Where is the photo you wrote about? You gave YES and approved? Did you restart and what was the reaction of the machine?
  • #12 15821486
    MARCIN.SLASK
    Home appliances specialist
    Do the same thing again but pull out the water tank, drawer and coffee grounds container. It should appear:
    Krups EA8050 - the plug symbol on the display after setting the hour
  • #13 15821515
    victor_pe2
    Level 9  
    I did that, but still the same

    Added after 5 [minutes]:

    So a screen like yours appeared, I approved and no changes
  • #14 15821536
    MARCIN.SLASK
    Home appliances specialist
    victor_pe2 wrote:

    So a screen like yours appeared, I approved and no changes


    You committed, rebooted and what was it?
  • #15 15821668
    victor_pe2
    Level 9  
    auto-maintenance turned on for a while and again the screen from the first photo, i.e. the plug
  • #16 15821892
    MARCIN.SLASK
    Home appliances specialist
    victor_pe2 wrote:
    auto-maintenance turned on for a while and again the screen from the first photo, i.e. the plug


    And the basic settings of the device (language, date, time ....) should be included. Maybe there is another software.
    I can't help much more - maybe something is blocked.
  • #17 15822329
    nioop

    Home appliances specialist
    But it is the pump that starts during the self-test? The piston goes down during the auto test?
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  • #18 15823121
    victor_pe2
    Level 9  
    Yes, I skipped these settings, but it was true, I set it as you write and after finishing, the self-test and plugin turned on
  • #19 15969797
    victor_pe2
    Level 9  
    I managed to locate the cause of this message, namely the NTC temperature sensor was damaged, which I replaced with a 100 kΩ thermistor and everything works now.
  • #20 16856879
    Tomek79
    Level 12  
    Do you happen to have photos of what it looks like after the replacement? Did you glue directly to the boiler or to the ceramic tile?
  • #21 16861683
    service_contact
    Level 11  
    I repeat the question and request to send a photo if possible. I have the same problem.
  • #22 16861762
    Tomek79
    Level 12  
    I mastered it. I don't have a photo, but I scratched an old smd thermistor and soldered a 100kohm glass one so that the side touches the ceramic plate.

    greetings
  • #23 19390718
    radeks1968
    Level 13  
    Hello. I have a similar problem with the plug. I dismantled the type and what turned out the thermistor evaporated. I also had a pill thermistor but it has 86 KOhm and soldered it, assembled it, did a self test but the water was cold. I checked the boiler works and now what. Is 86K not enough or something on the module?

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a malfunction in the Krups EA8050 coffee machine, where a plug symbol with two arrows appears on the display after setting the date and time. Users suggest checking the NTC sensor and thermal fuses, as well as the pump functionality. Despite following various troubleshooting steps, including resetting the machine and checking components, the issue persists. Eventually, one user identifies a damaged NTC temperature sensor as the cause and successfully replaces it with a 100 kΩ thermistor, resolving the problem. Others inquire about the replacement process and share similar experiences with thermistor issues.
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