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Bosch Tassimo CTPM02 coffee machine - machine cleaning indicator light

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  • Suspected stuck sensor behind cleaning light

    #1 19550241
    hetman99
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    Posts: 21
    Rate: 6
    The coffee machine’s cleaning indicator light has come on. I’ve run the cleaning cycle about 10 times now, but unfortunately it hasn’t helped – the light is still on, although the machine still makes coffee as normal. I suspect a sensor has malfunctioned. Unfortunately, the manual doesn’t mention anything about this. All in all, the coffee machine is getting on a bit (it came as a free gift with a Bosch washing machine). Please help – I’m not keen on taking it to a repair shop, as they’ll probably charge me half the price of a new one.
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  • #2 19551901
    MalyPL
    Level 11  
    Posts: 83
    Rate: 10
    Watch the guy dismantle the coffee machine.
    Maybe the flow meter is stuck. Take it apart with just a few screws.



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  • #3 19645858
    hetman99
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    Unfortunately, I cannot close the topic. I watched on YouTube as a guy dismantled this express, but that's all I saw and understood.
    There is no information about the reasons for the "cleaning" light of the coffee machine. There are two possibilities, either the electronics or one of the sensors has failed.
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  • #4 19700563
    MalyPL
    Level 11  
    Posts: 83
    Rate: 10
    The flow meter is the sensor itself, and it may be faulty.
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  • Likely fault in heater sensors or electronics

    #5 19701504
    hetman99
    Level 11  
    Posts: 21
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    I took the express apart and also looked at the flow meter you mentioned. So logically, if it was damaged (propeller with magnet and detector), it would not measure the correct amount of water to be supplied. However, the error probably lies in the (two) temperature sensors on the heater, which measure the water inlet and outlet and determine the degree of scaling of the heater based on the increase in the temperature difference. The second possibility, which is more likely, is that the electronics have failed. I cleaned Express probably 10 times and it didn't help. For now, I'm making coffee with the light on. Thank you very much for your suggestions. Regards
  • #6 20155904
    ewawiatr77
    Level 1  
    Posts: 1
    I have the same problem, I thought I needed to replace the scale in the water, but I don't know if it's possible. Cleaning didn't help either.
  • #7 20155921
    hetman99
    Level 11  
    Posts: 21
    Rate: 6
    Nothing is happening so far. The light is still on and I will continue to check the coffee. As a preventive measure, I will clean it (descaling) once a quarter and I don’t worry about it anymore. A new espresso doesn’t cost a fortune and it’s not worth the hassle. Regards
  • Descaling procedure requires 5-second start button hold

    #8 20368719
    roman.ulan
    Level 7  
    Posts: 6
    Rate: 5
    Hi!
    Thanks to this: https://www.instrukcjaobslugipdf.pl/bosch/tassimo-vivy-tas1252/instrukcja?p=10 manual, pages 10-11, I managed to descale the coffee maker. Please note that you need to pour the appropriate amount of water into the tank and throw the descaling capsule into the water. Then you need to insert the yellow capsule for cleaning the coffee machine (the one hidden near the water tank) and start cleaning by holding the drink preparation start button for 5 seconds (and not a short click as for single cleaning), the machine will work for a longer time (about 30 minutes) and will use up all the water (about 0.5L), so you need to put a larger vessel. Finally, you need to (according to the instructions) perform normal cleaning (the same capsule) 3 times to clean the water system from the descaling agent.

    Regards,
    -Roman

Topic summary

LABEL_AI_GENERATED
The Bosch Tassimo CTPM02 coffee machine's cleaning indicator light remains illuminated despite multiple cleaning attempts. Users suspect a malfunctioning sensor or electronics failure. Suggestions include checking the flow meter, which may be stuck or damaged, and examining temperature sensors that monitor water inlet and outlet. One user successfully descaled the machine by following specific instructions involving a descaling capsule and a cleaning capsule, emphasizing the need for proper water levels and vessel size during the process. Others have opted to continue using the machine with the light on, performing regular descaling as a preventive measure.
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