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Royal Professional Saeco SUPO16E Not Powering On - No Screen Reaction

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  • #31 4968113
    Anonymous
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  • #32 4970398
    crazy_phisic
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    If he has hung up once, there is a good chance that he will hang up more often. Replace with new ones and you have peace of mind for many months. ;) . Clean the entire steam circuit, probably the tubes are already "caked". In the worst case, you already have a "dying" pump, but this really rarely happens.
  • #33 4972797
    Zenon407
    Level 14  
    Royal Professional Saeco SUPO16E Not Powering On - No Screen Reaction

    Under this tube there is a spring and the ball is a ball - as a valve.
    I gave the ball to the "mountain" and WALKING THE MACHINE !!!!!

    Royal Professional Saeco SUPO16E Not Powering On - No Screen Reaction
    Tell me if it should be this ball that closes the hole in the tube that leads the boar - in the springs - looking at the photo or - under the spring?
    I suspect that the "specialist" on the site -was done, "babola."
    Am I right?
    Thanks for your patience. :D
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    Anonymous
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  • #35 5000269
    Zenon407
    Level 14  
    Is this how you are in the machine?
    After all, as water "goes from above", the ball blocks access to ground coffee!
    Greetings
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  • #37 5002944
    Zenon407
    Level 14  
    Ok.
    I gave the ball down and it only worked, I had to "cram" this tube
    to water. I exchanged o-rings.
    Royal Professional Saeco SUPO16E Not Powering On - No Screen Reaction

    The pump is - "left" and "right" - as the piston - when brewing coffee - also for a moment raises the ball and the water under its own weight falls on the coffee - flies to the cup. Uffffffff
    :D
    Greetings
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    Anonymous
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  • #39 5009989
    Zenon407
    Level 14  
    I do not know how you are, but the flow meter is the simplest thing.
    See photos.
    There is only one plugin and undress it and denude it.
    Greetings

Topic summary

The Royal Professional Saeco SUPO16E coffee grinder is experiencing a power issue, with no response from the main switch or screen. Users suggest checking the fuses and power supply connections. Disassembly is deemed straightforward, with specific components like the thermal thermostat and triac identified as potential points of failure. After troubleshooting, the author discovered a faulty connection to the flow meter, which was resolved by reconnecting a plug. However, issues with brewing coffee persist, indicating possible problems with the flow meter or pump. Recommendations include replacing the flow meter for reliability and ensuring proper connections throughout the system.
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