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AEG Caffe Silenzio: Pomace error

Bob Baumeister

March 29, 2021 07:10 am

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Hello together,

First of all, I would like to thank you: Thanks to this forum and your great contributions and advice, I have managed to keep my "AEG Caffe Silenzio Typ CS5000" alive until now.

But now, for quite some time, I have been having the problem that the machine no longer properly transports the marc to the marc bin. Instead, they are being dispersed throughout the machine.

Once a week is therefore Großreinemache announced. After cleaning the machine and reinserting the brew group, the machine works normally again for 1-2 days. After that, it starts again and destroys the marc instead of disposing of it properly.

Do you know such a phenomenon? Is this perhaps related to a defect in the drive unit?


Greetings and thanks in advance

Jochen

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Schlawi

March 29, 2021 09:08 am

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Does the brewing unit run smoothly? You should be able to push the sieve down easily with your thumb.

Bob Baumeister

March 29, 2021 09:32 am

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Hi Schlawi,

and thank you for your answer. I had already removed the drive unit and found nothing unusual. After cleaning (including removing and reinserting the brewing unit), the machine also runs properly for a few brews.

What exactly do you mean by "pushing the strainer down"? Is it possible to push the brewing unit down by hand?

Schlawi

March 29, 2021 09:43 am

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Hi,

Yes, hold the brewing unit in your hand... Then press the strainer down. Must be easy to press as I said. If that is not the case look for instructions. There is explained how to disassemble it, clean and best also replace the two seals.

Bob Baumeister

March 31, 2021 07:14 am

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@ Schlawi: I've disassembled the brewing unit yesterday. After I followed your advice and had checked the ease of movement of the sieve. From "easy" can no longer be a question. The O-rings are thickly caked with burnt coffee residues. These can also no longer be removed.
I have now ordered new O-rings and silicone grease. When I have installed this, I will report again whether the phenomenon with the crumbled Trestern has resolved.

Up to here already: Thank you very much!