Michbezug Jura Z8

Exactly the same problem here
Reading Peter's reply can someone please enlighten me where do I find that part?
"Fine dust nozzle"
Thanks

Hello everyone,

I have an X10 and of course the same problem as everyone else:wacko:

What I was able to read here was very interesting and informative. Thanks to everyone!

Unfortunately, I've now had to deal with the matter a lot.
And I've replaced quite a few things. (rear multi-way valve, motor in the coffee spout, all components in the coffee spout and now also the orifice. ) The fact was that it was always the problem with the nozzle. Actually also that the bracket is also problematic. (Simply too much play)
It's a shame that Jura hasn't reacted and improved the fairly high-priced machines. For example, a different bowl and an adapted nozzle that engages properly to prevent the play.
Since the error with the splashing of the milk can be caused simply by moving the milk hose a little.
The fact is that the system is too fragile due to its design.
So the care and maintenance is unfortunately quite high. Basically, I don't think the idea is bad, but unfortunately the implementation.....
In my case, the fault was ultimately in the lid because the nose was too blunt. The lid only costs 63 euros with shipping .... although it is in two parts and you could theoretically just replace the plastic part. A bit of a strange spare parts supply...but oh well. I'm in the process of planning a different position with a friend using a 3d printer. Of course, the nozzle still has to be changed regularly...of course there is wear and tear. But the reliability can certainly be increased.

Hello everyone,

I have an X10 and of course the same problem as everyone else:wacko:

What I was able to read here was very interesting and informative. Thanks to everyone!

Unfortunately, I've now had to deal with the matter a lot.
And I've replaced quite a few things. (rear multi-way valve, motor in the coffee spout, all components in the coffee spout and now also the orifice. ) The fact was that it was always the problem with the nozzle. Actually also that the bracket is also problematic. (Simply too much play)
It's a shame that Jura hasn't reacted and improved the fairly high-priced machines. For example, a different bowl and an adapted nozzle that engages properly to prevent the play.
Since the error with the splashing of the milk can be caused simply by moving the milk hose a little.
The fact is that the system is too fragile due to its design.
So the care and maintenance is unfortunately quite high. Basically, I don't think the idea is bad, but unfortunately the implementation.....
In my case, the fault was ultimately in the lid because the nose was too blunt. The lid only costs 63 euros with shipping .... although it is in two parts and you could theoretically just replace the plastic part. A bit of a strange spare parts supply...but oh well. I'm in the process of planning a different position with a friend using a 3d printer. Of course, the nozzle still has to be changed regularly...of course there is wear and tear. But the reliability can certainly be increased.