CG 6600 - Leaks during heating up

Good evening dear forum members,
I need your help!

My CG 6600 is now well 8 years old and also several times a day in operation.
A while ago I had them once to overtake and otherwise I never had any problems... it runs and runs and runs...
But now, for a few weeks now, hot water has also been running directly into the drip chamber during the first rinsing process (directly after heating up). It's always so much that a whole sheet of kitchen towels gets soaked.
Now I've taken a closer look and seen that a trickle runs along the outside of the door (directly between the front wall and the part that can be pushed down for small cups - sorry, I don't know the name of it).

What can it be or what can I do? Or is it time I started looking for a new machine...
It would be a shame, because I enjoy their coffee very much ;-)

It would be great if you could give me some tips. Thank you in advance - thanks
the coffee rabbit

See if the coffee spout's torn. Right between the drain holes.

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No, no... it's not there. The trickle is really directly at the door and not in front at the outlet holes...

Did you see if there was a crack?

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Yep, with mobile phone even a photo taken and enlarged ;-) ... nothing!

The crack is very hard to see.
Another possibility why coffee is running outside the door is unknown to me.
Set the picture.

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www.DeMichaelLonghi.de

it only runs when the machine is switched on, not when rinsing during switching off... :-(

>Picture 1

Thank you!!!!!

and here directly the "act" ;-)

Open the door and test if the coffee enema, in the door, springs.

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if it is, then it springs perfectly...

Remove the brewing group and test whether the 2 screws of the brewing group holder are tight.

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Can you get a better picture of the outlet cup? There might be a crack.

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www.DeMichaelLonghi.de

so the two screws behind the brewing unit are tight.

Klaro, BIld attached... This looks really disgusting now because of the flash... ;-)
Looks like a crack, but it is a seam, or??

Only for the sake of understanding: it only runs out during the flushing process during the switch-on process, otherwise never.

Riss.
disgusting it gets inside.....
Removing, cleaning, welding with a fine soldering iron inside and outside, assembling, finished.
Alternatively buy a door as a new part. If that still exists......
Eventuell I also have a cup as a used part in the box lie.

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Nach vielen verschiedenen KVA habe ich jetzt meinen Seelenfrieden. WMF 800 :-)

www.DeMichaelLonghi.de

Madness! For me that was a seam... You are a real connoisseur! Thank you!!!

Welding is not that easy... New part I can watch... and *redden* what about your used parts box? Do you want to get rid of things out of it by chance?

LG and a nice evening
wish that
Coffee rabbit!