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after decalcification, the *system is filled*

Gast_Klaus

December 21, 2014 05:17 pm

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Hello Nivona User,

my 725 Romatica finishes the *system fills* operation after descaling not ?

Has any experience and can help me `?

Many DAnk

Claus

Gast__Stephan

January 12, 2015 09:50 am

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Hello Klaus,

have the same problem as you........
have you got a solution?

Martin (Hobbytechniker)

January 14, 2015 12:26 am

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Sounds like a problem with the flowmeter.

The decalcifier was probably not a liquid decalcifier used but powder or tabs...Correct..?

Probably the small turbine in the flow meter stuck to a piece of granulate.

Guest

January 16, 2015 03:41 pm

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hello, with ours she pulls also no water she has disassembled and cleaned all the rubber pipes now I have the problem that I do not get this flowmeter back with the schleuchen reinbekommen has someone pictures of it that I can compare it, picture on despair ,

Gast__Stephan

January 17, 2015 11:14 am

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QUOTE (Martin (Hobby Technician) @ Wednesday, January 14, 2015January 2015, 00:26 am)
Sounds like a problem with the flow meter.

The decalcifier was probably not a liquid decalcifier used but powder or tabs...Correct..?

Probably the small turbine in the flow meter stuck to a piece of granulate.

I took normal liquid decalcifier.
Since I'm still in the decalcifier program, the coffee maker wants to push the air out through the milk frother's channel. But nothing comes out there:-)

kaffeechris

January 17, 2015 02:05 pm

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Please, what in your opinion is normal liquid descaler?
Durgol, Eilfix or similar descaler on amidosulfonic acid and nothing else.
Lemon or vinegar are only good for Portemanaie...
MfG Chris



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Gast__Stephan

January 18, 2015 10:07 am

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So, I took the machine apart yesterday. Flowmeter was tip top.
Then I slowly worked my way forward over the pump and the heater. Was everything tip top and also absolutely without lime.

The hoses make a few bends at the front. A thick plug of lime was stuck in a bend. Now I can make coffee again. Only the milk frother doesn't work yet. There's probably lime in there somewhere, too. Grrrr. Now I gotta take this thing apart again. But I think I found my problem.