Siemens Surpresso Comcapt Dampfventil "S" blinkt

hello together

unfortunately I can't find anything about this... I know very little about Siemens devices.
When I switch on the appliance, the two buttons for the draw and the "S" for the steam valve flash
. I have

no idea what this means


.

You mean the reference key and the S flashes? Or do you have two reference keys?
When the S flashes, the service program is active.
It
's also in the
operating instructions.

Open the steam valve and let the water run. The message may

then disappear.

If nothing works, start the service program and let it run through. Maybe the mistake will be over. Otherwise something on the machine itself could be defective (e.g. efenlitze

)

mmhh...thanks ...
I tried the steam valve. That did not
work
unfortunately
.

how do I get into the

service menu ?

efenlitze ? Then the heating shouldn't be working.

Well, she

does

.
greet soul

And start the service program again?

hello

have now run through the service program again. That seems to work.
But BG does not always go where it is supposed to go. At least I feel like I am.
Can you test it?

In addition, quite a lot of water comes out of the drainage valve when it is drawn. With this one I have changed the seal before. There was only one molded seal in there

... are there two variations? Thank you

There are two moulded seals in the outlet valve. They're the same as in a Jurassic drain valve.
I generally install new drainage valves there
.

Which means that BG does not always go where it is supposed to. Have you ever replaced the switches on the cam disc? They also wear out and then there are also errors in positioning the BG.

Happy holidays together...
I measured the switches electrically ...they seemed
okay to me.

With my drainage valve I have only installed one of these moulded seals. Is

that wrong?

In the video at Komtra it

looked like this.
Greetings Heiko

Hi,

there are two in there. One is at the bottom where the tappet enters the valve, the other one is at the top. You must have changed it.

It's a thing with switches. They are still mechanically ok, but they switch too late. That's where mistakes creep in.

I just watched the video, and two of them were swapped.

hey..thanks schlawi

then i will replace the two switches.
there are 2 videos for the revision of a drainage valve....an old version and a new one ....for me it looks like the new version has only one seal...but i am not 100%
sure...
greetings Heiko

...so done ... ... I changed the switches ... that seems to have worked ... thanks ...
I took another look at the leaking drain valve and opened it. The new moulded seal had had too much play inside. Got a new one in... seems to
be leaking
now
.

Thanks for your

supportGreetings
Soul

It's nice when things work out now.