Current shutdown ( short circuit )

Moin her expert, suddenly it popped and all 3 fuses were broken.

Wanted to find the error and tried to disassemble the device. But only came to the big tin behind the brewing group. All 8 screws loosened but nothing moved.

Machine siweit I got it cleaned and reassembled. After the 2nd coffee again short circuit.

My question, where or how do I get to the right place to find the mistake.

Hope you know advice

Hello,

The XP 9000 is first opened from the rear, then the top cover is removed and then the side panels can be removed.

If you can't find a detailed manual for the XP 9000 then try a similar one..e.g. Siemens Surpresso.

The BND coffee studio has opening instructions for the Surpresso.

If you say that the fuses fly out, then I assume that you mean the FI switch in the house electrical system...It triggers if in the machine the electrical system has a fault... this fault signal system has in the machine the green striped cables.

If the Fi switch of the house electrical system triggers, then usually in the XP 9000 the electromagnetic valve is defective (steam valve or also solenoid valve called) and must be exchanged, it regulates the purchase of water or steam or coffee.
Otherwise, the 3-5 cm long inlet hose to the instantaneous water heater could also be defective, so that the water runs onto the electrical system and
triggers
the fault current
.
I hope you can do something with that help
.

You write all 3 fuses defective... I don'
t know what kind of modern
electricity there is in the house.

But if fuses

are

actually

destroyed,

water



drips

anywhere

in the device onto live

parts

- you have to

open them in any case... GreetingsBS

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