saeco minuto HD8763 Water goes into drip tray

Hello, I don't know any more advice...I'm new here and in the forum haven't found it :-(
I replaced the pump, the Raccord and the spout.
Now I'm totally disappointed that still no coffee runs.
The hot water runs directly into the drip tray, not through the brewing group that moves.
The coffee powder is thrown out dry.
I hope someone has a tip for me.

Hello,
da are 2 screws, with which the outlet pipe, together with the heating block, are screwed to the housing plate. The block must snap into the holes from the inside and sit firmly, i.e. be fixed exactly in the right position, so that the BG inlet nozzle coincides exactly in line with the outlet nozzle. See if this is all properly fixed.

Greeting HWS

Hello HWS, the outlet nozzle then changes into the raccord and it is fixed with 2 screws.
Had I tested everything again, sits. It could also be due to the brewing group.....?
You always have to reassemble the machine again to test it.
Maybe another idea...?
Many thanks for the effort!

In this case it is quite possible that it is due to the Brueh group. You'd have to take her apart. The stainless steel sieve must be continuous, i.e. the tiny holes. The inlet socket of the BG often has hairline cracks. Crema valve in the upper part must also be clean. Enclosed a manual.
Greeting HWS

I also have the same problem.
The water goes immediately into the drip tray and the coffee pad falls dry into the marc.
However, if I run the decalcifying program (with or without decalcifier), the coffee runs normally again. Until the next milk foam cover, then the water runs back into the collecting bowl.
I disassembled the brewing group, cleaned it and replaced all seals... Do you have another tip?

Hello,

is the outlet really assembled correctly? If the slider is in the wrong direction, the valve will not open. Everything at the outlet must be exactly right, otherwise no water will get into the BG.

Greeting HWS

Thank you for your reply HWS.
Yes the inlet nozzle is correctly assembled. The curious thing is that sometimes coffee comes out, but after a milk purchase the water runs back into the collecting bowl. After the decalcification program has run through, coffee returns to normal... until you get milk froth. Then she goes on strike again. The whole thing can be repeated as often as desired.

Hello HWS,
I haven't made any progress yet, unfortunately the cable at the water tank is torn off from the small plug, grrrr...
There is of course not a spare part.
Furthermore the machine now shows a wrench with a 3 in the corner.
I suspect it's an electronic problem.
The brew group sieve is also clean.
???
Greetings filea61

The key with the number 3 means:

See image

This means that the brewing unit does not move down fast enough. The switch is not switched during the upward movement - The 2 switches in the actuator may have to be replaced.

Thanks for your answer

Hello people,

my Saeco Minuto HB8760, unfortunately has the same problem,

hot water is pushed out of the brewing group via the piston seals,

it hardly gets any water from the coffee outlet.

The machine was decalcified, cleaned and the crema valve and the piston sealing ring was renewed ?

Without crema valve comes aqueous coffee , the pump seems to work ,
could it be that the seat of the cream ball has expanded and now the ball is not free even with high pressure ?

Hello,

is maybe now, one year later, almost too late, but I had the same problem, or was with me first the y-Raccord defective. Leakage and tripping of the FI switch...Spare parts ordered from BND with allegedly complete outlet nozzles. Both built in and see there no water splashed out of the Raccord, but no coffee came out. javascript:emoticon(':angry:')
When I found the topic here in the forum, I came across the picture of HWS and noticed that the new spout unfortunately had neither the sliding piece nor the metal parts.
Recycled the said parts from the old spout and the good piece runs again.
Then always check whether the new one is actually the same as the old one before replacing the parts.
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There are two types of outlet: the one without sliding piece and valve for the Saeco Odea Giro. An electric multifunction valve is built into these, which opens in this machine when coffee is brewed & closes when hot water & steam is drawn. Therefore the outlet valve in the connecting piece is virtually superfluous here.

HWS