Help! Put some beans in the wrong hole;

I accidentally poured coffee beans into the cleaning tablet shaft of my fully automatic coffee maker (Jura impressa J5)
coffee beans instead of into the cleaning beanshaft.



Simultaneously I overturned the Jura and shook the beans out.
Whether I'm still stuck in it or not, should I still start it again??
Or rather send it to the repair for inspection??



Mfg Coffee freak22

Hello, I would use a vacuum cleaner to clear the opening with a fine nozzle to be on the safe side. That's no joke - the DeLonghi service told me that! Then it should be okay again!
Gruß
Jody img src='/forums/html/emoticons/biggrin.gif' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='biggrin.gif' />

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Gruß
J o d y


Mein Lieblingskaffee:
http://kronen-kaffee.de/

Please never flip and shake a VA unless you want to intentionally damage it! Normally you call the service in such a case. You could try it with a vacuum cleaner, but in most cases it will fail due to an unsuitable, too thick attachment for the vacuum cleaner!

Problem Vacuum cleaner attachment.
Solution: self-construction.
Your vacuum cleaner has whom one has everything after the hose dismantles a circular exit.
Now one sticks to it a cardboard pipe (e.g. if the aluminum foil, cling film is used up such a pipe remains) other possibility: One drives into the Bauhaus and buys oneself a hose in appropriate size (possibly garden water hose).
That one connects then with Gaffa tape, crepe tape or cling film.
Now you have a suction attachment in the appropriate size.

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Viele Grüße
Patrick

Jura E55 9 Jahre alt mit PAC und K5 finao

QUOTE (Terminus-Coffee@ Tuesday, May 13, 2008)May 2008, 09:11 am)

Please never turn and shake a VA unless you want to intentionally damage it!

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cu mwinte3

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Delonghi ESAM 3300 seit 12/2007

Nah, as long as there's no water in it, nothing's happening.