To enter test mode, hold the two buttons (coffee and steam) while turning on power to the machine.See this video for an explanation of test mode on the Saeco Vienna Plus. Here is the gist put into a chart, and a summary of how test mode works: Broken power button- see my page on the fix and 3D-printed options.Brew group stuck or gears are not lined up- check out this document.
#SAECO ESPRESSO MACHINE AUTOMATIC HOW TO#
Coffee is leaking onto the countertop-See my video on how to unclog the drain hole behind the brew unit.No water flow at all, anywhere: likely a blockage of the small-diameter high pressure water line coming out of the boiler, especially if this happened after descaling.That should do it! (Can also reference the Saeco page on this issue for more info) Unit runs normally except that no coffee or less coffee comes out-see sections below on descaling, cleaning the brew unit, and lubricating.Grinder clogged or grinds too long-see details in my page on replacing the dosing microswitch.Red light blinking- This video gives an overview of the different reasons the light comes on, usually because the drip tray or grounds container isn't quite seated.Troubleshooting a stuck brew group or misaligned gears.Extensive disassembly of the system ( Video on how to change the boiler valve).Overall how the brew group works ( Video).I already have a guide on how to open up the Vienna Plus to replace some parts, and what follows here is a more general troubleshooting guide. To keep it running smoothly takes some maintenance of the brew group, along with occasional troubleshooting of the rest of the machine. I bought my unit refurbished in 2013 and it has been going strong since, saving my family thousands of dollars on lattes and espresso. The Saeco Vienna Plus is a super-automatic espresso machine that has been long discontinued, but is a workhorse for many people.
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