Jura should allow access to the brew group. I absolutely love my machine, but the issue with buildup/mold and other issues with grinds being trapped has been a relentless battle the last 6 years I've had our beloved J9. They should have an easy access. Not sure what they're trying to hide when we can figure out how to access it, or view videos like this to resolve our own issues without having to deal with customer service, shipping, etc... for an easy cleaning!
Hi Eric, We condemn the Jura policies that are enforced by Jura marketing company in the US. Such policies are against the American values of encouraging DIY repairs.
+Parts Guru, Hi: I'm based in the UK & Unfortunately rarely get asked to Repair any type of Coffee machine, Think the last one was about 5 years ago. They don't seem to be a particularly big thing in my area. I still enjoy your videos though & the clear explanations you give.
Thanks so much for this. Not sure I would have figured out the screws under the emblem on the back by myself. The video made it much easier to disassemble my J6. There is a torx screw in the water tray holder area (at the front center) that you have to remove as well to get that side off. I was able to remove oval screws by using a pair of needle nose pliers and using small vice grip pliers to clamp the needle nose pliers on the flat part of the oval screw. It is tricky and takes some patients. Once you break the screw loose you can just use the needle nose pliers to take them out. I replaced the screws with phillips head screws so I don't have to do this again.
+Terry Chapman Hello Terry: I'm glad you found the video helpful. The oval screw by the water tank is buried deep inside. Kudos to you for removing the oval head screws with nose pliers. I'm curious as to how you removed it without the oval head tool. - Tommy
I looked closely to find the slightly flat side of the oval. Put my needle nose pliers on the "flat" sides, and then used a pair of vice grip pliers to clamp the needle nose pliers onto the flat spot by clamping them across the needle nose pliers. It was a bit tricky but worked in a pinch. I will try to take a picture of it and upload if I can. luckily, the screw in the water tank recess that holds on the outside plastic casing on that side was a torx otherwise my trick would not have worked as it is really recessed in there.
+Terry Chapman Great, thank you for sharing. A picture would help too. I'm sure it'll help many Jura coffee machine owners that don't have the oval head tool.
Thank you very much for making this video. Well done and very informative. Twice in the past 2 months I have gotten error 1 and hear a buzzing noise. I unplugged the machine for a few minutes and when I plugged it back in it was working ok, so just cleaned and descaled it. It seems like something is starting to fail though.
Thanks for the awesome video! I have a question and I hope you can help. My Jura J9 was plugged into 220 volts and "puff!", I believe it's fried! What part should I change, and can I get that part from your shop? Thank you so much!
those sniky swiss! it is so plastic!!! why on earth is it so expensive?!?!? and mine died after 18 months!! the warranty in my area is one year so it is over! really really thank you i was always curious to know what inside that thing awesome! i hope developed countries make less expensive machines and better ones all my respect and appreciation i will disassemble mine even if it will never work again :)
Thanks, this was very helpful indeed. The brewing unit was just gross but after opening the machine with the mandatory oval head screw bit, cleaning it was as easy as can be
Hi Parts Guru. Thanks a lot for a very useful video, but I lack information on the actual TOOL to open up the J9.3 one touch TFT. Without the tool, it is very difficult to start repairing... Could you please inform WHICH TOOL is used and if you can provide it ? I only have these round pins, which has no rough edges like torques and normal screews. Hope for your assistance on how to open up the machine. Thanks from Denmark.
Hi Peter, There is a special tool that is used to remove oval head screws from Jura espresso machines. Here is the link to purchase the Jura oval head tool: www.juraparts.com/products/jura-oval-head-tool When was the last time you descaled/decalcified your Jura J9.3? Descaling the Jura J9.3 is the single most important maintenance. It helps to remove calcium sediments from water passages inside the machine, improves hot water temperature, and ensure full jet of steam for steaming milk. Please descale your Jura J9.3 if you have not done so. Please stop using the Jura Clearyl filter, if you are, as it's completely ineffective and useless. It only removes bad tasting odor from the water and does not remove calcium sediments.
Thanks again. As you states, the machine needed a good descaling. Since I could not open up the machine my self, (without the oval head tool) - hence I turned the machine over to repair shop. It is now back, as new and working again. Thanks for your time and effort :-)
Hey! I see that you're luckily quite active and responding and I would be VERY grateful if you could answer. I have a Jura J5 machine, but when I try to make an espresso, coffee, anything, it doesn't pour the coffee out and it just seems to grind up beans, drop them in the little plastic cup & release water in the bottom of the machine. Is there any fix to this?
jodawgsup Hi, It seems like the water inlet to the brew group is not opening hence hot water could not get into the coffee compacting cup for brewing coffee. Please make coffee using pre ground coffee and let me know if you are able to make coffee.
Thanks for the informative video, I've purchased several parts from you as well. Great service! I have a question. My jura j5 freezes after a time, the led doesnt display a error code. I have to unplug and restart the machine. How do I remedy this error?
Thanks for this video. We have a issue with this machine. When making a cappuccino, the coffee goes out from the central hole and not on the left one (used for milk). Have you got an idea of what's going wrong? Thanks again
+Olivier Leroy there's a switch over valve in J9 seated beside the display module. It determines whether to direct coffee from the brew group the left or center hole. Based on your description, it seems that this switch over valve is not working properly and directing coffee only to center hole. What happens when you make just a regular coffee? Does it dispense from the center or left hole?
Me too with a Z5, who died recently, I just bought a second hand J9.3 this week, hope will not happened in the future, seems to be difficult to repare. Thanks a lot Parts Guru for your clear tutorials
What is the correct position of the grinder and dial. No one mentions this in any video. The grinder has calibration marks but how do they relate to the dial above?
Cleaning lady put some water in the bean grinder and now grinder works but beans don't drop into the grinder and machine says to fill beans, tho it is full. I cleaned out and dryed out the reservoir and used a cake tester to clean as far down into the grinder as possible--still the beans don't drop, the machine whirrs, but no grinding is happening. Suggestions?
Hi Russell, You may want to open the machine, and clean out the grinder. You will need to remove the grinder burrs, and clean out the grinding chamber. The inside is clogged with residual ground coffee. If you're unable to fix it yourself, then you can send it to us for repairs.
Hi, thanks for your very helpful videos which helped me to repair my J5 in the past. My J9.3 recently developed a problem. After accidentally spilling some water over my J9.3, the machine when starting up displays "Jura" in red letters on an otherwise black TFT screen. The dial wheel on top blinks red for less than 10 seconds. Then 3 beeps are audible, and the machine shuts itself off. Is this some sort of an error code? If so, what does it indicate, and who can I fix it? Thanks very much for your help.
So I changed the filter on my Jura Giga 7 and now I am stuck on the "System Filling" screen. Any ideas why this would happen? Any help would be appreciated.
hey, i see you're being very helpful.... do you know by any chance if these jura's (J9) can be communicated with using the serial port on the top? i got the wires connected but nothing is coming back when i send any command
HI, We poored water in the pre-ground coffee We tried to take all the water out and dry it with a hair dryer the best we could We put it back on and it seems to be ok but should we try to take it apart to make sure that the machine is ok? Please let me know
+Marie Burban Wohlfahrt-Khaelss Pouring the water in the pre ground funnel should not cause any issues. You're lucky you didn't pour it into the grinder with coffee beans. That would have required taken the machine apart.
I've had my J90 (second hand, new in box) for about 7 years. No problems until a few days ago when I pressed the "coffee" button, the grinder runs and then the machine shuts off. No beeps, no blinks. I found your video and took the machine apart to examine and clean the brew group. While cleaning, a stainless washer fell out. Later, I heard a rattling inside, and after shaking and rotating the brew group, a stainless bushing came out. I have no idea (despite much searching) where in the machine these belong. I lubed the brew group with food grade grease and put it back together. It is working, but I can't help but wonder where the extra parts go. Any ideas?
There are 4 metal washers that connect to each sliding arm and under. There is also a metal retaining clip that secures the metal rod to bottom of the brew unit.
Hi, my Jura ENA Micro 1 sometimes doesn't make the turn off washing cycle. It just sounds as the group motor stalls and then it turns off, but doesn't pumps water. Then I can't open the drip tray, because the group is not on it's home position, so I need to turn it on again so it goes back and open the tray. Sometimes it does do the washing cylce and turns off with no problem. The machine is one year old. I use it daily to brew one shot then I turn it off again. I've cleaned and descaled when the machine requests to. What could it be the problem?
+Alex Nifco Did you purchase the machine brand new or used? All Jura machines comes with two year warranty. I would contact their warranty service department to have the machine repaired.
Thank you for your reply. Just made a cleaning cycle with a cleaning tablet and later with a flashlight and wood stick removed stuck coffee grounds on the chute that leads to used coffee deposit. Now it's working perfectly. I think that the coffee beans I've been using are too oily, so changed my beans type. Best regards
My Jura impressa J9.2 is displaying " Fill beans" albeit there are enough beans in the bean cup. I took out the beans & clean the cup and re-try but to no avails. Please suggest how to fix the problem. I don't have special tools to loosen special screws to dismantle the grinder
Hi Aung Pe, How long have you owned the machine? Has your machine ever been serviced? How many cups of the coffee have you made from J9.2? The issue could be related to the blunt and worn out grinder burrs that are located inside the grinder.
Hi, thank you for the information. We are interested in buying the new 9.4. And there are some questions: How is the over all build quality? Is it also all plastic? How efficient and reliable is the full automatic cleaning process? We don't want to be poisoned by germs! If you find time to answer: Thank you very much!
Oliver Leu External casing for all Jura coffee machines is made of ABS plastic. In fact, super automatic machines manufactured by other brands all use plastic. Only the commercial grade and recently introduced prosumer models such as Magister Stella, Expobar, ECM machines are designed with full stainless steel body. That is primarily so because the manufacturers have partial interest with stainless steel manufacturing companies. You can use Jura cleaning tablets or any other effective tablets to weekly clean the brew group of your machine. In addition, you should descale your machine every six months to prevent calcium build up inside the hydraulic system. Regular cleaning and descaling will keep your machine in pristine condition and will create amazing and flavorful coffee for 10 plus years. The secret to any good machine is its maintenance!
Esther B Hi, Error 6 in J models is related to the malfunctioning electronic multiway valve that is located at the bottom of the front right side of the machine when facing the machine from the front. Were you able to remove the side panels? Can you please monitor the water flow and see if any water is being passed through the multiway valve?
Hello I would like to explain how to clean inside and the percolator coffee machine coffee Jura please for clean it inside you did not thank you video. I haven't had a video on cleaning inside.
We'd used Jura brand Model Impressa J9.2 coffee machine for 4yr+ . We bought it in Australia. and later brought it to our homeland, Myanmar. Recently the coffee machine is displaying fill beans. As explained to me I understand that I need to change the coffee grinder. As i'm not aware if there is a Jura local service in Yangon, Myanmar, please advise the address of local agent here , if any. If not please suggest the nearest outlet to buy the spare coffee grinder.
These are oval head screws. We have a special tool available on our online store to remove the oval head screws. You may use the link below to purchase the tool: shop.partsguru.com/Jura-Oval-Head-Key-Stainless-Steel-0010635.htm
OK, so this is Very Odd, My Rotarry Dal on my J9 Will NOT Turn, It was fine before I cleaned the tray (I hardly ever use the dial) But I know it worked becasue if tested it before. But it will not turn now? Its almost like it has a lock on it? Jura had NO CLUE ugh. Any ideas guys?
Hi Lawrence, ERROR 2 in Jura J9.3 is related to the malfunctioning thermal sensor or fuse that's mounted onto the thermoblock. J9.3 only features a single thermoblock. Please check the two components in your machine. We have both items in stock.
+Simon Snell You're welcome. We do not recommend or sell Jura machines. Jura is a marketing company that does not share technical and after sale support. They're simply expensive and make inferior quality coffee. I encourage you try drinking a coffee from another machine to taste the difference.
hello sir Please help me now my Jura Giga X7 ,Have a problem . Now I can not open , when I turn it on maybe 15 second it shut off by it self . I try to change motherboard already but it still not working . Kindly to reply for me please , thanks before .
Changing the motherboard would not fix the problem. Who diagnosed replacing the motherboard? How long have you had this machine? Did the machine suddenly start to give this error?
Thank you very much for this video. I'm not sure if I'd know about these oval head screws myself and front logo screw-on )) What a sneaky bustards this jura engineers.
Hello Mr Parts Guru , I have the jura impressa 9.3 , my screen is no longer working , how can I ship it to u to fix it for me , need ur adress and phone number please>
Safia Alaoui Hi, We are located in Lansdale, PA North East Philadelphia. Are you located in the US? Please email us at sales@partsguru.com to ship your machine in for repair. We will email you the shipping instructions along with the repair form. Thank you and we look forward to serving you.
Thanks for that in depth tutorial. It was very helpful on cleaning.
Jura should allow access to the brew group. I absolutely love my machine, but the issue with buildup/mold and other issues with grinds being trapped has been a relentless battle the last 6 years I've had our beloved J9. They should have an easy access. Not sure what they're trying to hide when we can figure out how to access it, or view videos like this to resolve our own issues without having to deal with customer service, shipping, etc... for an easy cleaning!
Hi Eric, We condemn the Jura policies that are enforced by Jura marketing company in the US. Such policies are against the American values of encouraging DIY repairs.
+Parts Guru, Hi: I'm based in the UK & Unfortunately rarely get asked to Repair any type of Coffee machine, Think the last one was about 5 years ago. They don't seem to be a particularly big thing in my area. I still enjoy your videos though & the clear explanations you give.
Thank you this was very helpful, the best information on the internet.
Thanks so much for this. Not sure I would have figured out the screws under the emblem on the back by myself. The video made it much easier to disassemble my J6. There is a torx screw in the water tray holder area (at the front center) that you have to remove as well to get that side off. I was able to remove oval screws by using a pair of needle nose pliers and using small vice grip pliers to clamp the needle nose pliers on the flat part of the oval screw. It is tricky and takes some patients. Once you break the screw loose you can just use the needle nose pliers to take them out. I replaced the screws with phillips head screws so I don't have to do this again.
+Terry Chapman Hello Terry: I'm glad you found the video helpful. The oval screw by the water tank is buried deep inside. Kudos to you for removing the oval head screws with nose pliers. I'm curious as to how you removed it without the oval head tool.
- Tommy
I looked closely to find the slightly flat side of the oval. Put my needle nose pliers on the "flat" sides, and then used a pair of vice grip pliers to clamp the needle nose pliers onto the flat spot by clamping them across the needle nose pliers. It was a bit tricky but worked in a pinch. I will try to take a picture of it and upload if I can.
luckily, the screw in the water tank recess that holds on the outside plastic casing on that side was a torx otherwise my trick would not have worked as it is really recessed in there.
+Terry Chapman Great, thank you for sharing. A picture would help too. I'm sure it'll help many Jura coffee machine owners that don't have the oval head tool.
Thank you very much for making this video. Well done and very informative. Twice in the past 2 months I have gotten error 1 and hear a buzzing noise. I unplugged the machine for a few minutes and when I plugged it back in it was working ok, so just cleaned and descaled it. It seems like something is starting to fail though.
Can you please show disassembly of brew group?
Thanks for the awesome video! I have a question and I hope you can help. My Jura J9 was plugged into 220 volts and "puff!", I believe it's fried! What part should I change, and can I get that part from your shop? Thank you so much!
those sniky swiss!
it is so plastic!!! why on earth is it so expensive?!?!?
and mine died after 18 months!! the warranty in my area is one year
so it is over!
really really thank you
i was always curious to know what inside that thing
awesome!
i hope developed countries make less expensive machines and better ones
all my respect and appreciation
i will disassemble mine even if it will never work again :)
Thanks, this was very helpful indeed. The brewing unit was just gross but after opening the machine with the mandatory oval head screw bit, cleaning it was as easy as can be
Hi Parts Guru. Thanks a lot for a very useful video, but I lack information on the actual TOOL to open up the J9.3 one touch TFT. Without the tool, it is very difficult to start repairing... Could you please inform WHICH TOOL is used and if you can provide it ? I only have these round pins, which has no rough edges like torques and normal screews. Hope for your assistance on how to open up the machine. Thanks from Denmark.
Hi Peter,
There is a special tool that is used to remove oval head screws from Jura espresso machines. Here is the link to purchase the Jura oval head tool:
www.juraparts.com/products/jura-oval-head-tool
When was the last time you descaled/decalcified your Jura J9.3? Descaling the Jura J9.3 is the single most important maintenance. It helps to remove calcium sediments from water passages inside the machine, improves hot water temperature, and ensure full jet of steam for steaming milk. Please descale your Jura J9.3 if you have not done so. Please stop using the Jura Clearyl filter, if you are, as it's completely ineffective and useless. It only removes bad tasting odor from the water and does not remove calcium sediments.
Thanks again. As you states, the machine needed a good descaling. Since I could not open up the machine my self, (without the oval head tool) - hence I turned the machine over to repair shop. It is now back, as new and working again. Thanks for your time and effort :-)
Hey! I see that you're luckily quite active and responding and I would be VERY grateful if you could answer. I have a Jura J5 machine, but when I try to make an espresso, coffee, anything, it doesn't pour the coffee out and it just seems to grind up beans, drop them in the little plastic cup & release water in the bottom of the machine.
Is there any fix to this?
jodawgsup Hi, It seems like the water inlet to the brew group is not opening hence hot water could not get into the coffee compacting cup for brewing coffee. Please make coffee using pre ground coffee and let me know if you are able to make coffee.
thank you very very much for your usefull video! Now we can enjoy our coffee and didn't have spend lot of money for the reperation :-) Cheeers!
+Jessica Harles We are glad to be of help in restoring your daily coffee fix!
Thanks for the informative video, I've purchased several parts from you as well. Great service! I have a question. My jura j5 freezes after a time, the led doesnt display a error code. I have to unplug and restart the machine. How do I remedy this error?
Hello, your machine may need to be throughly services if not done in a while. Are you located in the US?
Hi my j9 does 3 beeps and auto shut dowm. I took the group apart and grease it now it is workind smoothly but still does the beeps
Thanks for this video.
We have a issue with this machine.
When making a cappuccino, the coffee goes out from the central hole and not on the left one (used for milk).
Have you got an idea of what's going wrong?
Thanks again
+Olivier Leroy Hello Olivier: please let me know the model of your Jura machine.
It it a Impressa J9.3
+Olivier Leroy there's a switch over valve in J9 seated beside the display module. It determines whether to direct coffee from the brew group the left or center hole. Based on your description, it seems that this switch over valve is not working properly and directing coffee only to center hole. What happens when you make just a regular coffee? Does it dispense from the center or left hole?
Parts Guru - same thing with my j9. When making a latte, the coffee dispenses from the center. Please help!?
Me too with a Z5, who died recently, I just bought a second hand J9.3 this week, hope will not happened in the future, seems to be difficult to repare.
Thanks a lot Parts Guru for your clear tutorials
What is the correct position of the grinder and dial. No one mentions this in any video. The grinder has calibration marks but how do they relate to the dial above?
Great video helped me a lot. Many thanks
You're welcome.
We're here to help!
Cleaning lady put some water in the bean grinder and now grinder works but beans don't drop into the grinder and machine says to fill beans, tho it is full. I cleaned out and dryed out the reservoir and used a cake tester to clean as far down into the grinder as possible--still the beans don't drop, the machine whirrs, but no grinding is happening. Suggestions?
Hi Russell, You may want to open the machine, and clean out the grinder. You will need to remove the grinder burrs, and clean out the grinding chamber. The inside is clogged with residual ground coffee.
If you're unable to fix it yourself, then you can send it to us for repairs.
Excellent & informative video as allways.
+RSC Electrical Do you fix Jura coffee machines? There's more to come!
Hi,
thanks for your very helpful videos which helped me to repair my J5 in the past.
My J9.3 recently developed a problem. After accidentally spilling some water over my J9.3, the machine when starting up displays "Jura" in red letters on an otherwise black TFT screen. The dial wheel on top blinks red for less than 10 seconds. Then 3 beeps are audible, and the machine shuts itself off. Is this some sort of an error code? If so, what does it indicate, and who can I fix it? Thanks very much for your help.
i have the same problem. Did you fix it?
So I changed the filter on my Jura Giga 7 and now I am stuck on the "System Filling" screen. Any ideas why this would happen? Any help would be appreciated.
hey, i see you're being very helpful.... do you know by any chance if these jura's (J9) can be communicated with using the serial port on the top? i got the wires connected but nothing is coming back when i send any command
+themoss Hello, We don't know of any device that can be used to communicate with Jura machines. What are you trying to fix?
HI,
We poored water in the pre-ground coffee
We tried to take all the water out and dry it with a hair dryer the best we could
We put it back on and it seems to be ok but should we try to take it apart to make sure that the machine is ok?
Please let me know
+Marie Burban Wohlfahrt-Khaelss Pouring the water in the pre ground funnel should not cause any issues. You're lucky you didn't pour it into the grinder with coffee beans. That would have required taken the machine apart.
I've had my J90 (second hand, new in box) for about 7 years. No problems until a few days ago when I pressed the "coffee" button, the grinder runs and then the machine shuts off. No beeps, no blinks. I found your video and took the machine apart to examine and clean the brew group. While cleaning, a stainless washer fell out. Later, I heard a rattling inside, and after shaking and rotating the brew group, a stainless bushing came out. I have no idea (despite much searching) where in the machine these belong. I lubed the brew group with food grade grease and put it back together. It is working, but I can't help but wonder where the extra parts go. Any ideas?
There are 4 metal washers that connect to each sliding arm and under. There is also a metal retaining clip that secures the metal rod to bottom of the brew unit.
Does anybody as a video showing how to open the jura ena 3 ?
Hi, my Jura ENA Micro 1 sometimes doesn't make the turn off washing cycle. It just sounds as the group motor stalls and then it turns off, but doesn't pumps water. Then I can't open the drip tray, because the group is not on it's home position, so I need to turn it on again so it goes back and open the tray.
Sometimes it does do the washing cylce and turns off with no problem.
The machine is one year old. I use it daily to brew one shot then I turn it off again. I've cleaned and descaled when the machine requests to. What could it be the problem?
+Alex Nifco Did you purchase the machine brand new or used? All Jura machines comes with two year warranty. I would contact their warranty service department to have the machine repaired.
Thank you for your reply. Just made a cleaning cycle with a cleaning tablet and later with a flashlight and wood stick removed stuck coffee grounds on the chute that leads to used coffee deposit. Now it's working perfectly. I think that the coffee beans I've been using are too oily, so changed my beans type. Best regards
My Jura impressa J9.2 is displaying " Fill beans" albeit there are enough beans in the bean cup. I took out the beans & clean the cup and re-try but to no avails. Please suggest how to fix the problem. I don't have special tools to loosen special screws to dismantle the grinder
Hi Aung Pe, How long have you owned the machine? Has your machine ever been serviced? How many cups of the coffee have you made from J9.2? The issue could be related to the blunt and worn out grinder burrs that are located inside the grinder.
Hi, thank you for the information. We are interested in buying the new 9.4. And there are some questions: How is the over all build quality? Is it also all plastic? How efficient and reliable is the full automatic cleaning process? We don't want to be poisoned by germs!
If you find time to answer: Thank you very much!
Oliver Leu External casing for all Jura coffee machines is made of ABS plastic. In fact, super automatic machines manufactured by other brands all use plastic. Only the commercial grade and recently introduced prosumer models such as Magister Stella, Expobar, ECM machines are designed with full stainless steel body. That is primarily so because the manufacturers have partial interest with stainless steel manufacturing companies.
You can use Jura cleaning tablets or any other effective tablets to weekly clean the brew group of your machine. In addition, you should descale your machine every six months to prevent calcium build up inside the hydraulic system. Regular cleaning and descaling will keep your machine in pristine condition and will create amazing and flavorful coffee for 10 plus years.
The secret to any good machine is its maintenance!
i have a jr9.2 (no tft just buttons and dot matrix). since today morning it just beeps 3 times and switches off. does anybody know what this means?
Hello mr Parts Guru. Please can you explain how to fix Error 6 with an Jura J9.3? Thank you very much.
Esther B Hi, Error 6 in J models is related to the malfunctioning electronic multiway valve that is located at the bottom of the front right side of the machine when facing the machine from the front. Were you able to remove the side panels? Can you please monitor the water flow and see if any water is being passed through the multiway valve?
Hello I would like to explain how to clean inside and the percolator coffee machine coffee Jura please for clean it inside you did not thank you video. I haven't had a video on cleaning inside.
We'd used Jura brand Model Impressa J9.2 coffee machine for 4yr+ . We bought it in Australia. and later brought it to our homeland, Myanmar. Recently the coffee machine is displaying fill beans. As explained to me I understand that I need to change the coffee grinder.
As i'm not aware if there is a Jura local service in Yangon, Myanmar, please advise the address of local agent here , if any. If not please suggest the nearest outlet to buy the spare coffee grinder.
Hi, We don't know of any service center in Myanmar. How many cups of have you made from J9.2?
WHat tool do yuo need to replace coffee spout and do you sell the part?
I have gotten to the removal of the logo on the back... now, how do I find a tool to remove those two screws? What kind of screws are they? Help
These are oval head screws. We have a special tool available on our online store to remove the oval head screws. You may use the link below to purchase the tool:
shop.partsguru.com/Jura-Oval-Head-Key-Stainless-Steel-0010635.htm
Does Jura Impressa J5 store info how many cups of coffe you have made and is it accessible`?
+huns Yes, it's accessible through the programming menu. Select Maintenance and then Info. It should tell you the number of coffee cups made by J5
Thank you for your reply!
+huns absolutely!
Hi , Jura J9.3 have wifi connection ?
OK, so this is Very Odd, My Rotarry Dal on my J9 Will NOT Turn, It was fine before I cleaned the tray (I hardly ever use the dial) But I know it worked becasue if tested it before. But it will not turn now? Its almost like it has a lock on it? Jura had NO CLUE ugh. Any ideas guys?
That’s not good. If the dial does not move then you may need to replace the entire display module.
But have you every heard of this or can give me a logical reason? It doesn’t make sense from an engineer g perspective
There is No locking me h correct? Also the ring around it is orange.
We have not encountered this issue in repairing the J line machines since they were introduced.
Please checkout the video I uploaded (should be avail on my profile)
I have an Impressa Jura J9.3, the machine displayed an error message " Hardware -Fehler:2" what is that, what should I do to fix the machine?
Hi Lawrence, ERROR 2 in Jura J9.3 is related to the malfunctioning thermal sensor or fuse that's mounted onto the thermoblock. J9.3 only features a single thermoblock. Please check the two components in your machine. We have both items in stock.
really informative, thank you sir
+Simon Snell You're welcome. We do not recommend or sell Jura machines. Jura is a marketing company that does not share technical and after sale support. They're simply expensive and make inferior quality coffee. I encourage you try drinking a coffee from another machine to taste the difference.
What other coffee machine would you suggest?
Jura Impressionen 9.2 brüheinheit ausbauen
😊
hello sir
Please help me now my Jura Giga X7 ,Have a problem .
Now I can not open , when I turn it on maybe 15 second it shut off by it self .
I try to change motherboard already but it still not working .
Kindly to reply for me please ,
thanks before .
Changing the motherboard would not fix the problem. Who diagnosed replacing the motherboard?
How long have you had this machine? Did the machine suddenly start to give this error?
Thank you very much for this video. I'm not sure if I'd know about these oval head screws myself and front logo screw-on )) What a sneaky bustards this jura engineers.
Hello Mr Parts Guru , I have the jura impressa 9.3 , my screen is no longer working ,
how can I ship it to u to fix it for me , need ur adress and phone number please>
Safia Alaoui Hi, We are located in Lansdale, PA North East Philadelphia. Are you located in the US?
Please email us at sales@partsguru.com to ship your machine in for repair. We will email you the shipping instructions along with the repair form.
Thank you and we look forward to serving you.
First step - UNPLUG THE MACHINE FROM POWER
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