Coffee Machine Repair In Melbourne For All Brands

Is your coffee machine not working? Whether it’s a Breville, Saeco, DeLonghi, Bosch, or Jura, we repair all domestic coffee machines.

With the convenience of pick-up and drop-off at your door, you won’t have to lift a finger to get your coffee machine repaired quickly.

We handle common problems such as:

Blocked filters
Faulty heating elements
Malfunctioning pumps
Leaking water tanks
Coffee grinder issues
Steam wand malfunctions
Electrical problems

We treat your coffee machine with the utmost care in our Melbourne workshop, typically completing the job in about two weeks. Although the actual duration may vary, we usually dedicate this time to comprehensive checks.

We boast a 3-month service warranty and a 12-month parts warranty—no other appliance repair company in Australia can match it.

Call us today to prioritize the repair of your coffee machine in Melbourne!

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Coffee machines may encounter issues for various reasons, but that’s no concern for us. Whatever the problem, our highly skilled and experienced technicians can resolve it.

Our services come at affordable rates, with the assurance that 90% of jobs are cheaper to repair than replace the unit.

Here are some of the popular coffee machine brands we service:

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Unsure if your particular make and model is within our coverage? Feel free to reach out by phone! Our support team is ready to assist you six days a week.

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Melbourne Coffee Machine REpair

frequently asked questions

What are some of the most common coffee machine problems?

If your coffee machine stops working the way it should, produces a fault, or simply breaks down, our Melbourne technicians can help you fix the very root cause of these problems.

The most common problems in coffee machines you will encounter include:

– Discoloured water: The coffee machine isn’t producing hot enough water for your desired temperature.

– Water leaking from underneath the machine: When you switch the power on, a small amount of water leaks out from under the coffee machine. Or maybe there is a lot of water coming out, continuously, before you have even switched the machine on.

This means that you either have too much water in the tank or there is a blockage somewhere in the system preventing the water from flowing freely through it.

– Espresso shot taking too long: If your espresso shots are taking longer than normal to brew, there may be an issue with your brewing head. It could be blocked up due to overuse or by using poor-quality cleaning products when you clean it yourself.

– Water leaking through the steam wand: There is water leaking out from under your steam arm when you switch on the steam function. This means that there is a blockage somewhere in the steam armour that you need to replace your steam arm.

– Brewing head leaking: The coffee machine is producing a weak stream of steaming water when you switch on the power and there’s no water in the tank.

This means that either the brewing head is empty, or it isn’t correctly attached to the steel tube leading from the boiler to where it connects with the water reservoir. It could also mean that there is a blockage inside one of these components.

– Syphon action slow and/or not working properly: If your syphons aren’t pulling any bubbles up through your cold brew coffee and you’re not getting enough crema in your espressos, this could be an indication of poor quality syphon tubes.

– The trueness of dosing: If dosing is off, then the coffee isn’t going into the filter basket correctly and it may be coming out through the drip tray instead. This can happen when you don’t correctly dose your beans according to what’s indicated on the bean container or grinder hopper.

Also, other particles could be getting into your system, blocking up valves or lodging in certain areas.

– The coffee machine isn’t producing any steam: There is no water coming out through the steam wand. If this is happening, then you probably need to replace your steam armour there’s a blockage somewhere in the system preventing the water from flowing freely into it.

– Water not heating up: The coffee machine takes longer than expected to boil the correct amount of water for drinking and/or preparing coffee beverages. This could indicate the heating element needs replacing or there is some other problem with its ability to heat things up sufficiently.

It may also mean that it needs descaling. Doing this should restore its normal functionality for at least another couple of years if conducted regularly as per the manufacturer’s recommendations.

– Milk steamer pump running continuously: The milk steamer pump is running continuously when you switch the coffee machine on. This could indicate that either your steam arm is blocked up with milk residue or there is another obstruction in the system preventing the remaining water in the boiler from moving freely to the steam wand.

As you can see, some of these issues can be fixed at home, with some thorough cleaning or by replacing certain components.

However, if you’re unsure or don’t know how to pinpoint the exact problem, it’s best to seek professional help.

Our technicians can help you, call us.

How much will a coffee machine repair cost me?

In Melbourne, a coffee machine repair service costs:

Workshop inspection fees for customer drop-offs to our Dandenong facility are as follows:
– Domestic Appliances: $90+GST
– Premium Domestic Appliances: $90+GST
– Built In Coffee Machines: $180+GST
– Commercial Appliances: $180+GST

This fee covers the customer dropping the appliance off and includes the workshop inspection.

Additional charges will apply if the customer opts for Nationwide Appliance Repairs to deliver the unit back. Once inspected, further labor and parts will be quoted as needed to restore the machine.

For pick-ups from the customer’s property and delivery to our Dandenong workshop, fees vary:
– Domestic Appliances: $180+GST
– Premium Domestic Appliances: $220+GST
– Built In Coffee Machines: $220+GST
– Commercial Appliances: $260+GST

This includes pick-up, and workshop inspection, but not the return of the customer’s appliance. All our work comes with a 3-month labor warranty and a 12-month parts warranty.

Within the first 0 to 3 months of attending the job, there will be no charge if the same fault recurs, ensuring customer satisfaction and peace of mind.

What coffee machine brands do you repair?

Our team provides high-quality repairs for every make, model, and brand of coffee machine out there, including:

– Saeco.
– Breville.
– Sunbeam.
– DeLonghi.
– Bosch.
– and more, here’s a list of some of the brands we work with in Melbourne.

Our expert repairmen are always up-to-date with the latest technologies and can thus service a comprehensive range of appliances and brands.

Is it worth repairing a coffee maker machine?

Whether it is worth repairing a coffee maker machine depends on several factors, such as:

– Cost of repair: If the repair cost is less than 50% of the price of a new machine, it may be worth repairing.

– Age of the coffee maker: If your coffee maker is still under warranty, it is generally best to have it repaired rather than replaced.

– Overall condition: If your coffee machine has been well-maintained, has not had any major issues in the past, and still performs well aside from the current problem, repairing it may be a good option.

– Availability of parts: Determine if the necessary replacement parts are readily available. If the parts are scarce or expensive, it could make the repair less cost-effective.

– Personal attachment or preference: When it comes to coffee, it’s not unusual to be attached to, or prefer, a specific machine. This can be due to its features, taste, and brewing method, among other factors. Consider this, as it can help you decide whether repairing is worth it for you.

– Environmental considerations: Repairing a coffee maker can be more environmentally friendly than replacing it, as it reduces waste and extends the life of the appliance.

In general, if the repair cost is reasonable, the coffee maker is in good overall condition, and you are satisfied with its performance and features, repairing it can be a cost-effective and practical choice.

But if the repair cost is high, the machine is old and prone to frequent issues, or you desire an upgrade, it may be more sensible to invest in a new coffee maker.

If you’re unsure, consult with a professional technician to assess the specific issue and provide an informed opinion on whether repairing or replacing is the best course of action.

How do I know if I need a new coffee maker?

This is a very personal decision. But in general, these are some signs that may indicate it’s time to consider purchasing a new coffee maker instead of repairing your old one:

– Frequent breakdowns: If your coffee maker is constantly experiencing malfunctions or requires frequent repairs, it may be a sign of underlying issues or age-related wear and tear. If the cost and inconvenience of repairs are becoming too frequent, it may be time to invest in a new coffee maker.

– Poor performance: If your coffee maker is no longer brewing coffee to your desired taste or strength, it may indicate a decline in performance. Issues such as inconsistent brewing temperature, weak coffee extraction, or malfunctioning controls can affect the quality of your brew and make it less enjoyable.

– Age and wear: Coffee makers, like any other appliance, have a lifespan. If your coffee maker is several years old and showing signs of wear, such as cracks, leaks, or deteriorating components, it may be reaching the end of its serviceable life. Older models may also lack the advanced features and technologies available in newer models.

– Lack of availability of parts: If your coffee maker requires repairs but finding replacement parts is challenging or expensive due to its age or model, it may be more practical to invest in a new coffee maker rather than spending time and money searching for scarce parts.

– Desired features or upgrades: If you desire new features or technologies that your current coffee maker doesn’t have, such as built-in grinders, programmable settings, or compatibility with specific coffee brewing methods, it may be worth considering a new coffee maker that can meet your preferences.

Ultimately, the decision to purchase a new coffee maker depends on your individual circumstances, budget, and coffee preferences.

If multiple factors indicate that your current coffee maker no longer meets your needs or is becoming unreliable, it may be time to explore the options available in the market and find a new coffee maker that aligns with your requirements.

How often to service a coffee maker machine?

The frequency of servicing a coffee maker machine varies, depending on the use and even the quality of water used.

However, the manufacturer will have specific recommendations, usually depending on the type of coffee maker:

– Semi-Automatic and Manual Espresso Machines: These types of coffee machines may require more extensive maintenance.

This includes backflushing the group head, cleaning the steam wand, and deep-cleaning the portafilter and filter baskets.

Depending on usage, these coffee machines may benefit from professional servicing or tune-ups every 6 to 12 months to ensure optimal performance.

– Automatic and Super-automatic Machines: These coffee makers often have self-cleaning and descaling functions that should be performed regularly according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Additionally, it’s best to follow the recommended maintenance schedule provided by the manufacturer, which may include replacing water filters, cleaning brew units, and lubricating moving parts. This can range from every few months to annually, depending on the machine and usage.

– Pod-based Machines: These require the least maintenance of all. Regular cleaning of removable parts and descaling the machine periodically is typically enough. Refer to the manufacturer’s guidelines for specific recommendations.

As you can see, regardless of the type of coffee maker, regular cleaning is essential to maintain optimal performance and prevent the buildup of coffee residues and mineral deposits.

It’s ideal to clean the coffee maker after every use by rinsing and wiping down removable parts, such as the carafe and filter basket, and periodically descaling the machine to remove mineral deposits.

The water quality in your area can also affect the maintenance needs of your coffee maker. If you have hard water with high mineral content, more frequent descaling may be necessary to prevent mineral buildup and maintain optimal performance.

What causes a coffee machine to stop working?

Common reasons that our technicians have encountered include:

– Power issues: If the coffee machine doesn’t turn on or respond when you press the power button, check if the machine is properly plugged into a functioning power outlet. Another culprit could be that the wiring of the coffee maker is damaged.

– Clogged or dirty components: Accumulated coffee residues, mineral deposits, or debris can clog various components of the coffee machine, such as the filter basket, brew head, or water lines. This can impede water flow and prevent the machine from brewing or cause it to produce weak coffee. Regular cleaning and descaling can help prevent such issues.

– Malfunctioning heating element: The heating element is responsible for heating the water in the coffee machine. If it fails, the machine may not brew coffee or the water may not reach the proper temperature. A faulty thermostat or control board can also affect the heating element’s operation.

– Water flow problems: Issues with water flow can prevent the coffee machine from brewing properly. This can be caused by a clogged or malfunctioning water pump, blocked water lines, or faulty solenoid valves.

– Sensor or control board failure: Modern coffee machines often have sensors and control boards that monitor and regulate various functions. If these components malfunction, it can disrupt the brewing process or prevent the machine from functioning correctly.

– Faulty switches or buttons: If the switches or buttons on the coffee machine become worn out or damaged, they may not register properly when pressed, leading to a non-responsive machine.

– Internal leaks or damage: Such as a cracked water reservoir or a faulty seal, can cause water to leak and prevent the machine from operating correctly. This can be particularly evident if water is pooling around the machine or if it fails to hold water.

– Wear and tear: Over time, general wear and tear can affect the performance and functionality of a coffee machine. This can include deteriorating gaskets, seals, or valves, which may need to be replaced to restore proper operation.

If your coffee machine has stopped working, it is advisable to consult the manufacturer’s manual for troubleshooting steps specific to your model.

If the issue persists, it may be necessary to contact the manufacturer’s customer support or seek professional assistance from a qualified technician for diagnosis and repair.

Can you descale a coffee machine with vinegar?

Yes, vinegar can be used to descale a coffee machine. Descaling helps remove mineral deposits that accumulate over time, particularly in areas with hard water.

Before trying anything off the internet, consult the specific instructions for descaling provided by the coffee machine manufacturer. Check if it’s safe for your machine to use vinegar.

Once that’s done, here’s a safe process to descale a coffee machine with vinegar:

1. Mix equal parts of white vinegar and water in a container. The amount of solution needed will depend on the size of your coffee machine, so adjust the quantities accordingly.

2. Empty the coffee machine. Make sure there is no coffee or water in it. Remove any used coffee grounds, empty the water reservoir, and ensure it’s turned off and unplugged.

3. Run a descaling cycle: Pour the vinegar solution into the water reservoir of the coffee machine. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions to initiate a descaling cycle.

This typically involves turning on the machine and allowing it to run through the brewing cycle as if you were making coffee. The vinegar solution will flow through the internal components, helping to remove mineral deposits.

4. Rinse the machine: After the descaling cycle is complete, empty the vinegar solution from the water reservoir. Rinse the reservoir thoroughly with clean water to remove any remaining vinegar.

5. Run a clean water cycle: Fill the water reservoir with clean water and run a brewing cycle without coffee grounds. This helps flush out any residual vinegar from the machine.

If there is still a vinegar odour or taste, you may need to repeat the rinse cycle with clean water until the vinegar scent is no longer detectable.

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