The machine refuses to brew and reports that the trays are missing, although you can see the drip tray sitting there. Usually it just is not pushed all the way in, or spilled grounds on its…
The machine refuses to brew and reports that the trays are missing, although you can see the drip tray sitting there. Usually it just is not pushed all the way in, or spilled grounds on its runners are holding it a few millimeters out. There is a useful test as well: if the message disappears while the tray is actually pulled out, the contacts inside the machine are positioned wrong.
1. Remove the drip tray completely. 2. Wipe the runners and the slot clean of grounds. 3. Check the dregs drawer sits properly inside the tray and not raised. 4. Slide the tray in with a firm, even push until it is flush. If Trays Missing stays, call us.
That suggests the contacts inside are out of position and falsely report a tray present. It is a known behavior and needs an inspection, which we can do and price in writing.
No. It simply blocks brewing until the tray is detected. Still, avoid forcing the tray in, since bent runners cause a repeat of the same message.
Empty the dregs drawer on time and wipe the runners now and then. Small amounts of spilled coffee build up under the tray and stop it from seating, so a quick wipe prevents most cases.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.