Low or zero pressure is almost always caused by a worn pump, clogged solenoid valve, or a blocked filter basket. Our Deira workshop replaces OEM-spec pumps and clears blockages same day, restoring the 9-bar extraction pressure your espresso needs.

A failing thermoblock or boiler heating element is the usual culprit. We test element resistance, replace faulty parts, and recalibrate the brew temperature to the manufacturer's spec — getting your machine back to the perfect 92–96 °C.

Internal leaks typically stem from cracked brew group seals, a split boiler gasket, or a faulty solenoid. We disassemble, identify every leak point, and replace all O-rings and seals with genuine components — then pressure-test before return.

Error lights on Siemens, Breville, and Sage machines often point to NTC sensor faults, PCB issues, or flow-meter failures. Our technicians read diagnostic codes, replace faulty sensors or control boards, and reset the machine firmware.

A dead machine is usually a blown thermal fuse, faulty power switch, or a failed PCB. We carry a full inventory of thermal fuses and OEM boards for all major brands, so most power faults are resolved within 24 hours at our Deira branch.

Bean-to-cup machines with jammed grinders often have worn burr sets or accumulated oils blocking the chute. We deep-clean the grinder, replace burrs if needed, and calibrate grind size for your favourite roast profile.