Introduction
If the drain valve is not opened properly, the most likely error pattern is as follows: after rinsing, the pressure is not taken from the brew group, the brew group motor continues to try to work, sounds very agonized. This process repeats itself a few times. The drainage motor from model Z6 can be removed quite easily. Often it can be restarted and it is not necessary to replace it.
Note: some pictures are from a different model and may differ slightly.
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Turn the machine so the back is facing toward the front.
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The Jura sign must be removed. Turn it a few millimeters counterclickwise.
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Remove the Jura sign.
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Behind the Jura sign are two screws with an oval head. They have to be removed.
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These screws have an oval head that makes them look like rivets (picture 2). You need to use a special bit for their removal. If the right bit is not available, it could be done with a pair of needle nose pliers. Jura wants to keep us out of our own machines!!!!
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Remove the Torx T15 screw on the front wall of the side panel.
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In the side part there is a lid over the brew group. The lid is fastened at the top with two oval head screws. Remove those to remove the lid.
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With the cover removed the brew group becomes visible
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This step shows how to remove the top cover
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Remove the powder tray and all coffee beans.
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The cover is fastened with three Torx T15 screws. Those are easily visible under the covers as well as the small cover on the left back side.
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Remove the two Phillips screws on the bean container and remove the bean container.
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Lift the cover upwards.
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The drainage motor on the Z6 and following models is fixed with two Torx T15 screws. Unscrew them and pull out the motor.
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Leave the cables connected to the motor for the time being. Trigger a flushing process and observe whether the pin moves back and forth. If not, the gearbox is blocked. You may be able to get it going with the following steps.
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The gearbox (the black plastic part) is attached to the metal engine block with four metal tabs. Straighten the tabs with a small screwdriver.
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Pull the gearbox off the engine block.
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Turn the armature of the motor while holding the pin. Check whether the pin moves back and forth.
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This probably solves the blockage. Grease the worm (and the pin) again a little. Position the worm so that it protrudes about 3 mm.
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Reassemble the motor and bend the retaining tabs on the metal housing until it is tight.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
One comment
The issue is likely a seized bearing. So when at step 11. Pull off the black cylinder and spray a penetrating lubricant (silicone spray) onto the bearing you can now see. The middle section should spin freely with no resistance.
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