Coffee Machine Repair in Tampa

Noises like grinding, rattling, or buzzing sounds could mean a loose part, clogged internal lines, or even a failing pump motor.

If the steam wand isn’t frothing properly, it could be clogged, leaking, or the steam boiler just isn’t reaching the right temperatures.

This might be a sign of scale buildup, a blocked water line, or a faulty pump keeping the water from moving through the system.

Leaks can come from a damaged seal, cracked water tank, or worn internal tubing. We’ll pinpoint the source and fix it fast.

If your machine won’t grind or the grind is inconsistent, the burrs could be worn or the grinder motor might be failing.

This often points to a broken thermostat, a failing heating element, or electrical issues in the power board.

If your machine is turning on but not brewing anything, it can be for a bunch of reasons like blockages, electrical issues, or failed brew group components.

No heat? That usually comes down to a bad thermal fuse, malfunctioning boiler, or damaged wiring.

If your coffee machine won’t power on, it could be due to a faulty power cord, a blown fuse, or an internal electrical issue like a failed control board. In some cases, it’s as simple as a loose connection. Our technicians can quickly diagnose the problem and get your machine running again.

A machine that isn’t pumping water might have a clogged water line, a blocked filter, or a broken pump. Limescale buildup is also a common culprit in the Tampa area due to hard water. We can clean out blockages, replace the pump if needed, and get the water flowing properly again.

If the steam wand isn’t working right, it could be blocked by dried milk, have internal scale buildup, or there may be an issue with the steam boiler or thermostat. Our techs can clean or replace the steam wand, check for internal issues, and make sure your machine is steaming like it should.

Leaks can come from a cracked water tank, worn-out seals, or loose internal tubing. We’ll inspect your machine thoroughly, replace any faulty parts, and seal things up so your high-end espresso machine works without the mess.

To descale, you typically run a mixture of water and descaling solution through the machine, then flush it with clean water. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions. If you’re unsure or the scale buildup is severe, Max Appliance Repair Tampa can perform a thorough descaling service to protect your machine and improve performance.

If your coffee maker isn’t heating, brewing, or showing any signs of life, or if it’s leaking, making loud noises, or brewing inconsistently, it’s likely time for a repair. The good news? Most issues are fixable. Contact Max Appliance Repair Tampa and we’ll help you figure out the problem.

Poor-tasting coffee can be caused by stale beans, old filters, dirty components, or improper brewing temperature. Sometimes it’s due to buildup in the machine itself. A deep clean or service can make a big difference. We can inspect and clean the internal parts so your coffee tastes fresh again.