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The temperature of the coffee from my Philips Espresso Machine is not warm enough

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The temperature of the coffee from my Philips Espresso Machine is not warm enough

If the coffee from your Philips Espresso Machine is not warm enough, try following the tips below to improve the coffee temperature.

If your espresso machine has an option to adjust the coffee temperature, simply set the temperature to the highest possible setting.

For more accurate step-by-step instructions, you can check the User Manual of your espresso machine, which you can find on the Philips website.

A cold cup reduces the temperature of the drink. We advise pre-heating the cup by rinsing it with hot water before brewing the coffee.

Certain models of Philips Espresso Machines come with a "QuickStart" technology, which allows you to select and brew your coffee immediately after switching on the machine. However, the first cup of coffee may not be as warm. To address this, you can change the "Start-up rinsing" setting to "Automatic rinsing". This will rinse and pre-heat the internal system of your coffee machine after you turn it on.

When you add cold milk or steamed froth milk to your coffee, it will always reduce the temperature of the coffee.

The "Iced Coffee" recipe brews at low temperatures to produce cold coffee. Due to that, the extraction time is increased (longer brewing period) to ensure that the coffee has the right strength and flavours. This causes the brewing time to be longer and the pump to sound different to usual due to the low flow rate.

Limescale could build up inside your machine and cause it to decrease the temperature of your coffee. To descale your coffee machine, please refer to the User Manual or visit our Consumer Care page.

If these solutions did not help solve the issue, please contact us for further assistance.

The information on this page applies to the following models: HD8833/11 , HD8856/01 , RI9833/11 . Click here to show more product numbers ›

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The temperature of the coffee from my Philips Espresso Machine is not warm enough

Adjust temperature settings (specific models only)

Pre-heat the system or cup before brewing a drink

Adding milk to the coffee

Brewing Iced Coffee

Machine needs to be descaled

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