Gorenje
Excess Bypass / Rinse Water Discharge
Drip tray fills very quickly, even when not much coffee is made.
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Possible Causes
Frequent automatic rinsing cycles, Leaking brew group outlet valve, Bypass valve diverting water to tray, Internal leak into tray channel
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Unplug before internal inspection.
Reducing tray fill:
- Normal behavior check: Many Gorenje machines perform automatic rinses at startup and shutdown. This water goes to the drip tray and is normal.
- Inspect brew group: Clean and lubricate the brew group. Replace outlet valve seals if water continues to drip into the tray after brewing.
- Check bypass valve: Ensure it is not stuck partially open, sending water to the tray instead of the cup.
- Monitor for leaks: With covers off, run a brew cycle and observe whether water is intentionally routed to the tray or leaking from a joint.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Brew Group Outlet Valve
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