Step one is always to check for dried milk blocking the hole(s) of the steam
tip. It is a very common "sooner or later" thing if you forget to clean the
tip when you finish using the machine.
I find the easiest way to diagnose it is to remove the tip and see if the
wand now passes steam. To deal with the blockage, use a paper clip or thin
pin to clear the holes. Letting the tip sit in a glass of water for a few
hours will soften the material.
If there is no steam from the wand with the tip off, probe the tube for
further blockage and let it sit in a glass of water to soften. If still no
steam, then you are left with more elaborate checks.
----- Original Message -----
From: "John Brinkman" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
I recently developed a problem with the steam boiler in my Brewtus III
where steam would no longer come out of the wand.
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