Milk carafe for DeLonghi ESAM coffee machine

Price

$ 42.85 excl. VAT

Manufacturer

Product code

5513294531

The milk carafe is used to froth and heat milk in an automatic coffee machine. If it leaks, produces weak froth, or has a damaged lid, it should be replaced. More

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What is a milk carafe and what it is used for

A milk carafe is a container that connects to an automatic coffee machine and is used to froth or heat milk directly during the preparation of drinks such as cappuccino or latte. The milk is kept chilled inside it, and the coffee machine's system draws and processes it according to the selected program.

Signs of wear or damage

Weak or unstable froth, or a complete absence of froth
Leakage of milk or water at the connection point to the coffee machine
Difficult or loose-fitting lid closure
Deteriorated milk taste caused by deposits that cannot be fully removed
Cracks or cloudiness on the plastic parts of the container

Why replace this part in time

A damaged or leaking carafe not only results in poor-quality froth but can also lead to leaks into the internal parts of the coffee machine. Timely replacement protects the milk system from deposits and maintains hygiene when preparing milk-based drinks.

How to choose the right carafe

Carafes differ in shape, size, and the way they attach to a given type of coffee machine, so be sure to check compatibility in the product table before purchasing.

Compatible with

ESAM5600 EX:1 Perfecta
ESAM6700 EX:2 PrimaDonna Avant
ESAM6700 EX:3 PrimaDonna Avant
ESAM5600.S Perfecta Cappuccino

Parameters

Compatible with	ESAM5600 EX:1 Perfecta, ESAM6700 EX:2 PrimaDonna Avant, ESAM6700 EX:3 PrimaDonna Avant, ESAM5600.S Perfecta Cappuccino

DeLonghi coffee machine – not frothing milk

If your DeLonghi coffee machine is not frothing milk or produces only thin, watery foam, the cause is almost always a damaged component in the frothing system. The nozzle, milk container, or valve ensures proper air intake needed to create quality foam.

The problem usually develops gradually – first less foam, then almost none. The cause is typically milk residue buildup in the system, a worn milk container, or a clogged nozzle.

The solution is to replace the damaged component. After replacement, your coffee machine will again produce thick, creamy milk foam like new.