Do not keep using a machine when water is clearly coming from inside the chassis or near electrical parts.
Leaks troubleshooting
Coffee machine is leaking water
Start with where the water first appears. A full drip tray, poorly seated tank, group-head leak and internal leak can look similar on the worktop but need very different responses.
Ventori only covers checks that sit within normal user maintenance. If the symptom remains after the correct routine, move to manufacturer or engineer support rather than repeatedly running cleaning products.
First maintenance checks
Rule out the simple causes first.
Work through these in order before repeating a maintenance programme.
Recommended next step
If the source is internal, electrical, persistent or not a normal user-serviceable seal or tank issue, stop using the machine and move to qualified service.
Avoid making it worse
What not to do.
Do not overtighten or force user-serviceable tanks, portafilters or fittings to stop a leak.
Do not assume descaling will repair a damaged seal, cracked tank or internal hose.
Use the exact machine guide
Now match the problem to your machine.
Similar-looking machines can use different buttons, menus and maintenance sequences.

Philips
2200, 3200, 4300 and 5400 maintenance guides.
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Sage
Espresso cleaning, backflush, descale and filter guides.
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De'Longhi
Magnifica, Dinamica and other bean-to-cup maintenance guides.
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Ninja
Luxe Café Premier, Premier Plus and Pro CLEAN, DESCALE and milk-system guides.
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Stop if the problem remains after the correct routine.
Move to manufacturer or qualified service support for persistent error codes, leaks, electrical symptoms, burning smells, damaged parts or mechanisms that remain jammed after the normal shutdown and maintenance sequence.
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