{"wikiid":532643,"langid":"en","namespace":"CATEGORY","title":"Nespresso Pixie Repair","revisionid":2632478,"contents_raw":"== Troubleshooting ==\n\n[[Nespresso Pixie Troubleshooting|Nespresso Pixie troubleshooting instructions.|new_window=true]]\n\n== Background ==\n\nThe company Nespresso was founded in Lausanne, Switzerland in 1986. It launched its first test concept in 1986. After a decade of testing, it was put on the market.\n\nThe idea for Nespresso originated in 1975 when an employee of Nestle named Eric Favre noticed the disproportionate amount of business at a coffee bar near the Pantheon in Rome. He deduced that the reason for this specific bar's great success was the amount of times that the machine operator pumped the piston, which allowed the coffee to have more flavor and foam. Using this bar as inspiration, he invented the Nespresso system, which is a brewing machine that uses a small pod of sealed-off coffee to ensure maximum freshness. In order to extract the coffee from the pod, the machine would use a sharp pointed spout to pierce the sealed capsule and inject pressurized hot water. This caused espresso to shoot out of the spout. Nestle patented this invention the following year (1976). The early prototypes were large, awkward, and complex machines that were not very successful with the target customer base. However, over the next decade, it was refined to become a smaller and less complex machine. In 1986, it was put in market in Switzerland, Japan, Italy, and France. After a decade of success, Jean-Pail Gaillard introduced a large database of consumer preferences called the ''Le Club'' community. This caused price reductions and increased capsule sizes, which caused the machine to transform from an office machine to a personal use device. The success of the product led to the opening of a public concept boutique in 2000.\n\n== Identification ==\n\nThe Nespresso pixie can be identified with its more compact body, and on the label placed at the bottom of the machine, the name and type can be seen. Nespresso Type C60. There the Specific name will also be found on another mini barcode label \"Nespresso Pixie\".\n\n== Technical Specifications ==\n\n***General:***\n\n* Dimensions (WxDxH): 4.4 x 12.8 x 9.3 inches\n* Weight: 6.6 pounds\n* Pressure: 19 bar\n* Frequency: 50-60 Hz\n* Power: 110-120V < 1260W\n* Cable storage\n* Colors: Diverse\n* Fast heat-up: ~25 seconds\n* Energy-saving mode\n* Automatic shut-off after 9 minutes, programmable\n\n***Components:***\n\n* Empty water tank detection\n* Full capsule container detection\n* Adjustable and removable drip tray (adjust by number of levels)\n* Removable water tank: 0.7 liter\n\n***Functionality:***\n\n* Brew size: espresso and lungo\n* Quantity customization\n* Auto-stop of beverage\n* Number of cups prepared every brew: 1\n* Programmable water volume\n* Programmable descaling mode\n* Used capsule container capacity: 11\n\n=== Additional Information ===\n\nRecycling\n\n\u00a0Nespresso makes it easy for consumers to be part of their growing recycling movement. With 100,000+ collection points across the globe and capsules made from infinitely recyclable aluminum, customers can help contribute to our mission of keeping our capsules out of landfills. You can recycle your used coffee capsules at the nearest UPS drop off location, Nespresso Boutique, partner locations or Add a recycling bag to your Nespresso coffee order.\n\nSustainability\n\nNespresso is one of the 4,500 other B Corps companies that are committed to sustainability and also inspiring consumers to continue on their journey together. Nespresso uses The first global sustainable aluminum standard (Aluminum Stewardship Initiative) for its products.\n\nhttps:\/\/www.nespresso.com\/us\/en\/circularity\n\nhttps:\/\/www.nespresso.com\/us\/en\/sustainability\n\n[document|170503|PIXIE C60\/D60 Instruction Manual (EN, FR)]\n\n[document|170546|PIXIE BEC430 Instruction Manual]\n\n[document|1009953|Nespresso PIXIE D60 Instruction Manual (EN, FR)]\n\n[document|1323679|PIXIE Instruction Manual (EN, FR)]\n\n[document|1766460|Nespresso Pixie EN 125 User Manual (EN, ES)]","contents_json":{"type":"doc","content":[{"type":"heading","attrs":{"level":2},"content":[{"type":"text","text":"Troubleshooting"}]},{"type":"paragraph","content":[{"type":"text","text":"Nespresso Pixie troubleshooting instructions.","marks":[{"type":"wikiLink","attrs":{"target":"Nespresso Pixie Troubleshooting","tag":null,"newWindow":true,"href":"\/Wiki\/Nespresso_Pixie_Troubleshooting"}}]}]},{"type":"heading","attrs":{"level":2},"content":[{"type":"text","text":"Background"}]},{"type":"paragraph","content":[{"type":"text","text":"The company Nespresso was founded in Lausanne, Switzerland in 1986. It launched its first test concept in 1986. After a decade of testing, it was put on the market."}]},{"type":"paragraph","content":[{"type":"text","text":"The idea for Nespresso originated in 1975 when an employee of Nestle named Eric Favre noticed the disproportionate amount of business at a coffee bar near the Pantheon in Rome. He deduced that the reason for this specific bar's great success was the amount of times that the machine operator pumped the piston, which allowed the coffee to have more flavor and foam. Using this bar as inspiration, he invented the Nespresso system, which is a brewing machine that uses a small pod of sealed-off coffee to ensure maximum freshness. In order to extract the coffee from the pod, the machine would use a sharp pointed spout to pierce the sealed capsule and inject pressurized hot water. This caused espresso to shoot out of the spout. Nestle patented this invention the following year (1976). 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Troubleshooting<\/h2><\/div>\n\n

Nespresso Pixie troubleshooting instructions.<\/a><\/p>\n\n

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Background<\/h2><\/div>\n\n

The company Nespresso was founded in Lausanne, Switzerland in 1986. It launched its first test concept in 1986. After a decade of testing, it was put on the market.<\/p>\n\n

The idea for Nespresso originated in 1975 when an employee of Nestle named Eric Favre noticed the disproportionate amount of business at a coffee bar near the Pantheon in Rome. He deduced that the reason for this specific bar's great success was the amount of times that the machine operator pumped the piston, which allowed the coffee to have more flavor and foam. Using this bar as inspiration, he invented the Nespresso system, which is a brewing machine that uses a small pod of sealed-off coffee to ensure maximum freshness. In order to extract the coffee from the pod, the machine would use a sharp pointed spout to pierce the sealed capsule and inject pressurized hot water. This caused espresso to shoot out of the spout. Nestle patented this invention the following year (1976). The early prototypes were large, awkward, and complex machines that were not very successful with the target customer base. However, over the next decade, it was refined to become a smaller and less complex machine. In 1986, it was put in market in Switzerland, Japan, Italy, and France. After a decade of success, Jean-Pail Gaillard introduced a large database of consumer preferences called the Le Club<\/em> community. This caused price reductions and increased capsule sizes, which caused the machine to transform from an office machine to a personal use device. The success of the product led to the opening of a public concept boutique in 2000.<\/p>\n\n

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Identification<\/h2><\/div>\n\n

The Nespresso pixie can be identified with its more compact body, and on the label placed at the bottom of the machine, the name and type can be seen. Nespresso Type C60. There the Specific name will also be found on another mini barcode label "Nespresso Pixie".<\/p>\n\n

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Technical Specifications<\/h2><\/div>\n\n

General:<\/strong><\/p>\n\n