Coffee machine light flashing? What it means, by machine

Left out, and why

Only brands whose own manual could be read and quoted, with at least 5 documented lights, get a page. These were left out:

• Nescafé Dolce Gusto — The Dolce Gusto manuals and FAQs are on the brand’s own sites, but www.dolce-gusto.co.uk, www.dolce-gusto.us and www.dolce-gusto.ie answered our fetch with HTTP 403 (refused) on 2026-09-29, and the user-manual pages on www.dolce-gusto.com.au load their text by script, so no manual wording could be read. No Dolce Gusto page is published until a maker document can be read and cited.
• Krups — The Krups EA81 bean-to-cup instructions linked from www.krups.co.uk (read 2026-09-29) print each warning symbol as a picture with no name, so the text says ‘the [symbol] flashes’ without saying which one; and the file is served from dam.groupeseb.com, the parent group’s host rather than a Krups domain. We cannot say which symbol means what without guessing, so there is no Krups page. Krups-made Nespresso machines follow the Nespresso manuals above.
• Saeco — Saeco is a Philips brand; the one Saeco light page we read on Philips’ support site (Xsmall: red exclamation light flashing with the green temperature light steady means ‘descale’) documents a single state, under our floor of 5, so there is no Saeco page yet.
• Nespresso Vertuo blinking summary (FAQ PDF) — Nespresso’s ‘10 blinking summary’ PDF on www.contact.nespresso.com stores its text as drawn outlines, so it could not be read and quoted; the same table in the Vertuo Next user manual is used instead.
• Other machine lines of the same brands — Each page covers the one line whose manual we read. Vertuo Plus, Pop and Creatista, Citiz and Pixie, De’Longhi Magnifica and Eletta, Sage Barista Express and JURA’s other machines have their own manuals and are not covered yet.