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JURA A1: what the lights mean

One-cup bean-to-cup (A1, A100)

The JURA A1 has no text screen: a row of symbols lights up or flashes — a water tank, a coffee grounds container, a cleaning symbol, a descaling symbol, a filter symbol and the coffee-strength and cup-size symbols. JURA’s manual lists every message on that ‘symbol display’.

Every JURA A1 light we could source

What you seeWhat it means
CALCDescaling symbol lights up (machine otherwise ready)Descale needed: The machine is asking to be descaled.
Cleaning symbol lights up (machine otherwise ready)Cleaning due: The machine is asking to be cleaned.
Filter symbol lights up (machine otherwise ready)Water filter: The CLEARYL Blue filter cartridge is used up: it stops working after 60 litres (2000 oz) of water.
Water tank symbol lights upWater: The water tank is empty or not inserted correctly; you cannot make anything.
Coffee grounds container symbol lights upContainer or tray: The coffee grounds container is full; no coffee can be made.
Coffee grounds container symbol flashesContainer or tray: The drip tray is not inserted, or not inserted correctly; you cannot make anything.
The Ristretto, Espresso, Coffee and both coffee-strength symbols flashFault or blockage: The aroma preservation cover on the bean container is missing or not fitted correctly.
Ristretto, Espresso, Coffee and Ground Coffee symbols flash briefly after you add ground coffeeFault or blockage: There was not enough ground coffee, so the machine stopped.
The two coffee-strength symbols (‘normal’ and ‘strong’) flash alternatelyWater: The system must be filled with water.
The two strength symbols, the Cleaning symbol and the Descaling or Filter symbol light up brightlySetting confirmed: You are in programming mode.
Cleaning symbol flashes for 5 seconds at switch-on, then the machine switches offFault or blockage: The machine has been in the cold for a long time, so heating is disabled for safety.

When JURA says to get help

Contact JURA customer support in your country (the manual’s wording).

Sources

JURA’s own documents only, read on the date shown.