Please excuse me for writing in English, but my knowledge of the German language is not that good.

I have recently aquired a Jura E5 (millenium edition). With some trial and error and reading on (Dutch) forums I found some good info.But some questions remain ..

The clock :
On front is a small round clock (millenium edition). The clock stands still and there must be a battery inside. I have tried to open the small clock (size of a watch) but I can't find a way to open it, and I am afraid to use too much force on it.Does anyone know how top open ?

Strong caffee :
On the display is a LED light for " kaffe stark / extra stark" . In the manual it says : "

Sobald die Kontrolllampe leuchtet, können Sie Kaffee beziehen.
Ⅲ Stellen Sie 1 Tasse bzw. 2 Tassen unter den Kaffeeauslauf und
drücken Sie die gewünschte Bezugstaste. Das Vorbrühverfahren
feuchtet das Kaffeepulver an, unterbricht kurz dasAuslaufen und beginnt dann mit dem eigentlichen Brühvorgang.

When the machine is ready it never lights this LED light. And there is no " bezugtaste" on the machine for extra strong.

Does anyone know how I can make the extra strong Kaffee ?

THanks for reading

Hans,Niederlande

Vielen danke, Helmut !

Indeed, it works !

Spending many hours looking for an answer and the answer is simple ...

Pushing the button for a few seconds switches on the "strong coffee" light.
And indeed, it is strong coffee .. very strong !

I think i dont need sleep anymore for the next 24 hours

Only the clock problem left... anyone ?

Thanks for the answer. It no good news. Anyway, even a dead clock will show the right time at least twice a day ....

Thanks for taking the time to find the manual. It does however not mention the clock. I contacted a JURA dealer in the Netherlands and they also don't know.

Regards,

Hans

Okay thanks ..

Uhrengeschäft & Batterietausch ... love your language

Yesterday i have been to the " Uhrengeschäft" and after some loud and bad language and shouting (the clock was really difficult to open) the repairman presented (with a glamorous smile) a working Jura clock. For the 7 euro's I payed it was 50 euro's of fun

Thanks everyone