Jura ENA micro 9 opening procedure

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Pull out the power plug!

crwdns2936071:02crwdne2936071:0 — Top covers

The top covers do not necessarily have to be removed for all repairs. However, it is indispensable for thorough cleaning. It may be easier to loosen the top covers if the side panels are removed first. The process is somewhat tricky.

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Use the spudger to press in on both sides of the marked area. Then the front cover around the on / off switch is unlocked. You can then lift it up at the front and pull it out at an angle.

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Flip up the front cover.

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This is what it looks like when the two lids are gone. A lot of dirt built up.

crwdns2936071:06crwdne2936071:0 — Side panels

The side parts are pushed out to the rear. However, they are secured with two screws and a lock at the top and a wedge-shaped catch on the sides.

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The lock is located under the Jura badge on the back. Turn it counterclockwise about 20 degrees, then you can remove it.

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This is what it looks like underneath. The lock is secured with an oval head screw. It looks like a rivet. To open you need a special oval head bit, in an emergency you can use pliers.

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The side parts are held at the top and bottom with three hooks each. Therefore, they have to be moved backwards to detach them. However, they are secured against shifting with wedge-shaped notches at the front. The next step shows how they can be solved.

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Lay the machine on its side.

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Push the side panel firmly backwards. It may get stuck a bit and you need to use a plastic pry tool to help.

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Release the catches on the top of the inner cover.