MatissSeakwell

Hmm, I once had a similar machine, I also couldn't understand for a long time why it didn't work well and in the end it turned out that it was just broken and it was time to throw it away. I think it would be easiest for you to look for people selling such machines and find out from them. It is also possible if something does not work out for you due to the fact that the machine may be faulty. It would be easier if you specified the manufacturer of your machine. A friend of mine who works with machines in valorexo.com he told me that if the machine manufacturer company still exists, then you can send them an email and request documentation for your model so that you can figure out how to use it.