Tool doesnt fit Nespresso D290, but with considerable effort, can make it work.
I agree with the &#34;Works fine&#34; reviewer on the details, but not the score: as others have pointed out, this wrench is microscopically too small for the screw heads it's supposed to engage. But since the screws are aluminum, it's possible--with considerable effort--to make it work. As &#34;Works fine&#34; and others said, you need to press down very hard on the screw--in fact, so hard that you deform the aluminum screw head to (almost) fit inside the wrench. At first, this process was taking me about 10 minutes per screw; I had to grip the wrench with vice-grip pliers to be able to push down hard enough. Finally, I got the idea to tap the wrench firmly onto the screw head with a hammer (after finding the right orientation of the wrench on the screw head by feel). It's tricky--tap firmly enough to force the screw head into the wrench, but not so hard that you destroy anything inside. In fact, once I got it opened, the mechanisms inside are quite robust and were impervious to my hammering. With this hammering technique--maybe 5-10 firm taps per screw, enough so that the wrench holds by itself on the screw head--I got it down to 1 min per screw. So yes, you can make it work, but no, the tool is *not* sized properly for my Nespresso--a D290.<br />ADDED: they gave me a speedy refund, including shipping and handling
Rating: 2 stars