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Troubleshooting
Most questions you may have about your new Coffeemaker can be easily answered. This handy guide lists some common Coffeemaker problems and tells you how to correct them. If you need further assistance, please call our
Problem | To Correct Problem |
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Doesn’t brew or | • Check to be sure power cord is firmly plugged into a |
won’t heat. | live power outlet. |
| • The Automatic Shutoff feature turns the Coffeemaker |
| off two hours after making the coffee. Turn Coffeemaker |
| OFF then back ON. |
| • For clock models, if power has been interrupted the |
| automatic brew time must be reset. |
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Filter Basket or | • Excessive amounts of ground coffee will clog the fil- |
Pause ’N Serve | ter basket. One level tablespoon of ground coffee per |
overflows. | cup is recommended. |
| • Make sure coffee is not ground too finely. This will |
| clog the filter. Permanent filters are more likely to |
| clog than paper filters. |
| • Be sure to use a good quality cupcake or basket- |
| style filter. The sides of the filter should be upright |
| against side of Filter Basket to avoid filter collapsing. |
| • When using Pause ’N Serve, hot water continues to |
| flow into Filter Basket and may overflow if Carafe is |
| not returned to |
| • Make sure that Carafe is fully seated on the |
| Plate. |
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Longer than | • Mineral deposits can build up in the pump of your |
normal brew time. | Coffeemaker. Periodic cleaning of the inside of your |
| Coffeemaker is recommended. More frequent cleaning |
| may be necessary, depending upon the hardness of |
| your water. See “Cleaning” for more information. |
| NOTE: Do not disassemble the unit. |
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