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840156002 ENnv04.qxd 9/8/08 8:54 AM Page 8 Troubleshooting PROBLEM Coffee leaks from dispenser. ON/OFF Light blinking or appears on clock. Coffee tastes bad. Coffee not brewing/coffee stops brewing/unit will not turn on. Coffee brews slowly. Coffee overflows basket. 8 PROBABLE CAUSE • Coffee grounds trapped in coffee tank dispensing mechanism under seal in coffee tank. See "Cleaning with Vinegar." • Mineral deposits have built up. Clean the coffeemaker following "Cleaning with Vinegar." • Coffeemaker needs cleaning. • Coffee ground too coarsely or too finely. Set to automatic drip grind. • Coffee-to-water ratio unbalanced. Adjust for personal preference. • Poor water quality. Use water filter or bottled water to make coffee. • Mineral deposits have built up. Clean the coffeemaker following "Cleaning with Vinegar." • Water reservoir is empty. • Unit is unplugged. • Power outage. • Power surge. Unplug; then plug the unit back in. • Coffeemaker needs cleaning. Clean the coffeemaker at least every 30 days to maintain proper performance. • Excessive amounts of coffee grounds. See Table on page 5. • Coffee ground too finely. Set to automatic drip grind. • More than one paper filter in filter basket. • Poor quality or wrong size paper filter. • Coffee is decaffeinated blend. Do not exceed amount shown in Table on page 5.

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PROBLEM
Coffee leaks from dispenser.
ON/OFF Light blinking or
appears on clock.
Coffee tastes bad.
Coffee not brewing/coffee
stops brewing/unit will not
turn on.
Coffee brews slowly.
Coffee overflows basket.
PROBABLE CAUSE
Coffee grounds trapped in coffee tank dispensing mechanism under seal in coffee tank.
See “Cleaning with Vinegar.”
Mineral deposits have built up. Clean the coffeemaker following “Cleaning with Vinegar.”
Coffeemaker needs cleaning.
Coffee ground too coarsely or too finely. Set to automatic drip grind.
Coffee-to-water ratio unbalanced. Adjust for personal preference.
Poor water quality. Use water filter or bottled water to make coffee.
Mineral deposits have built up. Clean the coffeemaker following “Cleaning with Vinegar.”
Water reservoir is empty.
Unit is unplugged.
Power outage.
Power surge. Unplug; then plug the unit back in.
Coffeemaker needs cleaning.
Clean the coffeemaker at least every 30 days to maintain
proper performance.
Excessive amounts of coffee grounds. See Table on page 5.
Coffee ground too finely. Set to automatic drip grind.
More than one paper filter in filter basket.
Poor quality or wrong size paper filter.
Coffee is decaffeinated blend. Do not exceed amount shown in Table on page 5.
Troubleshooting
840156002 ENnv04.qxd
9/8/08
8:54 AM
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