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- Page 10 3. To get more products information go to www.chulux.com. GUARANTEE 1.This product is guaranteed for a period of 1 year from the date of original purchase against defects in mechanical and electrical. 2.This guarantee is only valid if the appliance used solely for...
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What size K-cups does the CHULUX model: QF - CM801 accept ?
The Chulux QF-CM801 accepts both 1.0 and 2.0 pod coffee capsules.
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When I push the start button, all Lights blink a couple of times and then go off. Espresso machine will not start process
The Chulux QF-CM801 espresso machine's light blinks blue after pressing the start button and hearing a "click" sound to indicate that the coffee maker is working.
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Every time I brew the water I only get half a cup of water. I can put in 12 oz of water or less and get a half a cup of water every time. We just got this machine yesterday.
The Chulux QF-CM801 may only brew half a cup of water when 12 oz is added due to internal buildup or clogging from lack of cleaning. Over time, mineral deposits or residue can restrict water flow, causing the unit to brew slowly, reduce output volume, or shut off mid-cycle. Cleaning the unit with a descaling solution, such as diluted CLR, can help restore proper function.
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