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THE FILTER BASKET
OVERFLOWS
THE COFFEE IS NOT HOT
THE COFFEE TASTES BAD
THE GROUNDS ARE IN
THE COFFEE
The filter basket is not
properly inserted.
The decanter is not placed
all the way in on the
warming plate.
The decanter lid is not
on decanter.
Too many coffee grounds were
placed in the filter.
The decanter was removed from
the warming plate for more than
30 seconds.
There's a power outage.
Auto Shut-Off has been
activated.
Coffee grounds other than for
an automatic drip coffeemaker
were used.
The ground coffee-to-water ratio
was unbalanced.
The coffeemaker needs cleaning.
The filter is not properly seated
in the basket.
The filter collapsed.
Wrong coffee grounds are used
INSERT FILTER
BASKET CORRECTLY.
PLACE DECANTER
CORRECTLY ON
WARMING PLATE.
PLACE LID ON THE
DECANTER.
REMOVE FILTER,
REMEASURE COFFEE
AND REPLACE.
TURN OFF AND
UNPLUG THE UNIT.
ALLOW TO COOL. WIPE
UP THE SPILL. DO NOT
SET HOT DECANTER
BACK ON THE WET
WARMING PLATE OR IT
MIGHT CRACK.
WAIT FOR POWER TO
BE RESTORED.
FOR BEST RESULTS,
BREW A FRESH POT
OF COFFEE.
USE COFFEE GRIND
RECOMMENDED FOR
AUTOMATIC DRIP
COFFEEMAKERS.
USE CORRECT
GROUND
COFFEE-TO-WATER
RATIO.
CLEAN COFFEEMAKER
AS DESCRIBED IN
"MAINTAINING YOUR
COFFEEMAKER"
SECTION.
SEAT FILTER
PROPERLY WITHIN THE
FILTER BASKET.
REMOVE FILTER AND
REPLACE.
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