Cuisinart DCC-1200 Coffee Maker "shower holder" Questions

SHOWER HEAD HOLDER AND NOW WILL NOT STAY STUCK ON THE WALL Make sure you clean and dry the wall that you are sticking the shower head to. It is OK for water to touch the exterior, but not the interior

...shower head. I need further instruction on where and how to clean overflowed grounds. The problem may be caused not by a check valve in the inlet hose. This little gadget, about an inch inside the ...

...shower and screw to desolve. Just keep the filter holder with hot water for 30 min and then try to remove the screw. You can hold the small screwdriver with a plyer and by heating it a litle bit on ...

...shower holder is stuck, it it probably stuck with lime or coffee oils. You could try backflushing with a little descaler if the gasket is still in place. That will dislodge some of the lime and then ...

Shower Holding Plate to clean it, the gasket and surrounding portifilter holder. Previous Gaggia Carezza had two allen screws. This Holding Plate has two notches on opposite sides with what appears to

...shower disk holder If the machine is less than 6 months old then there could be some coffee aound the gasket use a toothbrush to clean the gasket and try again. If the same result, then the gasket ...

...holder is full and the dregs drawer is empty. What can I do? I really start to miss my coffe. Remove the brew unit and check the shower screen in the unit. Clean shower, then adjust the grind about 2 ...

...shower head holder - without the showerhead itself - apart from a few drips. Pump can be heard and the water level goes down but nothing comes out the other end! What to do? Or know of a good coffee ...

...holder, I get 2-3 teaspoons of water leaking out while it heats up. It stops once it has heated up, but it happens every time. Thanks for your help. Some leaking from the group head of the machine is ...

shower head thing (the bit where you screw the coffee holder bit on. Sorry about my technical jargon. The machine still pumps out plenty of steam from the steam spout bit (ahh more jargon!!) The water