Leaks everywhere We just got a cuisinart 10 cup grind and brew and when we put water in the resevoir, it immediately leaks all over the counter. we've taken it apart and put it back together, read the instructions, are we missing a seal? any tips?

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Re: Cuisinart grind and brew model DGB900BC leaking from the bottom. Finally fixed it before buying a new one. Remove the 4 torq screws (#10 bit check auto stores) from the bottom and remove the bottom. You will see a horse shoe shaped metal coil that heats the water from the resevoir. I found that the coil had a small hole in it. Cleaned it well and applied a coat of epoxy paste to the leaking area ( I used a product called PC11 from Ace) So far, no leaks, and the coffee maker is working like new.

Try taking the lid to the carafe and soaking in vinegar/ water. Then use as strong a jet of water as you can get from your faucet to blast the crud out from the chamber in the lid. You'll have to try different angles, they did not make that part easy to clean. (I have the same one). Also try taking the grinding basket lid and separate the 2 halves, they just click together and make sure nothing is stuck in there. Good luck!

I clean mine once a month with 6 cups vinegar and a couple cups of water. also replace the charcoal filter regularly.

I have the same issue. Please help.

My Cuisinart Grind AND bREW IS LEAKING WATER AFTER IS HAS BREWED

This occurs occasionally if the unit needs cleaning or you are brewing a new pot of coffee immediately after emptying a hot pot of coffee.
Run a cup of vinegar through the coffee maker twice, run at least 2 pots of clean water through to rinse the vinegar out.
This should clear the problem until it needs cleaning. The suggested frequency of cleaning is every 30 pots, but this varies depending upon the type of water you use.

If the water is not coming out of the filter basket, and is instead leaking over the edges, then replace the brew basket.

If there is no water at all, call Cuisinart - those coffee makers have a 3-year warranty.

Replacement time. a certain percentage of thse have this problem. There is a small, non-replaceable tube in the inside toward the bottom that has become melted/damaged.

This happens when the machine needs cleaned. Fill coffee maker with white vineger instead of water. Turn grind off, make sure empty pot is in place. Brew a pot of hot vineger. Repeat. Brew a pot of hot water. Repeat. This process removes mineral buildups inside machine. If you have access to filtered water, start using that to brew your coffee. I do and probably do this process 1 per 6 weeks.