Coffee pours very slowly - Saeco Magic Comfort Plus Espresso Machine

Step 1
Warm your cafeti?re using some hot tap water and let it sit for a minute before emptying it out. Add two dessertspoons or a level scoop of Bewley's fresh ground coffee per person
Step 2
Pour in water just off the boil (equivalent to one mug per person) and stir to release all those fabulous flavours. Leave for 3-5 minutes to brew.
Step 3
Slowly plunge your coffee by pushing down on the centre shaft until the metal filter gently reaches the bottom of your cafeti?re.
Step 4
Pour your coffee then add milk and/or sugar to taste.
Step 5
Sit back, sip and enjoy!

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Step 1
Warm your cafeti?re using some hot tap water and let it sit for a minute before emptying it out. Add two dessertspoons or a level scoop of Bewley's fresh ground coffee per person
Step 2
Pour in water just off the boil (equivalent to one mug per person) and stir to release all those fabulous flavours. Leave for 3-5 minutes to brew.
Step 3
Slowly plunge your coffee by pushing down on the centre shaft until the metal filter gently reaches the bottom of your cafeti?re.
Step 4
Pour your coffee then add milk and/or sugar to taste.
Step 5
Sit back, sip and enjoy!

it might need cleaning solution to use is vinegar pour vinegar in it and turn it on let it fill the pot up hope this works good luck

The flow control valve on the strainer basket (where the coffee pours into the pot) is a less-than-stellar device. While adequate to prevent a flow of coffee when you pull out the pot, it will still retain a few drops which slowly drip onto the warming plate while you are pouring a cup. It may even allow a slow, continuous drip, especially if coffee grounds find their way past the filter.

Keep a damp cloth or paper towel near the coffeemaker while it is on. Just before returning the pot to the plate, give it a quick wipe.

Your pour over coffee brewer has a reservoir that holds more than a pot of water. First thing you need to do is turn off the machine. Then put the empty coffee pot on the burner. Then take another container and fill it with fresh cold water and pour it slowly into the coffee maker until it starts to come out into the coffee pot. Stop pouring in water.

Now turn the machine on and let it heat up. Now you can brew normally. The reservoir has to be filled before you turn it on or you will end up eventually burning up the heating element.

This is a common situation and is not difficult to resolve... When pouring, the coffee follows the spout when poured slowly but will have a tendency to follow the lid, up the sides, when poured fast. The easiest way to pour without this problem is to slightly raise the lid while pouring; this allows the coffee to go in the general pouring direction without spills. Give it a try, it is an easily adopted habit to get into and can be done with just one hand.

I often ask why we can put a man on the moon, but not make a coffee maker that doesn't dribble when I pour. I have the same trouble, and what I have found works for me is to be very careful that I am pouring with the spout dead center, and pouring fairly slowly. A little off to the side of the spout, and I'm cleaning the floor. But if I pour so the flow is right through the center, it works for me.

Good luck. And if you design the perfect carafe before I do, let me know. I'll buy one!

1. This fixes almost all the "beans will not feed or beans will not grind" problems unless you need a factory part for repair.
a. Pour all the beans out the top.
b. Open the settings up all the way and see what else can be poured out. Use your shop vacuum to **** grounds out the spout and backward out the bean bin.
c. Pour in some instant rice and start grinding. Reduce the grind to a small setting like six and then open the settings all the way again. (The grinder will not start at a low setting with the rice in it. If you let it stop, open the settings to about 16 before trying to restart.)
d. Pour out the rice and vacuum out the ground rice.
e. Adjust the grinder to your favorite setting and try a coffee grind.

SOUNDS LIKE BLOCKEDGE PROBLEM SOKE ALL SPRAY JETS IN WARM SOPEY WATER AND CLEAN .

Sounds like there are a couple of problems -

First, are you certain that the coffee basket is clean? If the coffee basket has a valve on the bottom that allows you to remove the carafe to pour a cup of coffee, make sure the valve is clean. Being dirty would cause it to trickle coffee slowly into the carafe, and will hold coffee in the basket too long.

2nd, you may need to flush the water heating system as they can become corroded with precipitated solids from the water.
To do this, mix 1 part vinegar to 2 parts water in the carafe. Pour into the coffee maker and tell it to make coffee. Do this a couple of times, using a fresh mix of vinegar and water each time. Pour the used mixture down the drain.
When you feel it is clean, follow it up with a fresh pot of water. Then wash and rinse the carafe.

The coffee maker is now ready for it's next use.