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Anonymous Posted on Feb 07, 2014

HOW DO I REMOVE CLOG IN MR COFFEE COFFEE MAKER ? I ALREADY RAN VINEGAR THROUGH.

I ALREADY RAN VINEGAR & IT DID NOT HELP.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 30, 2009

SOURCE: Mr Coffee stopped brewing

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.

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soundwave77

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  • Posted on Mar 12, 2009

SOURCE: Mr Coffee clean light on. i threw out instructions.

What is the model number off your coffee maker and i shall e-mail you a manual

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 04, 2009

SOURCE: manual for Mr Coffee Bread Machine

http://www.foodsaver.com/manuals/MrCoffee/5810%20Breadmaker%20Recipe%20Book-color.pdf


there is a link for the mr coffee breadmaker

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jun 06, 2009

SOURCE: I need instructions for cleaning my Mr Coffee

Vinager and water are great for cleaning your coffee machine just run the mixture through the machine as you would just plain water as if you were making coffee. It might take three run throughs to clean it well, some may suggest bleach however, it takes a few rinses to get that smell out and it tends to transend to your cup. Not a happy java experience.

 You will mix it 25/75 vinager/water just plain white will do, nothing fancy. It works has worked for a long time. For at least 50yrs that I know of...

Anonymous

  • 1865 Answers
  • Posted on Jun 10, 2009

SOURCE: Mr. Coffee FTX23 quit brewing

The heating element burned out, its a common problem. Mr. Coffee tend to leak, I've had several of them.

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I have a Mr. Coffee model JHX33 coffee maker, and have lost the owners manual I need cleaning instructions. Can you possibly help me?\r\n Thanks Eddie Thatcher

mcdevito75 here, I too have a Mr. Coffee, coffee maker 4 cup. The instuctions shold be just about the same for both our Mr. Coffee mavhines, ------ With a new or clean filter in the machine fill the pot 3/4 way full of White Vinegaar the pour that into the resovior, place thepot back in place on the machine and start the machine up, let the vinegar cycle thru, when done the vinegar is now in the pot, empty the pot back into the resovoir, and cycle again, this time 1/2 way thru the cycle or pot half full stop the cycle for 30 mins. this will keep the vinegar in the machine and claen all the little ports. After 30 mins, complete the cycle. repaet this 2 more times. Then repaet once the machine is cool but this time use plain water, repaeat plain water cycle 3--4 times to clean out all the vinegar, Mr. Coofee needs claening when you notice coffee brewing has slowed down or maCHINE STEAMS TOO MUCH DURING BREWING CYCLE.
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My mr. coffee coffee pot won't brew. it will make the sounds like its brewing but nothing comes out. what do i do?

Try running a cupfull of vinegar through it followed by a pot of plain water.This will remove any hard water deposits which may be blocking the tubes.
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Coffee won't brew - lights turn on - clock works - clicks little.

2 years old I would pitch and buy a new one.

Cleaning generally won't help a machine that does not work.
Heating element has probably burned out.
(I am not talking about the heating pad for the carafe!)

For future reference for all the coffee drinkers out there:
Simple quick way to clean a drip coffee maker is use Vinegar.
Let it brew through the system as you would water.
Discard and run fresh water through the system to clear out the vinegar residue left behind. (Make SURE the system has cooled first before running the fresh water through!)

For those that have hard water and the coffee tastes funny.
Try a small pinch of salt in the filter basket ON top of the coffee grounds. This will soften the water and hopefully take the bitter taste away.

Guess it is possible large enough calcium deposits could block the hole in the holding tank to prevent the water from percolating to the filter basket. You may wish to check this before tossing. Last minute thought before pushing the post button.

Good luck!

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When I put 12 cups of water in the container, only 8 cups brew. Also, it takes 30-40 min. I ran vinegar through it twice and am getting the same results.

the coils are super heating, and condensation of your water is vanishing faster than it's brewing. It sounds like your coffee pot is ready to go to mr coffee heaven
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The light for CLEAN does not stop blinking

Clean it as directed. (I ran a load of vinegar through the coffee maker, then two loads of clear water.)
Then, turn the power off for a minute. When you turn it back on, the light should stay off.

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How do I upstop the shower head on a mr.coffee 4 cup maker CG series? I have tried compressed air and soaking in vinegar.

if your clog is organic, a weak lye sollution may dissolve the blockage Once the clog is unblocked then neutralize the lye with vinegar, and flush with water. (lye isnt too bad, its used to make pretzels hard, but it is not the best thing to have unneutralized, it is a strong base, and dissolves most organic things.. vinegar turns it into salt.... which then flushes out with the water
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Mr Coffee clean light on. i threw out instructions.

What is the model number off your coffee maker and i shall e-mail you a manual
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Mr Coffee stopped brewing

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.
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Water all over the place

the tube that attaches to the heating element is calcified inside. water cannot flow through it. i have the same problem and havetried vinegar solutions and even straightvinegar to loosen up the clog. no help so far. i am looking for a new heating element to fix it
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Water is not heating

It is probily the thermal switch between hot wire and element. Check to see if you are getting power through this switch.
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