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Wendy Posted on Jan 01, 2017

My Hamilton brew station doesn't brew all the water from the reservoir

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 18, 2008

SOURCE: Need to clean my coffee maker

me to dont know, sorry

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 08, 2009

SOURCE: Cuisinart Grind & Brew not using all the water in the reservoir

I was having problems like this and then I read on a different string on this website that people have had success by flushing the system numerous times (sometimes up to six times) with vinegar. I took out the charcoal filter and flushed once with vinegar but only saw a small amount of improvement. I was out of vinegar so I used Lemishine mixed with water and it went from making one cup to making a full pot with one flush.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 18, 2009

SOURCE: Hamilton Beach 40540 Brew Station 40-Cup Coffee Urn, Silver

Try to see your manual.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 13, 2009

SOURCE: How do you put a seal in the Hamilton Beach Brew Station

Call Hamilton Beach Product support 1-800-851-8900. They will send you a whole new tank (gasket cannot be replaced, if it fell out, the tiny plastic part holding it in broke off, I know, mine did the same thing) For a whopping price of $5.00, that's right $5.00 to cover shipping, they will send you a whole new tank. I love Hamilton Beach. They truly do stand behind their products.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Feb 01, 2010

SOURCE: hamilton beach brew station spring problem

The spring goes at the top of the stem, under the filter basket. This keeps tension on the basket, so it will pop up when you remove the cover.

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My brew station leaks water all over the counter top before it is brewed.

Mine Too! So frustrating. I have to take out the coffee filter, then remove the piece that it sets in. Make sure and clean the spring and the hole in the bottom. This seems to cure the problem until the next time. It seems to get plugged up quickly. I have learned to rinse it out every time I make coffee.
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Why won't my brew station brew the whole 12 cups at on time? We have to constantly turn off then on again.

You probably need to de-scale the brewer. Use cleaning strength vinegar and run it through the brewer until vinegar comes out, then let it sit fir 4 hours or so, then flush plenty of water through to get rid of the vinegar.
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Hamilton Beach BrewStation 12 cup Coffee Maker, coffee leaks into the bottom water reservoir after brewing.

there is a small rubber flap valve in the tank. if you carefully clean that on a regular basis your problem should end.
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Hamilton Beach brew station dispenses very slowly. I have cleaned it twice but still takes a long time to fill a cup!

On my old Hamilton Beach Brew Station the machine made coffee just fine, it would just very slowly dispense the coffee into my coffee cup. The interior of the holding reservoir (this is where the already made coffee sits and is kept warm) was heavily stained by coffee (it was black) and the small dome shaped screen filter (this filter keeps coffee grounds from getting in your coffee cup) appeared black and clogged. I used a product called Krud Kutter available at Walmart. I poured enough of it in the holding reservoir to cover the filter and let it sit for about three hours. It now looks like new. DO NOT run this cleaner through the coffee making cycle. Dump the cleaner out and rinse the reservoir out several times with fresh water. The final step is to run a coffee cycle using just fresh water at maximum water capacity and just let it sit for a while as you would a brewed pot of coffee leaving the pot ON to keep it hot. This will allow any Krud Kutter residue to be removed.
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I have had my hamilton beach brew station for a year. The past 2 weeks, the water put in the bottom reservoir does not empty completely into the coffee reservoir. It leaves about 8 oz in the bottom water...

On your machine there is maybe inside water reservoir a hose or tube that goes down to bottom, or suppose to go down to bottom, to **** up all water. Look inside and see if hose is going all the way to bottom, maybe it got hung up or crooked. Please let me know, glad to help, thanks mike ( mr bean man )
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Hamilton beach brew station leaks water all over when filling the coffee maker - no problem once the coffee is brewed...why is the water leaking???

chances are, you're filling the machine up with too much water. look at the water resivoir and see if there's a hole somewhere toward the top or a marking indicating the water limit.
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How to clean Brew Station

Remove the water filter, if you have one. Pour 2 cups of vinegar into the water reservoir. Turn on, wait 20 seconds, and turn off. Leave for 30 minutes. Then turn on, and turn off when finished. After it has cooled, dispense several cups, then empty and rinse the reservoir. Run two or three more cycles with (clean) water only, allowing to cool between the cycles.
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We are trying to set up the hamiliton beach brew station 6 cup but do not have the manual. can you walk me threw it please?

Sure Thing :)

1) Open the lid
2) Take out the filter basket.
3) Take out the Coffee Tank and fill it with water to the appropriate mark at the back of it. (Should be a stepped type marker)
4) Pour the water from the Coffee Tank into the Water Reservoir in the coffee maker it's self. (This should be on the left side of the metal warming plate.
5) Place the Coffee Tank back on the brew station.
6) Place the Filter Basket back in the coffee maker
7) Add a coffee Filter and 5 Tablespoons of coffee
8) Close the lid
9) Press the Brew/Start button (The top left one)
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Brew station is extremely slow, suspect it needs cleaning.

You can run a cup of vinegar through the machine. Run it just as you would making coffee, except without the coffee. Run water through the cycle at least twice to remove sediment and the vinegar. Works like a charm.
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