20 Most Recent Cuisinart DGB-600 Coffee Maker - Page 3 Questions & Answers

Hi. Just like making a pot of coffee w/o the coffee. Run it through 3-4 times. Then run water through to rinse it out. 2 times.Good luck. Ron

I don't have a solution but the same thing happens to mine...anyone out there have a solution?

Unlikely to have been storm affected. Have you tried it in another wall socket ?? If so and it still dead, death may have been just a coincidence.

Check with supplier to see if it has replaceable internal fuses OR have it serviced - first consider service costs v cost of new machine.

Try using the gold tone basket without another coffee filter. If this does not work, try a coarser ground coffee. If the coffee is too fine, it will restrict the water from flowing through the filter fast enough and will eventually overflow the basket.
I hope this helps. I'll look forward to hearing back from you. :-)

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It may be. Unplug the machine and take it apart. Find the thermal fuse. It is usually on one of the power wires near the plate. Check it with an ohmmeter or continuity tester. Replace it if it is open (no continuity) I'm not sure if they still do, but Radio Shack used to sell the fuses.

A common problem is incorrect assembly of the top for the pot or the filter. Sometimes the parts fit even in the wrong order.

http://www.cuisinart.com/manuals/index.php?item_id=34

unplug it and let it sit for two minutes then plug it back in

Hello jearle0249,
This is a really common problem with the cuisinarts. I am most familiar with the DCC-1200, but you may be able to solve the problem. The may be an indication that something is plugged up. Open the top of the unit and in one of the corners you should find a water filter stick or column that is removable. Pull it out and open it up to clean out the clogged up carbon filter in there. (You can later buy a new filter on Amazon.) Clean out the debris from the bottom of the cavity. Replace the stick into the cavity once cleaned. Now it's time to run through a solution of 2 parts water and 1 part vinegar. Do this once or twice with fresh solutions, then with a pot of fresh water. When the filter stick is plugged up the sensor says its time to clean it or shuts the unit down, but most people don't know about this fix. I hope this is helpful to you, jearle. Positive feedback is appreciated. Good luck. NormanZ

Have you checked that the switch itself is OK?

Hello normachevar,
I think I can help you. This is a really common problem with the cuisinarts. I am most familiar with the DCC-1200, but you may be able to solve the problem. The may be an indication that something is plugged up. Open the top of the unit and in one of the corners you should find a water filter stick or column that is removable. Pull it out and open it up to clean out the clogged up carbon filter in there. (You can later buy a new filter on Amazon.) Clean out the debris from the bottom of the cavity. Replace the stick into the cavity once cleaned. Now it's time to run through a solution of 2 parts water and 1 part vinegar. Do this once or twice with fresh solutions, then with a pot of fresh water. When the filter stick is plugged up the sensor says its time to clean it or shuts the unit down, but most people don't know about this fix.
I hope this is helpful to you, normachevar. Positive feedback is appreciated. Good luck. NormanZ

yOU NEED TO PUT YOUR FEARS ASIDE AND TAKE IT APART, AS IT'S USELESS TO YOU AT THE MOMENT ANYWAY

Unplug the unit for one full hour, and when you plug it back in, the self-clean light should have disappapeared.

Hi

Its the rubber gasket on the lid which is expanding in size due to heat, you'll need to replace the lid. You can buy a replacement lid for your coffee maker from this link---

Cuisinart Coffee Carafe Replacement Lid

You can also buy the lid for your coffee carafe from this link---

Cuisinart Coffee Carafe Replacement Lid Link


Please do accept this solution and revert for further assistance.

Thanks
Rylee