We have had ours for about a year and recently we heard a pop then smoke came out where you pour in water. I flushed it out and brown water came out. After the water cleared, I turned the machine back on and seemed to work fine except now the coffee has an burnt electical taste. Any suggestions on how to get the top of this thing open?
Ours is tripping the GFI if more than 4 cups of water is used. Opened the unit up and found the power distribution system is in the bottom of the unit and the bottom metal plate is grounded. Hence, it is tripping the GFI due to a leak.
You're not alone. Same problem here. Breakaway power cord on my Waring deep frier burnt to a crisp. Don't known about you, but I'll never buy Waring products again.
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This is my 3rd coffee pot. The first two leaked and were replaced. Now the 3rd one is tripping the GFI plug. I has cost a lot of money to ship these two coffee pots back and now I have a 3rd one that will not work..
Loretta Brown
email; [email protected]
Phone 502-222-5363
have had the same problem on my 3rd pot and the company knows about the issue but does nothing about it.
They should have their engineers fix it once and for all.
This is a faulty product by Waring. I am on my second unit. I have had the leaking water problem and now it trips the GFCI and will not brew. Great concept by Waring for the everyday home user, but obviously needs an overhaul to correct the reoccurring problems.
Mine just started doing the same thing, I am assuming it is due to an internal leak. It only happens when the ready light turns on, strange though that if I leave the water short with the add water light on, it seems to work great.
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