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To delime a multi-cup coffee maker, mix white vinegar with water (1/3 vinegar and 2/3 water) and fill the water reservoir completely. Then turn the coffee maker on. Wait until the unit completes the "brewing" cycle and beeps 5 times. Turn off the coffee maker. Discard the liquid after the cycle. Then fill the reservoir with clean water and turn on again. When this cycle completes, again discard the liquid. Repeat the water rinse if you notice an odd taste to the coffee afterwards. (If the coffee maker still has deposits, repeat the vinegar cleaning cycle and rinse cycles.) There are commercial deliming products, mix them with water following the package directions.
Your coffe may be ground too finely for your maker.
Is your coffee maker flat-bottom or cone shaped? Or is it a french press?
Your coffee needs to be ground according to the brewing method. Too coarse and it will be watery, too fine and it will be too dark, or you might get grounds.
I would ordinarily use half the amount of scoops of coffee as the amount of cups the coffee maker makes. A scoop being a Tablespoon of ground coffee. Less if you want it weak and one or two more if you want it very strong.
I wonder if you are talking about a coffee maker? It ended up being listed under Vacuums!- Sorry about that-- It sounds like you arehaving trouble getting the maker to boil water, and move it thru the maker, no?
Anyway-- I don't see why leaving it 'on' all night should have done anything wrong- But maybe the Coffee maker guys know more about this repair than we do in Vacuums- Sorry about that
Hi, Thanks for using FixYa. Youve posted this question under the wrong section. This section is for Vacuum Cleaners. Please can you repost under the correct section.
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