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Water leaks when brewing. After several cups the reservoir under the stainless plate has quarter inch of water sitting in it. There seems to be no leakage while the machine is off.

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Hi
The water can come from several places, it could be coming from a leak in one of the pipe joints or the overflow system.
It is possible you have a blockage in the pipe work.
The machine will have to be taken apart to investigate.
Depends if you are happy to do that or not as it is is a little tricky and depending on cover has mains voltage present.


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