Check out the following link that shows how this MCU brewer works. Please note position 8:04 on the time line of the video. Note the loud 'flushing' or air blast sound that is at the end of the brew cycle. If your brewer does not perform this air blast (it forces all the water out of the brew chamber or cup.) then the air pump is bad and needs to be replaced.
* check your warranty and have Bunn service this machine.
* There are no customer service parts inside this brewer.
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SOURCE: I forgot to place my coffee filter back in the coffee maker
Just an idea, but you could use a turkey baster to remove some of the water first. I doubt if you've harmed the coffee maker.
SOURCE: saeco italia
ok turn the machine on and wait till warmed up. Open door while machine is on and remove the dreg drawer. This you always need to do when the machine is on otherwise it will not reset.
flashing means dreg drawer steady means coffee beans
SOURCE: Saeco talea touch - grinds & brews coffee into grounds drawer??
Try this, adjust the grind to a coarser setting atleast 2 numbers, then remove brew unit and look behind at white plastic valve, there is a small chamber under valve make sure chamber is clean and that the small discharge from chamber to drain tray is also clear. Then remove shower screen from brew unit and clean if necessary, also check the tube from the shower. Reinsert and test.
SOURCE: When brewing, it steams and spits the water out
this is what happened to me, I didn't have the filter basket all the way down so the pot lid didn't open the valve that lets coffee flow so the coffee and grounds ran into the water resevior and plugged the filter, so I did the worst thing possible and took the filter out so the grounds got into the check valve that keeps the hot water going in the right direction. that makes it spit and sputter and brew slow.
after trying to flush it out forever I tore the metal plate on the bottom off and unhooked the rubber hoses (don't do this unless you have a needle nose pliers, you'll never get them back on) one should go to the brew head and the other is the water inlet, this has the check valve. you can tell which is which by blowing through them and seeing which one goes to the brew head. if you can blow through the other one the check valve is stuck open, I blew air into it with an air compresor and this forced the check valve shut and now it works fine. I know this is the same symptons as calcium deposits but I had cleaned it twice.
try flushing it with water first but sometimes it takes extreme measures
Problem:
Keurig
B30 would only brew a partial cup and stop. Had to run 3 times to
complete brewing.
Solution:
With the coffee maker unplugged and an empty cup in place, I filled the reservoir with filtered water and with a short length of flexible plastic tubing I blew in to the small hole in the bottom of the reservoir. I did this 4 or 5 times sucking some water in to the tube to force it through the system. When I had finished there were a lot of grounds in the cup and the next time I used the coffee maker it worked perfectly.
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