This grind and brew thermal coffeemake is leaking water from underneath the unit. Can it be repaired? Called Cuisinart and they were no help.
If the machine is losing water from lower side, then there is a leak from one of the internal hoses check the hose and connections for a leak.
One suggested remedy is to try using a funnel or measuring cup to carefully fill the reservoir water a few times (no drips outside of that rear right corner fill hole), just to check your accuracy. If it stops the leak, it's a simple fix (just keep using the funnel if you have shaky hands like mine when you fill it each evening. If your leak continues to take place, you may have a crack in the water reservoir somewhere.
Hope that helps........
It most likely can be repaired but where it is leaking will determine the ease of the repair. You will need to open it up and find the leak and basically order the part and replace. Easy as that. I'm sorry that I can't tell you outright what part needs to be replaced, but it needs to be opened to determine the exact part which I'm sorry that I can't do for you. Let me know of any questions or problems that you may run into and I will help where I can.
Does the water leak out before or after the brew? Can you leave water in it without starting a brew cycle, or does that leak as well?
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Makes coffee, but there will be a puddle of water underneath the unit when it is finished brewing. If I fill with water it leaks underneath too.
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