I need a Mr Coffee COF ISTX95 part. A rubber stopper for the hole that is located about midway down on the back of the machine, is lost and when pouring water in reserve the water leaks out the hole in the back where the rubber plug or stopper was located. WHERE CAN I PURCHASE REPLACEMENT PART AND WHAT IS IT CALLED?

The rubber ball is the stopper at the small opening under the funnel. When the pot is removed from the unit, the stopper closes to keep liquid from dripping on the warmer surface below. Try snapping it back into place so that the pin is facing towards the front of the machine. It may need glue.

Hi,
They are available in most larger department stores where Mr Coffee is sold..

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mcdevito75 here, I too have a Mr. Coffee, coffee maker 4 cup. The instuctions shold be just about the same for both our Mr. Coffee mavhines, ------ With a new or clean filter in the machine fill the pot 3/4 way full of White Vinegaar the pour that into the resovior, place thepot back in place on the machine and start the machine up, let the vinegar cycle thru, when done the vinegar is now in the pot, empty the pot back into the resovoir, and cycle again, this time 1/2 way thru the cycle or pot half full stop the cycle for 30 mins. this will keep the vinegar in the machine and claen all the little ports. After 30 mins, complete the cycle. repaet this 2 more times. Then repaet once the machine is cool but this time use plain water, repaeat plain water cycle 3--4 times to clean out all the vinegar, Mr. Coofee needs claening when you notice coffee brewing has slowed down or maCHINE STEAMS TOO MUCH DURING BREWING CYCLE.

Here's a free download of the manual you're looking for.

http://www.mrcoffee.com/Manuals/MrCoffee/ECM20_English.pdf

Hope you find this very helpful and best regards!

use a 243 or 270 at 100 yards.... works great!

it is. all you can do is hold the spout close to the cup, lower the pouring angle, and it should be less spillage.

I am sure abut this but most coffee maker work by pouring the amount of coffee you like to make.If it's a automatic then you have to put the coffee in it and pour the water also, then set the time you want it to start.Other wise just pour in after you put the coffee in and turn the switch on.

Try doing a full descale treatment, if the heating element is covered with scale it won't heat properly.

If it is not thet it is a faulty thermostat or element.

You can order a new brew basket with grommet directly from Cuisinart - I would call them directly, but you can also order from their website - www.cuisinart.com

hey greeniis1 i dont know if you ever found the parts you needed but i did .. http://www.smallappliance.com/product.asp?pid=12479&cur=USD&cam=GA_B_mr_coffee_parts