Leaking Coffeepot My Hamilton Beach Brewstation leaks coffee all over the countertop sometime after it cuts off. We come home and coffee is all over the counter. Has anyone else had this problem? I love our Brewstation Deluxe overall, but the tank is poorly designed. It's two pieces instead of one. On my unit, the seal along the bottom is fine while the tank is hot, but as soon as the coffee maker turns off and the tank starts to cool, the seam separates just enough to cause the coffee to leak all over the counter. Hopefully, the new Summit model will be designed differently. I've replaced my coffee tank twice in two years due to this same issue.

chances are, you're filling the machine up with too much water. look at the water resivoir and see if there's a hole somewhere toward the top or a marking indicating the water limit.
-Bam-
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you should read the menual to repair it and call the company to replace it.

Mine did the same thing, except I have the model #47665 because the model you have I had to replace twice. It would start/stop numerous times during brewing. Anyway, if yours leaks coffee the same as mine it's because the tiny plastic part holding the small rubber gasket that controls leaking (inside the tank under the screen) is most likely broken. Apparently it's a common problem. I called HB at 1-800-851-8900 and talked to customer support. They are sending me a whole new tank (cannot just fix the gasket) for the whopping price of $5.00 to cover shipping. That's right, $5.00 for shipping gets you a whole new tank. I love Hamilton Beach. They truly do stand behind their products. Again Hamilton Beach product support, 1-800-851-8900 good luck to ya........Katherine

try vineger

I have the same problem. I just called Hamilton Beach and gave them the model and serial numbers. They are sending me a new "gasket" complimentary but she said if that doesn't work, I'll have to order a whole new coffee tank.

There is a spring between the lever and the o-ring. It may have popped out when you cleaned the pot. That has happened to me before. The spring is necessary to hold the seal down until the lever is pushed.

I have the same leaking problem. I just called Hamilton Beach and gave them the model and serial numbers. They are sending me a new "gasket" complimentary but she said if that doesn't work, I'll have to order a whole new coffee tank.

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IF BY BOTTOM YOU MEAN BOTTOM OF THE POT, YOU'LL LIKELY NEED A REPLACEMENT POT (CALLED A TANK). REPLACEMNT PARTS YOU NEED ARE NO WHERE TO BE FOUND BY ME AND I HAVE LOOKED FOR HOURS.

Might want to call to assure this will work in your model Brewstation.
This vendor is in canada. $9 CDN is cheap enough.

I bought a new urn from ABTECParts USA.