Lost instructions coffee per water ratio (30 cups)

Equal amount of water per cup = 15..
About 2 heaping table spoons per cup = 30 tbl spoons.
I also add ground cinnamon right on the coffee grinds
before starting coffee maker

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The Instruction Manual for your coffee maker can be found here:

http://www.westbend.com/supportdata/L5590A_Coffeemakers_ALL.pdf

Instructions include the following:

Water Level Amount of Ground Coffee

Water Level Amount of Ground Coffee

42 Cups 2 ½ Cups

36 Cups 2 Cups

30 Cups 1 ¾ Cups

28 Cups 1 2/3 Cups

24 Cups 1 ½ Cups

22 Cups 1 ½ Cups

18 Cups 1 ¼ Cups

12 Cups 1 Cup

Water level: Amount of coffee:

42 cups 2 1/2 cups
36 cups 2 cups
30 cups 1 3/4 cups
24 cups 1 1/2 cups
22 cups 1 1/2 cups
18 cups 1 1/4 cups
12 cups 1 cup

On the side of my coffee container it says,
"For all coffee makers.

• 1 tablespoon 1 serving
• 1/2 measuring cup 10 servings.

Of course, you can adjust according to your personal preference for coffee strength.

1 scoop of coffee to 2 cups of coffee. Ron

Weak coffee is 2 tsp per cup strong coffee is 3 tsp or 1 Tbls per cup. (3 tsp per Tblsp) 32 Tablespoons = 2 Cups, there are 4 Tblsp per 1/4 cup. If you're confused ( I am from reading my answer) Use 1 cup for weak coffee, two cups for strong or 1 & 1/2 for regular strength coffee. Hope that helps!

You must use around 7 to 8 gr per cup so you will need 210 light coffee to 240 gr for strong coffee for 30 cups.
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I have the Regal 10 to 30 cup model K7030C.
Instructions read as follows:
CUPS COFFEE
(5-oz serving) ( 8-oz dry measure)

10 ........................2/3 Cup
20.........................1 1/4 Cups
30.........................1 3/4 Cups

Hope this helps

Thanks for showing me similar problems posted in the past. I was able to figure out that 2 1/2 cups of coffee grounds per 30 cups water was perfect.