"One touch" brewing isn't working. Is this normal or a defect? When I fill the water tank to the maximum and press ON, it brews only about 5 oz.
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I've had my coffee maker for over a year now and have had no problems. Maybe u got a defective one. Is it still under warranty? I absolutely love mine.
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Ours stopped working in less than a year, it started just like this. Now it won't work at all.
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Mine won't stay on after I brewed the 2nd pot. Any idea how to get it work again? I've unplugged it, tried all 5 settings, tried different amounts of water.... Did I get a bad Breville? I loved my old Breville.
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Hi Karen,As I understand it, the thing works once. Then the v500 kinda sorta goes "belly up". What happens if you now (assume the machine is "broke" again...) take the solofil, remove the black insert and the strainer cup, replace the lid [I assume you removed the lid to use a k-cup] and close the lid on the solofill, and reinsert the now empty solofill in the machine? And, before trying that, you might try turning off the machine, let it sit 5 minutes, make sure the reservoir is full, and then turn the machine on. When the 'ready' indicator comes up, open the machine's lid, insert the now-empty solofill, close the lid, and press "brew". Still get only 2 oz of water? Hi Karen,As I understand it, the thing works once. Then the v500 kinda sorta goes "belly up". What happens if you now (assume the machine is "broke" again...) take the solofil, remove the black insert and the strainer cup, replace the lid [I assume you removed the lid to use a k-cup] and close the lid on the solofill, and reinsert the now empty solofill in the machine? And, before trying that, you might try turning off the machine, let it sit 5 minutes, make sure the reservoir is full, and then turn the machine on. When the 'ready' indicator comes up, open... » Read More Hi Karen,As I understand it, the thing works once. Then the v500 kinda sorta goes "belly up". What happens if you now (assume the machine is "broke" again...) take the solofil, remove the black insert and the strainer cup, replace the lid [I assume you removed the lid to use a k-cup] and close the lid on the solofill, and reinsert the now empty solofill in the machine? And, before trying that, you might try turning off the machine, let it sit 5 minutes, make sure the reservoir is full, and then turn the machine on. When the 'ready' indicator comes up, open the machine's lid, insert the now-empty solofill, close the lid, and press "brew". Still get only 2 oz of water? « Show Less
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I find that it stops brewing... Then I would remove the grounds...and maybe occasionally it will kind of sound like it's trying to rebrew but actually is just reheating... I personally think you wouldn't want to leave it plug in all day or it would taste old and burnt... Hope this helps!
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Bob, Sounds like you got a brewer that has a defect in the manufacturing by Keurig. As we have tested this unit in every brewer and it works and closes every time. Reach out to us by clicking on the contact seller button for Ekobrands LLC and we will get you taken care of.
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Try running it without any coffee. What does the water alone taste like? If its brand new, then run it through with water (only) a few times, including steaming.
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Have to disagree with that answer. Just to clarify... to make a 12 oz mug of coffee, I press the "+" button once, and then the "Start" button. On the third morning after I'd gotten the T55, mine ran out of water in the middle of brewing a mug. It stopped the brewing process. Not knowing exactly what to do, I refilled the tank, crossed my fingers, and pressed the start button... and it finished brewing the mug, releasing the correct amount of water, without overflowing. As explained in my review of the T55, the tank's water level is clearly visible from the front of the machine, through a "window", when there is no cup on the holder. The top of the window is just above the "max fill" line, and the bottom of the window is about half-an-inch above "empty". To brew a 12 oz mug, the water level needs to be about 1.5" above the bottom edge of the window. I don't use the water-filter or its holding-tank; simply filling the main tank with filtered water, instead. This allows me to brew four 12 oz mugs before needing to refill the tank.
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Haven't had this problem, but then I don't use the auto brew feature. You could try pre-heating the pot with really hot tap water for about 5 minutes, similar to pre-heating a tea pot. Fix the filter & coffee grounds while the pot heats. Pour the hot water out of the pot just before you press the start button to brew the coffee.
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I'm going to call them today about mine. I got mine last September for my birthday. I have been having pump issues, as well as it has started to leak underneath. I'm glad to hear you had a positive experience with them. I emailed their customer service department today. I guess I need to call instead. I will do so when I get home. I love my coffee brewer, and I descale it every 4 months religiously (even though I only use bottled water). I will let everyone know the outcome.
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We have never had to push the start button more than once in all of the years we have had brew stations, and we have had about five machines total. Ours have, as one should expect, brewed quickly no matter how many cups we are making and without the process stopping at any time during the brew. I think you should contact Hamilton Beach and ask for a replacement. I hope this helps you.
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Have you adjusted the brew knob to pot versus kapok setting? There are also settings under the clock that need to be adjusted. If I am using the kapok side, I use the receiving container to measure the correct amount of water. Hope this helps. Take care.
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Bummer Karen... I had an issue with my v700 in the first week I had it, Keurig sent me a replacement brewer right away; That was prior to owning the solofill however. I wish you the best, I have not had any issues with the Solofill in my Keurig V Series brewer. I use it daily for about 3-6 cups of brewing!
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See the answer by David Eldridge. It is very accurate. Be sure that you check the time is correct when you get up. If not just start the maker manually, it brews very quickly so your wait will be minimal!
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I don't have that problem, I press brew now since has a programmer for later. Try doing that. Good luck.
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Bob, Sounds like you got a brewer that has a defect in the manufacturing by Keurig. As we have tested this unit in every brewer and it works and closes every time.Reach out to us by clicking on the contact seller button for Ekobrands LLC and we will get you taken care of.
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We are sorry to hear that your coffee maker is not completing the brew cycle. For assistance, please contact customer service directly. You can send an email through our website at www.mrcoffee.com/contactus.
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As you didn't provide enough information I apologize for asking the obvious. But did you remove ALL the packing on and in the machine? Did you use the instructions as you made your for brew? Did you add water to the reservoir?If you said yes to all then I'd recommend you contact Capresso. Please follow up when you get a resolution. I'm interested to know the cause of your issue.