is there an adjustment for strengh of the coffee
244200
Hi Gloria. I have found NO adjustment for strengh of the coffee. You can only select the cup size. I have tried brewing another cup using the previously used K-Cup; however, it comes out "watered down". My suggestion is to find a milder or stronger type as you desire.
244201
No. But I find that it has always come out tasting good whether I make a small cup or large cup. You can also buy your own Keurig cup to fill with your own coffee. This might be what you want if coffee strength is an issue. Hoping this helps.
396328
We have been very satisfied with the strength settings. Could it be the beans you are using? If not, I would recommend having the company evaluate your machine.
724180
I have always done two shots for one large cappuccino. I assume you could do just one but the markings on the carafe are for two and for four shots. I do not see why you could not adjust it. And no, it does not grind the coffee. It is quite a simple machine: it does regular coffee or espresso (and steams milk).
1532966
There is an inner ring you will notice as you open the lid. Don't fill above that line and you won't have any problems. It's not how much coffee you use actually the less is best.
886438
no there is no adjustment. I no longer use this product. I have the same dog as shown in the photo and she ends up just being too heavy on my shoulder. I have to keep switching her back and forth from one shoulder to the next but I can only do it for so long.
1580813
Try just turning the selector counter - clockwise. We always leave ours on strong and adjust the strength with the amount of coffee we put in.
41237
You Meyer have packed the coffee too tightly. When you pack th coffee just tamp it slightly after a few times you will get the hang of it
303715
Yes, it normal for the adjustment knob to wobble when the coffee is grinding.
111174
I can move pot handle only left off center too. You probably use too fine grinded coffee. Try grind it more coarse.
1129004
You can increase the strength of the coffee in two(2) ways:1. Decrease the coarseness of the grind (make the coffee grounds finer...more powdery)...this coffee ground coarseness adjustment nob/dial is in the coffee bin on top of the machine.2. Brew/press in espresso mode instead of coffee mode and/or brew with espresso beans.
216300
yes but the coffee does not separate perfectly to two halves i mean the two cups will not always get same level of coffee
2213561
Negative. Search for a demo video from a shop in San Francisco. I have found 115-125grams of coffee works best.
1601537
Not really becuse you press the coffee below the top. It maybhit it when you pour. Not sure..
1739596
Yes! It has the two settings. You can make pretty weak coffee...also the different sizes help with the strength level...believe me..we ALL have that family member...�
1585696
No adjustment is necessary. It all depends on how long you run it. I use a medium to fine grind and I count to 10 when I run it. I've used several burr grinders that are far more expensive and they tend to clog and some of the grind is fine and some course in the same batch. Right now I'm using a grind-n-brew coffee pot from Cuisinart that my kids gave me but I don't use their grinder. I use this one.
1208783
This has an adjustable knob under the handle which allows you to adjust the corseness. It can be very corse or very fine, but you will probably have fine powder either way (just less corse ground). You will get a workout grinding your coffe!
2180012
Yes, you can adjust the black knob located in the center underneath the machine. It's black and has a the symbols + and - with arrows indicating which way to turn the knob to adjust the a,punt if pressure.