hi, i follow the instruction, but when the soymild maker works, it starts to spill out water. who can helps me? Thanks all, I solved this problem already. Don't forget to attach the stainless part. hi, i follow the instruction, but when the soymild maker works, it starts to spill out water. who can helps me? Thanks all, I solved this problem already. Don't forget to attach the... » Read More hi, i follow the instruction, but when the soymild maker works, it starts to spill out water. who can helps me? Thanks all, I solved this problem already. Don't forget to attach the stainless part. « Show Less
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It sounds like you are filling it too full with water or beans. I make almond or coconut milk, or combined both, but only fill the water up to the first line...no further. Never had a problem with water spilling out. Hope this helps you.
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If happened to me several time if I forgot to attach the stainless cup to the machine. Double check the stainless cup before your start. Everything will be fine. Hopefully, it works.
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Inside the container, there are two marks in the middle to indicate the water levels. If you prefer stronger flavor, pour water at the lower level. It is like making coffee. After the process is complete, the machine will signal a long beep until you unplug the cord. I normally let it sit a couple of minutes to let the soybean paste settle in the container before I pour. Once I pour into the drainer (provided in the package) I use a spoon to squeeze as much milk as I can. Then, I discard the remaining soybean paste. Fresh soybean milk tastes so good. We make it every morning. Enjoy it! Inside the container, there are two marks in the middle to indicate the water levels. If you prefer stronger flavor, pour water at the lower level. It is like making coffee. After the process is complete, the machine will signal a long beep until you unplug the cord. I normally let it sit a couple of minutes to let the soybean paste settle in the container before I pour. Once I pour into the drainer (provided in the package) I use a spoon to squeeze as much milk as I can. Then, I discard the remaining soybean paste. Fresh soybean milk tastes so good. We make it every morning. Enjoy it!
1068503
This same answer was provided by Clint in his advice, but it was the same problem I had when first using my machine: Make sure that the tube that goes into the fluid reservoir (a/k/a tank) is reaching the liquid in the reservoir. This can get pulled back up through the cap (or may just never have been positioned correctly) so that it doesn't reach far enough into the reservoir to pull the fluid out.
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debugging anything involves working your way step by step thru the processI did not experience this but my inclination is to recheck the kcup - and how it is sitting in the coffee makeryou look to see if where the water enters is blocked because the kcup is not properly seated also look at what 'appears clogged' literally means - is water coming out some other way? or it just does nothing if kcup is in place? I did have trouble with water saturating the coffee - and this was reason I ultimately returned the product
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this unit is very poorly made. If you notice there is a little "spout" that the holding tank is supposed to push down when the tank is properly in place. My guess is this was to prevent what you are experiencing. I have the same issue and I have discovered that if you take a sponge and soak up the water before each pot is made it won't overflow. Honestly I'm just hanging onto mine until I make my mind up to get a Keurig.
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The dispenser may have sucked up full thickness soap or foam has gotten into theta air reservoir. I add the soap to the bottom line and add warm or hot water to 1/2" below the bottom line. You must not shake or create foam before adding the plunger. I mix the soap to dilute using a stick (chopstick), then add the plunger. If your top air reservoir already is filled with water and foam, you may be lucky enough to pull it open by slightly squeezing and pulling apart (with out cracking it...luck), then draining it. Reassemble and try again. Hope this works for you.
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Had the same problem, used a paper clip to unclog the part where the water come through (the metal pointy part that pokes the hole in the k-cup). Didn't have much success until I kept doing it and ran water through and then *as water sputtered through, I lifted the handle to make it stop, then put it right back down to resume.* each time coffee grounds came out little by little until POP the clog came out and water poured out. It's now working great!!!
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This has happened to me a few times. I couldn't figure it out at first, but then I realized that it was getting a little clogged. I think I'm due to change the filter, but today when I was cleaning it, I blew into the black hole so that water came out the other end and made sure I the motor really well. Put it back together and the bubbles started coming back up through the top. Ashtyn is right too -- you have to really make sure the two pieces line up perfectly together.
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Since that has never been a problem for me, I would have to watch how you pour the coffee. Maybe the pot is too close to the cup. It only spills when I am filling the canister and that is because I am holding the pot too close to it and am in a hurry, so just wipe up the water when done. I love this coffee pot and never want a different kind.
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In my experience, water leaks out because the reservoir won't easily seat into the well. My experience was more 2 cups into the coffee pot and 10 onto the counter, but it may be the same problem. I also had difficulty with the spring mounted plug getting stuck "open" which caused dripping between the faucet and the coffeemaker. I ended up returning my coffeemaker for a refund.
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Hate to say it, but I'm having the same experience. I'm definitely following the instructions correctly (correct measure, filling to the right line, fluffing, etc.), but my brown rice (all we use) is coming out mushy every time. I've tried a few varieties with the same results.Anyone have any ideas?
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I put the water in first and then dump all the formula on top. And like the other poster said, make sure you adjust the little stopper piece so you can pull the blade all the way up if you're making a larger portion. Just push it up and down slowly the first few times so the formula doesn't creep up the side and then you're good to go.
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OK, I HAVE THE FIX. The problem is the lever under the diverter does not get pushed back far enough. The protrusion on the rear of the reservoir only pushes to the horizontal, which lets the water from condensation drip backwards, underneath. I got a teeny screwdriver (a paper clip might work) got it red hot and pressed it into the lever several times until it burned a hole through it. Next I got a teensy screw and screwed it into the hole, leaving 1/4" sticking out. Now when you place the reservoir into the coffee pot it will push the lever back an extra 1/4" which levers the water diverter down more at an angle so the water can run down it properly. I still get a few drips down in the heating element but that's better than the fill up I used to get.. (Original answer) The only way to get the water out is tip the whole thing into the sink. Ours fills up and will leak onto the counter after just a few says if we don't do this. The problem is a poor design in the diverter that is supposed to send the condensation back into the carafe, but doesn't.
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E-mail the company Craftwell, I actually just had to do the same for a different problem, they were extremely helpful. I love this machine it's incredible and I told them so, they were ready to check it out. Try it you have nothing to lose. Good luck!
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Hey Katie, I have one of these(a terrific product). If you still have it(or haven't figured out the problem) try using a very thin metal wire to clean the stem and the valve that makes it froth. I had the same problem and after reaming it out, it went back to working the way it should!
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When I bought mine last year I had the same problem. Even level it didn't work. Called company and they sent me two little pieces of PVC pipe that were cut to fit over the places where the water tank nozzles are pushed up and are supposed to empty. Not explaining it well but basically if it won't work after being level, call the company and they can help.
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It could have spilled out during boiling if you filled the water above the MAX line (not hard to do considering you cannot easily see the markings).If that is not the case - return the unit, it's likely defective
718361
I never looked at those instructions. I use water that i have boiled to make tea or coffee right out of the drip pot. Sometimes there is a tiny bit of unmixed milk at the bottom of the cup when I finish, but nothing to worry about. I think you can just skip that step.