If the water tank runs out while in the middle of brewing, how do you restart/continue the brewing after re-filling the water?
1835106
It's not going to happen - the machine won't let you start a brewing cycle if there isn't enough water to finish it.
1835107
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.
2153017
You pull out the bottom tray. There is a black rubber stopper on the bottom part. You pull that out and dump water and insert black stopper back in and put tray back in.
2053288
turn the coffee maker off. Repace tthe water, take the disc out , turn the coffee maker on and replace the disc and start the process again.
13614
I had the same problem with my brewer - the menu cycled incessantly, and you had to press the button at exactly the right point in the cycling to get it to brew. It was under warranty. I called customer service and they sent a brand new one in 3 days. All they ask is that you send a part from the old machine that disables it. It took me about 5 minutes to make the call and get this matter resolved. Their customer service dept is excellent
375248
Your best bet is to make a pot of coffee while you are awake and see where the problem originates. With a different model, we found that we added too many grounds and the basket would overflow. If you are in an area with hard water, be sure to run white vinegar or other hard water remover through the system. All the other answers are good too. Until you watch the process, though, you can't really find the problem to come up with a solution.
1880644
Remove top portion which contain filter gasket.you see a large empty area where you pour your water.then replce base of filter container and cover .press brew button.I hope this will help.Enjoy your coffee.
927783
It did that recently so I turned it off and cleaned it out and dried it thoroughly. Then I turned it back on and ran the water through (to clean with hot water) and then put the pod in and it didn't do that again. Also make sure you have adequate water in there. I always try to fill it to the fill line.
2164138
I had this happen with a difference brand. I kept filling the reservoir with water, swishing and pouring it out. I put the sprayer part under running water to hopefully back-wash it. and again filled reservoir and swished and poured out. Finally, repeatedly started running full reservoir with filter in to flush the rest of the grounds out of the tube. It worked. Good luck. Coffee makers are too expensive to just replace if you can get it going again.
1577663
I had the same problem. I went on the RDS website and they said to turn valve off, run main tank down below half and then open the valve again. Don't ask me why this would make a difference but I did it and the main tank refilled and did not overflow this time. Not sure why, but it works.
2257366
Oh my goodness, thank you so much for posting this solution! I have just spent an hour trying to unclog the filters with the cleaning tool and with vinegar, but to no avail. I didn't think it was clogged with coffee grounds since I've only used pods so far, and as far as I know, we don't have hard water. (Plus, we've only been using the machine for 2 weeks.) I was ready to bring it back to the store. It turns out the water tank just wasn't pushed in all the way. Seems to me this simple suggestion should be in the list of troubleshooting tips in the owner's manual, because I have a feeling a number of people are having this problem and attributing it to something more serious. Oh my goodness, thank you so much for posting this solution! I have just spent an hour trying to unclog the filters with the cleaning tool and with vinegar, but to no avail. I didn't think it was clogged with coffee grounds since I've only used pods so far, and as far as I know, we don't have hard water. (Plus, we've only been using the machine for 2 weeks.) I was ready to bring it back to the store. It turns out the water tank just wasn't pushed in all the way. Seems to me this simple suggestion should be in the list of troubleshooting tips in the owner's manual, because I have a feeling a... » Read More Oh my goodness, thank you so much for posting this solution! I have just spent an hour trying to unclog the filters with the cleaning tool and with vinegar, but to no avail. I didn't think it was clogged with coffee grounds since I've only used pods so far, and as far as I know, we don't have hard water. (Plus, we've only been using the machine for 2 weeks.) I was ready to bring it back to the store. It turns out the water tank just wasn't pushed in all the way. Seems to me this simple suggestion should be in the list of troubleshooting tips in the owner's manual, because I have a feeling a number of people are having this problem and attributing it to something more serious. « Show Less
910039
I'd contact the manufacturer or get Amazon to do that for you. First try unplugging it and starting over like it is new. It is designed to automatically shut off when it runs out of water and mine has done so probably a hundred times already since I've owned it. I just put more water in and away it goes again. Make sure you don't put too much essential oil in it - that can clog the works and you can run vinegar through a steam cycle once and a while to keep it clean and functioning properly. Wipe out with clean cloth or paper towel - don't let water get near the base or plug in (make sure water never overflows when you are filling it). I'd contact the manufacturer or get Amazon to do that for you. First try unplugging it and starting over like it is new. It is designed to automatically shut off when it runs out of water and mine has done so probably a hundred times already since I've owned it. I just put more water in and away it goes again. Make sure you don't put too much essential oil in it - that can clog the works and you can run vinegar through a steam cycle once and a while to keep it clean and functioning properly. Wipe out with clean cloth or paper towel - don't let water get near the base or plug in (make sure... » Read More I'd contact the manufacturer or get Amazon to do that for you. First try unplugging it and starting over like it is new. It is designed to automatically shut off when it runs out of water and mine has done so probably a hundred times already since I've owned it. I just put more water in and away it goes again. Make sure you don't put too much essential oil in it - that can clog the works and you can run vinegar through a steam cycle once and a while to keep it clean and functioning properly. Wipe out with clean cloth or paper towel - don't let water get near the base or plug in (make sure water never overflows when you are filling it). « Show Less
792550
I have used this with great success. My only gripe is that after a while it stops completely brewing - only brews a half a cup (the heated water stops percolating into the coffee filter for some odd reason). I investigated this and found that the tiny valve in the water "tank" popped out. Once I popped it back in - which is a bit tricky - it worked fine for some time. It popped out again after a while. I popped it back in and it's still working fine. The trick I learned is to gently but firmly press the valve thingy into its hole. If you push too hard, it breaks.
1659573
The top separates from the machine. That's what you normally use fill the reservoir.
306217
When filling the top, make sure the bottom chamber is not full. If you put more water in the top chamber when the bottom is full, you may overfill the bottom chamber.The Berkey Guy
1104832
System has auto off when water level is low. Best way is to refill before each usage. Tank is large and should last all night.
1299514
As noted on other responses, unplug at the bottom back and tilt the machine. To be honest I have not run it long enough to build-up any water due to poor performance.
94302
Your unit is out of water. Lift the cover, turn it over, remove the fill cap, fill the reservoir with distiller water, put the cap back in place, then put the cover back on the unit and turn it back on.