why does it seem to be loosing more water all the time as it gets older?
1822074
Mine loses water if it's not used every day. Are you using yours ask the time?
1822075
It happened to us once, but we think it may have been because it had not been used in a while.
1822076
I do not really have that problem. Once every two weeks I run the water through, I add more water if it does not make a full pot.(this replaces the water that evaporates from the heating)..... I have had the coffee maker for a long time and have done this per their recommendations since I bought it. As it heats up the water all the time there is evaporation.
1822077
I donot know I'm glad someone else is having that problemOne thing I would suggest is putting vinegar thru system empty all water and start it worked for me
1822078
I donot know I'm glad someone else is having that problem One thing I would suggest is putting vinegar thru system empty all water and start it worked for me
2058295
I've had mine for a little over 5 years and it just seemed to vibrate loose. I have to do some more investigation but I think this is what is causing the leak. Again, this is after purchasing in October 2009.
918621
I have never had this problem. Perhaps you are over watering? Maybe the liquid just evaporates quickly here in L.A. because it's a dry climate.
1885285
You should replace with newly treated water. If your close to five years start to consume / use the older water so you don't waste it.
1670513
Hi Rachel, Without knowing how old the machine is--two things could be wrong--the water pump may be defective--not getting the water out of the reservoir. You may also check the tubing it may be blocked. If it is still within warranty I would ask for new one.
1702097
It is most likely because you have low water flow/pressure, if you are feeding this with a pump you may need a bigger pump, I f you have a filter system on your water supply perhaps its plugged?
227489
there is a plastic insert in the hose which regulates the flow of the water . maybe it has something blocking the flow . take that plastic insert out . maybe that might fix your problem
562984
Steady, but not a gush; and the water comes out in several small streams rather than one large one on account of small exit holes below the filter unit. I suspect that is to aerate it. In my previous unit, the stream became less strong as the filter unit wore out and at the end of its useful life was pretty weak.
494068
I have not had this problem with either pump I installed. Possibly water is not staying in the line and the gaskets are getting dried out or your intake and overboard discharge are clogged and water is not flowing smoothly through the system or (if you have one) your holding tank is full so there is no place for the water to pump into...
327600
Most likely the filter is dirty and not absorbing the water as readily. Either than, or the air is not as dry as it was last year-hardly likely.
317548
It is hard to say why it no longer lasts as long. I have not had that issue even with new filters. It could be something has gotten worse from your water source. Maybe your hot water heater is releasing debris. That is my best guess. Sorry I can't help further.
148675
No I have the same problem! It appears to be a flaw that they did not attempt to fix. I did take a pair of plyers (water pumps) and snuged it up and that does hold some what better.
400741
I have had 2 of these over the past 3 years - and never had a leak. Check and make sure the water container is fitted properly on the unit. Maybe yours is defective.
756716
I own this and have found to fix must replace the whole unit.... This summer2014 will be our second replacement in two years. It was suggested to me to bypass thus pump and draw water thru. But use a sand filter... Might try that instead
310689
Not to sound like captain obvious or anything but perhaps you are putting in to much water? I would play with the levels a bit. I fill it to just below the line and mine come out great every time. It takes some experimenting but is worth it once you get it down. Good luck
332739
It does matter in a way! After 5 months I noticed a reduced output of water so I flipped it upside down after shaking it and the flow has now returned to normal so I feel I can extend its life a bit longer. I'll replace it in a couple more months I think.
648271
There must be a slight gradient, but it is not apparent. Water does not pool, it drains really well.