Symptom Possible
Causes
Remedies
5.
Incorrect or
inconsistent
beverage level.
Water deposits may be plugging the
spray head or internal tubing.
The brew volume may not be
adjusted correctly.
The water supply pressure may not
meet requirements.
Clean the spray head and use the
clean out spring.
See the
Maintenance And Cleaning section.
Adjust the timer.
See the Adjustment
section for “Adjusting The Timer.”
Test the incoming water supply
pressure. Water pressure should be
between 30 and 80 psi. If the water
pressure exceeds 80psi, install a
water pressure regulator and reduce
the water pressure to 50 psi.
6.
The hi-limit
thermostat keeps
activating.
The brewing temperature is adjusted
too high.
Adjust the thermostat.
See the
Adjustment section for “Adjusting
The Thermostat.”
7.
The coffee
brewer is
making unusual
noises.
The water supply tube may be
touching the coffee brewer, counter
top or walls.
The water pressure may be
excessive.
Adjust the copper tubing so it does
not touch the coffee brewer, counter
top or wall.
Test the incoming water supply
pressure. Water pressure should be
between 30 and 80 psi. If the water
pressure exceeds 80psi, install a
water pressure regulator and reduce
the water pressure to 50 psi.
8.
Poor tasting
coffee.
The brew cycle was started before
the “Ready” light was on.
Water deposits are plugging the
spray head or siphon tubing.
The brewing temperature has not
been adjusted correctly.
The amount of coffee being used
may not be correct.
More than one paper filter was used
when brewing.
The coffee brewer should be cleaned
regularly.
Brew only when the “Ready” light is
on.
Clean the spray head and use the
clean out spring.
See the
Maintenance And Cleaning section.
Adjust the brewing temperature.
See
the Adjustment section for “Adjusting
The Thermostat.”
Change the amount of coffee being
used.
Use only one paper filter for each
brew cycle.
See the Maintenance And Cleaning
section.
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