Kenwood
Over-Extraction / Overheating
Coffee tastes burnt or bitter.
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Possible Causes
Grind too fine, Too much coffee dose, Water temperature too high, Coffee left on hot plate too long
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Use caution around the hot plate and hot coffee.
- Adjust grind and dose: Use a slightly coarser grind and reduce the coffee quantity per cup.
- Remove carafe promptly: Do not leave coffee on the hot plate for extended periods. Transfer to a thermal carafe if possible.
- Descale: Scale can affect temperature control; run a descaling cycle.
- Check hot plate setting: If your Kenwood model has a keep-warm temperature or time setting, reduce it.
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Repair Difficulty
Very Easy
1/5
Required Part
Hot Plate Assembly
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