Coffee maker leaks water from the bottom of the unit during or after brewing.

Safety first: Unplug the coffee maker immediately if you see water leaking, and keep it away from the outlet to avoid electric shock. Allow it to cool before inspection.

• 1. Check reservoir and external parts
  • Remove the reservoir and inspect for cracks or damage.
  • Fill it over a sink to see if it leaks on its own.
• 2. Avoid overfilling
  • Ensure you are not filling above the MAX line, which can cause overflow through vents.
• 3. Inspect internal hoses (advanced)
  • Unplug and remove the bottom cover.
  • Look for wet areas, mineral trails, or loose hose clamps.
  • Tighten clamps and replace any cracked or swollen silicone hoses.
• 4. Check boiler and heater seals
  • Inspect the connections where hoses attach to the boiler or heating element.
  • If seals are degraded or the boiler is cracked, replace the boiler/heater assembly.
• 5. Dry thoroughly before reuse
  • After repairs, allow the interior to dry completely before reassembling and plugging in.