Coffee maker starts but stops brewing mid-cycle, leaving water in the reservoir.

Safety first: Unplug the coffee maker and allow it to cool before inspection.

• 1. Descale the unit
  • Run a full descale cycle with a 1:1 vinegar and water solution to remove mineral buildup.
• 2. Check power stability
  • Ensure the cord is firmly plugged into a stable outlet.
  • Avoid using power strips or extension cords that may cause voltage drops.
• 3. Observe behavior
  • Restart a brew cycle and watch for when it stops.
  • If it stops when the plate is very hot, the thermostat may be opening prematurely.
• 4. Inspect thermostat and wiring (advanced)
  • Unplug and remove the bottom cover.
  • Check the thermostat and thermal fuse on the heater for signs of overheating or loose connections.
• 5. Replace failing parts
  • If the pump is noisy and flow is weak, replace the vibration pump.
  • If the thermostat opens too early, replace the thermostat assembly.