West Bend L5672A 55120 Instruction Manual
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To clean the coffee maker, mix equal parts of water and vinegar, and run it through a brewing cycle. Then, run two cycles with just water to rinse. Be sure to clean the carafe and filter basket with warm soapy water.
If your coffee maker is not brewing, check if it is plugged in and the power switch is turned on. Ensure there is enough water in the reservoir. Also, verify that the filter basket and carafe are properly positioned.
If your coffee tastes bad, make sure you are using fresh coffee grounds and clean water. Regularly clean your coffee maker to remove any old coffee oils that can cause an off-taste. Adjust the coffee-to-water ratio if necessary.
To prevent overflowing, ensure that the carafe is correctly placed and that you do not exceed the maximum water level. Also, do not use too much coffee grounds, as this can clog the filter basket.
To descale, use a descaling solution or a mixture of vinegar and water. Run it through the coffee maker as you would brew coffee. Follow up with a couple of cycles of fresh water to rinse out any remaining solution.
The West Bend L5672A 55120 Coffee Maker is compatible with standard basket-style paper filters or a reusable mesh filter.
If your coffee maker is leaking, check if the water reservoir is cracked or improperly seated. Also, inspect the carafe for damage and ensure the brew basket is not clogged.
Strange noises could be due to mineral buildup inside the coffee maker. Try descaling your machine. If the issue persists, ensure all parts are properly assembled and check for any blockages.
Yes, you can use the coffee maker to brew tea by placing tea bags in the filter basket. Use the same process as brewing coffee, but adjust the amount of water and steeping time to your taste.
When storing the coffee maker, ensure it is clean and completely dry. Remove the carafe and filter basket, and store them separately. Keep the coffee maker in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.