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Here's the tip of the day for putting the hoses on that are deep inside the coffee maker body. Spark Plug Boot Pliers !! You're welcome !!

Excellent video, is the heater made with copper or aluminum?

Size of tube?

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I like them but this year not really flowered very long ??

Does it matter which direction that stopper valve goes into the tub?

Thanks for helpful info. First was to open bottom with tiny torx which I somehow had in L-shape like typical allen wrench. The hose you recommended came promptly. Helps to wet the hose to install. Use long needle-nose pliers or similar grabber to force on the flexible tubing down in the hole. Had to carefully cut loose the ball valve from the old hose. Only my shorter hose had split open so I didn’t take the challenge of replacing the long hose. Thx.

You didn't show HOW to get the bottom OFF.

got that screwdriver-got 3 of 4 screws out but could not get the one on the hose side off-is it stripped? driving me crazy..broke the base a little

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Nice video

Hi. I haven't been able to find anyone who's had issues with the coffee in the pot that's just steaming waaay too much, and won't even stop after you pour it in a cup. Any idea what this means? Thanks.

The screws are indeed T10, but you need an extended length “security bit” to remove them. Harbor Freight sells a green pro set for less than 10 dollars.

God Bless you and your Family in The Name of JESUS for making this video!!

Key tip Mike provides: you don’t have to disassemble all the hoses. If your machine is gurgling and steaming but won’t brew much, try pulling the hose just off the reservoir nipple. Blow and suck gently until you dislodge whatever is blocking the check valve. When it breaks loose, you won’t be able to draw much air by sucking. Mine was chunk of bean that got drawn into the valve. This video saved me $$$! Thanks!

It’s not obvious at all. That’s what our doors are doing in our brand new home and I have suggested that to the worker who came to fix our door problems. He insists that can’t be the issue and won’t try it, and that’s his job.

Thank You Mike, You helped me solve my problem I watched a few videos and much to my surprise nothing has helped me until I watched your video I did like most people I ran out and bought 2 gallons of white distilled vinegar with no results.however after I watched your video I was able to fix the problem quickly. By the way I purchased my Cuisinart coffee maker at a local thrift store and paid only $3.00 because they said it didn't work but I was able to fix the problem thanks to you. I give you 10 thumbs up for a job well done.

FYI for others with similar issues...Our Cuisinart Model#DGB-900BC is leaking from under the steel brace, where it crosses the aluminum u-shaped heating element (same design), not from the silicone tube itself. From the expansion of the aluminum the brace going across it wore holes into the aluminum tube. My husband placed pieces of silicone sheet between the brace and aliminum. So far so good.

I just use mu pipe wrench as my bolt or nut extractor or a hammer and a chisel as my last resort.. I refuse to buy a extractor..

This video is super helpful; thank you! Ours has been going strong for 12 years, and just started leaking. I just clicked on your link to purchase the silicone tubing, and it's unavailable on Amazon, even though it was only a month ago you posted this. Any ideas? I see other silicone tubing on Amazon that is 9mm x 12mm. Do you think that would suffice?

its 2 am and if i close my door everybodys gonna wake up. rip

Thank you Earl! It wasn't obvious to me. For I don't even want to say how long, I have been annoyed by my bedroom middle door hinge. I oiled it multiple times, I tightened screws, I took a screw out that wouldn't tighten propped a piece of toothpick in one of the holes to make it tighten...nothing. Your very short and to the point video was just what I needed.

Great video. Thx from your fans in Canada.

Same car same problem! I have nobody to thank than myself for this trouble as I was the one who probaby over torqued it last time I changed my shocked 😅. Thanks for this insight bud

Thanks for tip. I went to Harbor Freight and purchased the Pittsburgh bolt extractor set and solved my problem with a rounded lug nut guys at Discount Tire torqued way beyond proper Ft Lb. Took this extractor and a 25" breaker bar to loosen. Not the first time this has happened with Discount Tire even though they go through the motions of using a torque wrench.

Super helpful review of this product, thanks for your transparency. I too have scoured the internet looking at different solutions, I'll be sure to try this out!

I'm getting this set then tomorrow from HF, apparently the Incredible Hulk decided to power torque my oil drain plug into my Chrysler Pacifica & I stripped it trying to get it out with box end of combo wrench & then worse with socket & wrench. Jiffy Lube will never touch one of my cars again after this foolishness. Oil drain plug doesn't need to be cranked so tight that one needs a breaker bar to get it out, I hate Jiffy Lube now, after this stress, haha.

go 2 socket is garbage!

didn't work for me. had my buddy at the shop do it for me (lug nut stripped). I like a lot of their pro series tools tho....just didn't work for my situation. great vid tho.

about to grab the same set from HF for my stripped shock bolts!! Hoping this won't let me down. I don't want to take it to the shop.