HOW TO FIX MR. COFFEE MAKER FILTER OVERFLOWING Coffee Grounds In Your Coffee??
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- Do You have Coffee Grounds in you Coffee?? Mr Coffee 12 Cup Maker LED Touch Display BVMC-TP. Mr coffee 12 Cup Programmable coffeemaker Strong Brew Selector, amzn.to/3oELiiP Coffee Filters, 8/12-Cup Size I show you how this could be happening and how to Fix your Mr Coffee Maker to keep the filter basket from overflowing. If you use Bunn Coffee filters that will help. I show you how to take apart the brew basket to check the auto pause brew plunger and see if it is working. Mr coffee 12 Cup Programmable coffeemaker Strong Brew Selector,
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Mr Coffee has a problem with coffee grounds getting into your coffee. The Brew Basket does not drain fast enough and the coffee filter fills up and the coffee grounds overflow the basket.
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Thank you for the information. Coffee grounds in our coffee has been driving me crazy. Problem solved thanks to you.
I'm glad he took time to do the Video because I'm Mental Impaired/ Mentally Throwed Off or a Slow Learner. 😅
Glad to help!
With all due respect to the maker of the video, let me save you the 30 minutes in watching this. I have TWO Mr Coffees, both of which regularly put grounds into my coffee. Buy the Bunn coffee filters and VIOLA! Problemo solved. They are about 1/2" taller.
Thanks for Watching and that is a very good point. I guess I was hoping to find a smoking gun when I took the time to take this all apart and find the manufacture flaw when in the end the only real solution was to use a Bunn coffee filter. on a side note this video has helped some with the grab a cup or pause brew part of the brew basket. several viewers have had questions of how to assemble the plunger with the spring and small rubber washer. Thanks again for watching.
@@JustADad Hey, you took the time to do the video. I even took my plunger apart based on your video. That being said, the Bunn filters actually solve the problem. Thanks for doing it, great job!
The problem is the filters, they make them shorter now and that’s what the issue is.
The filters or shorter and thicker, and the cheap/no quality control machines they put out now run too hot so they fill the basket faster than the filter can strain.
I don’t see how a coffee filter makes any difference since it’s a SPRING issue and not a filter issue. The springs don’t pop up at all to allow liquid to flow through.
I felt like a really dumb crazy person. I think it's a mix of a lot of the problems you mentioned. The water flows into the basket at a REALLY fast rate. I found it can fill an entire basket in about 5ish seconds. Even if flow stops, or slows a little bit, it backs up and floods the coffee with grounds. I also find once it happens once, it has happens more often.
I don't know who Mr. Coffee is personally, but we'd have some words about the coffee soup I have to endure every morning at the moment.
A few years ago, coffee filters were advertised as stopping, or trapping more oils. That is when I started noticing overflow issues. There are filters for commercial makers that are taller. Probably are designed for Bunn. I find them at office supply stores.
yeah the bunn filters will help with issue. I wonder if coffee filters are the same as they made back in the 80's
This is how I fixed mine , There is a little hole on the bottom of the plunger Stem, it's hard to see look at it in the light , It get full stuffed with coffee grounds and back up the whole process. I took a little small drill bit to make to hole about double the size, now it works perfect again. Only 1 problem , You have to wait until it stops dripping to the 12 cup mark , if you pull it out too soon to get your coffee it will drip until you put it back and make a mess.
' Have a little Patience " It's Worth It and your Coffee Even Taste's Better Than Ever.
Oh, thank you very much for showing us what's the part of the filters. I just broke my daughter's coffee filter. I tried to fix it but I could not. Finally I found you and I saw that the round rubber part was missing, thats why I could not put it back. I ran to the sink and looked if the part was there. Oh, how I thank GOD for showing you to me so I can fix this!!! All fixed, thank you so very much! GOD bless you.
You are welcome! Glad it helped. Thanks for Watching and your Kind Words!!!
Good video. I'm glad I have the little old Mr coffee. It sometimes gets a few grounds but is old faithful! Now I don't want a new coffee maker, I'll keep Mr coffee oldie but goodie! Thank you for this
DO NOT buy the new ones! I’ve had about 5 of the new model’s and they’re ALL defective!! If you must take a chance on a different brand altogether.
This made a total difference!! Thank you sooooo much!! I was ready to throw the machine out and it was brand new, (I had bought it a year ago tho). I wish I took the old one off the other machine before I threw it out!
Thanks. I think it is a defect with the new models too over time. Great information.
Glad to help
I am so happy to see this video. I knew I asnt crazy, the coffee doesn’t flow out properly! I have that same coffee maker.
Glad to see this video, my brand new mr coffee maker has over flowed ever since I bought it, I thought I was losing my mind over this issue...will try these tricks to get it going
Thanks, I thought it was just me. I just replaced my old Mr Coffee with a new one, and the problem is still there - -wish I would have searched this out before I bought the new one. I think I'm gonna trash it and get a different brand. Horrible issue, and a big mess every morning. Thanks again for the info
Return it as a defective product and get your money back! If you call mr coffee they’ll send you a replacement product free of charge. Or yea, a different brand
Watching your video and i have noticed the changes in the makings of them. My parents always used mr. Coffee. We just got a new one and the the first use the entire coffee pot had grounds all in it and the water didn't drain fast enough into the pot. Thanks for the video. I was standing there for over an hour starting and stopping it.
How do u fix it
thank you so much, I will look for the bunn coffee filters. I am having this problem with my cuisinart
You are so welcome! Yeah they work great because they are taller. Thanks for Watching
Great tip with the old Bunn filters
Eureka!
I've had the same issues with a new 5-cup Mr Coffee. I noticed that the swing arm has a lot of play. It allows the basket to fit loosely atop the carafe, slowing the drip into the carafe while the filler spout continues to add hot water. Taller filters don't help; when the lid guides the swing arm over the basket, it collapses some of them. I think the basket being forced up by the carafe also slows the draining process.
I did have some luck carefully stretching the spring but I'm going to grab my bit and tiny round file to try this.
The older machines worked like a charm. I just had one give out beyond repair but I saved the pause plunger from it.
May I suggest...find an older machine at a thrift store or garage sale and swap the plunger mechanism if altering your existing one is too difficult. Or just clean it up and use it, instead.
Thanks for the great videos, Dad!
Ugh I thought I was going crazy! I have the same machine and it worked great for a while but this last week I have ended up with a ton of grounds in my coffee!
yupe good video. Some water was backing up in the basket so i tested the water flow by filling the basket with tap water and then pressed up with my finger; it was a steady pencil width stream; did put only a little coffee in basket on first try; will test again tomorrow and see...
Thanks. I'm going to try that with the drill bit as mine is doing the exact same thing and giving me "cowboy coffee" all the time. Hopefully that will fix it.
I also have a Mr Coffee with the pause brewing plunger offset from the center. My problem was that the swing arm when in the brew position did not hold the basket in the normal seat position resulting in a open pause value.. Instead, the pause spring forced the basket up enough to mostly close the brewing pause valve. My solution was to clip the basket in the correct seating position with a small binder clip.
Great Idea and good troubleshooting!
Newer brewers need taller filters. I noticed how the oldrr paper basket filters I used fit my older brewers which never had an overflow problem, they reach the top of the paper filter holder. My older filters fit lower in newer modern basket paper filter holder. I researched taller filters and noted Bunn filters were taller. Used them in new brewer, overflow problem solved.
Excellent video! Good analysis. Was going to throw mine away but going to do this first
Bro i had a wrench on my filter frame to push it down, the whole plunger assy is simply a garbage design. Thank you for feeling my pain
Just read that Consumer Reports added an overflow test to its reviews since 50% of all drip coffee makers have this problem. I have a new Mr. Coffee that is unusable. I completely removed the pause brewing plunger, changed coarseness of the grind and added a bit less coffee. Still overflowed. I changed filters but even those I purchased aren't as tall as the Bunn and overflowed a bit. The only other thing I can think of is the rate of water flow with the Mr. Coffee models. I'll try the Bunn filters and then try another brand of maker.
Wow that some good information you are sharing. thanks. Yeah I don't understand why they overflow. I tried to contact Mr Coffee on the there website and I sent them an email with the pictures I had taken and sent them a link this video. The only reply I got was if its still under warranty take it back to the place you bought it and get a new one.
Thank you. I had to replace my old Mr. coffee. The new one, JPX37-R is very unpredictable. I thought it was the swing arm. But maybe it is the plunger.
I have been looking for a solution to this problem for a while. I have used Mr. Coffee unbleached filters in the 50 count box for at least 20 years, they always worked fine. Recently they started overflowing, and I noticed they felt different than they used to. I used the same coffee maker and the same packaged filters but overflowed and they never used to. I think the filters are made differently than they used to be, apparently more restrictive. I have tried different filters with the same result. Coffee machine manufacturers do not make their filters, they are made at a paper making plant to requested specs. The taller filter is a good solution if nothing changes in the filters. I did call Mr. Coffee about the problem and they acknowledged my concern and offered me a case of filters, I did not want a case of filters that don't work right.
mr coffee has a new coffee maker with a decaf button that slows the brew process down to fix this also
I think it’s the filter material they’ve started using since the Pandemic. Put a few ice cubes in the reservoir with the water, or use refrigerated cold water: it slows down the brewing process a little.
I run mine without the plunger in (center coffee pot model from his vid) It still overflows even when set to strong (which slows the water down). Long story short the water is extracted too quickly for the coffee filters. And it is definitely the coffee filter material. If I purchase Great value coffee filters it doesn't over flow. Almost, but just makes the line. They are manufacturing these pots to brew some what quickly but not in conjunction with the new filter paper which seems as if its coated with something.
I have a Proctor Silex Coffee Maker; it just recently started doing the overflow problem. Coffee grinds and coffee all over the counter. I wasn't sure what the problem was until I watched your video. Sometimes I use a permanent filter basket; when I do, the coffee doesn't overflow. But I like the taste of my coffee better when I use the paper filters. I don't aways buy the same filters ; I buy cheaper filters in bulk or whatever's on sale. The coffee filters I used to buy seemed to be bigger then the ones I have now, but I don't remember what brand they were. They were'nt Bunn brand, although I know the Bunn brand. I worked in a restaurant for almost 13 years; we had the commercial Bunn Coffee Makers with the coffee filters that came with them. Very good quality, dependable filters, worked perfectly every time. I just didn't know you could buy them retail; I always thought they were a commercial product for restaurants and other businesses with commercial coffee machines. I'm going to go online later and look for a place to buy some Bunn Coffee Filters; I live in Winnpeg, MB, Canada but nowadays you can buy just about anything, from anywhere, online. Thanks for your wonderful, very helpful video!
Sorry to hear this, make sure the filter basket plunger is lifting up and flow water good.
Consumer report should have you, sir, really good object analysis...
I haven't had the basket overflow, but I had to wait 10 minutes for the basket to drain. It's definitely not draining fast enough. This has happened on both of the 2 Mr. Coffee makers that I have. Neither one is very old.
Thanks for sharing!
I am having that problem as well, comes out fine when I test it with water, as soon as it’s in there with a filter and grounds it doesn’t come out fast enough to keep from over flowing. I assume it must be filter related. But I’m not playing these games anymore with the most vital of morning necessities.
Ah ha! I read it could be how u put in the grounds. I notice our Now or Later takes long, doesn't drain the amount I put in, and I have read other reviews it's happing to other people. Otherwise I like ours....
I needed this test. I was about to lose my mind
Wow I am so glad I found you. I just watched the unboxing review. Funny my new (the middle pot) gets pretty high also. I was thinking the brew head wasn't pushing the basket down far enough, thus preventing flow. Your idea looks like a good one. I'll have to take a peek at mine
I thought that at first also but when I lifted the lid and looked during a brew the water and coffee are heavy enough to keep the brew basket all the way down. The Bunn coffee Filter works great and Maybe I just have a bad one. thanks for Watching!!!
We have a Master Chef with the same problem. Turns out there is only one slot in the plunger, meant to point towards the front of the machine. If it rotates on you, you'll get overflow. Not mentioned in the instructions for use.
Seems to me that if you increase the rate of flow out of the basket and into the pot, you're just making weaker coffee. I'd like to simply find slightly taller filters, but unbleached. It sounds like Bunn makes the taller filters, but they're bleached.
The unbleached Brew Rite filters work a little better. Bunn works the best. Like you prefer the unbleached but at least I can't taste the paper/bleaching agent with the Bunn filters.
I'm blaming the filters 100 percent. I have had a Black & Decker coffee maker for years and never experienced this problem until about 2 years ago. I buy the same "Melitta" brand filters from the grocery store that I always have. At first, I thought it was because I occasionally put the filter basket in the top rack of the dishwasher, and I thought that maybe it had warped or been damaged. Another thought I had was that it might have something to do with the water. I've lived in three different houses over the past few years, each with a different water supply. My current home has a whole-home filtration system, and I further filter the water by using my refrigerator's door dispenser. Since the problem persisted, I bought a new Mr. Coffee coffee maker from Walmart. When I saw that it did the same thing, I returned it and got a refund. Since I don't like the aroma and way coffee smells after it brewed and then cooks for a while, I bought another B&D but this time with an insulated decanter and no hot plate. Anyway, this new one does the exact same thing. However, it came with a permanent filter that I tried, but it left too much "slush" in the coffee. As a last resort, I thought about the filter material itself. I went to Target and found their store-brand filter, going with the brown paper option. I thought I'd give it a try, and it does the same thing, but not quite as bad. Having said all of this, thank you for your video and your determination. By the way, my workaround has been to only brew up to six cups at a time. Good luck to you and everyone else who has this issue. I'm giving you a thumbs up, and I'll go to your Amazon storefront to find and purchase the Bunn filters.
Thanks for sharing some great research!!! I will use this in the future!!! also thanks for you support!
hey Just a Dad, I watched your video twice! Thanks so much!! I took off the little plunger thingy from my Mr. Coffee 5 cup brewer and cleaned it really well but then decided to brew a pot with the plunger thingy OFF. Perfect pot, no grounds! Question - do I need to put the plunger back? I don't normally grab any coffee until the whole pot is done. Because I set up my coffeemaker at night with the timer function. It makes the coffee 10 minutes before my alarm goes off in the mornings.
you don't need the plunger, only if you want to grab a cup while its brewing
We have the model in the middle. We always use the Strong setting as that seems to pump the water slower. But it still overflows. We've had some success with Bunn filters, but they are not always consistent in height. Some in the current package aren't any taller than regular cheap filters. Has anybody experimented with different grinds? We use the Walmart store brand. It says it's Medium, but it seems fine and pasty. I suspect it is clogging the filter and then the liquid can't get out fast enough. My apologies if this has already been discussed here; I haven't had time to read all the comments.
Very simple. Your coffee maker is cheap and pushes coffee through too fast. It has nothing to do with the plunger, it's that the water can't flow through the grounds and filter at the same rate the cheap machine is adding it. Either get a higher quality machine, poke a billion super tiny holes in your filters every time you want a pot of coffee, or get taller and preferably thinner filters. Even if you remove the plunger all together You'll still have the same issue. Oh yeah, another option is that you can add ice to the tank so it can't boil the water and run it through as fast. And for those that require warning labels on toasters not to make toast under water while taking a bath, common sense dictates that putting ice in the tank and setting the timer to start brewing the next day isn't gonna work.
I wonder whether the spring gets compressed with use, and could be stretched a bit for better drainage?
We have been drinking coffee forever and have had many different coffee makers throughout the years. We have had most of them at max for three years. They either overflow or grounds get in the coffee. Are there any that aren't junk?
I tucked a piece of paper towel down the side of the filter basket to keep it pressed down and it drains fine i do have to watch it i fought with this same issue with my mr.coffee
My older Mr coffee worked for years then randomly started overflowing. I’ve bought and returned about 3 because all the new ones overflow immediately. Now I’m here hoping for a fix. Can’t buy another pot.
this works!
Brewing a smaller batch might alleviate the overflowing problem as well. Plus it will reduce the coffee grounds and water saturation time which may give you a better tasting coffee.
Great point, thanks for Watching
I've made smaller batches, and it helps a tiny bit, but still overflows the filter.
@@susanbowyer5829 Dang that is no good. The bunn Coffee filters helps some, they are taller.
@@susanbowyer5829 Is it possible that the basket's drain hole is a bit too small compared to other brewers? Or is the filter paper just too thick compared to other filter papers?
I only brew 3 cups at a time, and it still backs up.
But if you fill the basket with water and push up simulating the pot, LOTS of water flows out of mine. It seems to have nothing to do with that small center area but I get grounds in the pot ALL the time. Oddly some days more than others. It seems unrelated to whether or not I steal a cup before it is totally done brewing. Did just find Bunn filters at Target and they are taller than what I had. I'll see what happens tomorrow!
Thanks for the update. This one was a real mystery!!! let me know how it goes!!!
@@JustADad No grounds in my coffee using the Bunn filters from Target, smile.
@@j.c.linden Great news, thanks for the update
Got the same thing happening here... first brew, brand new maker. Filters a bit old, but sturdy enough, I should think. Completely overflowed, fitler sides collapsed, grounds. Punched a skewer up through the hole, but it is difficult to completely clear the gap. Dry run filter water no grounds, we'll see if the filter sides collapse again...
Might try with the drill bit and exacto as well... we'll see... thank you sir...
also the seating, the basket not locking down... another 'feature' yes...
thank you great how to video I have the strong brew I was ready to toss it . lets go to you tube b-4 you toss it this video was an answer to my problems .I run a splash of vinegar to the water to clean it is that o.k??(no coffee)
yes,
Those couple of adjustments seem to have fixed it, but here's the funny part... we tend to say "we do not like grounds in our coffee" right... turn that around. "who _WANTS_ grounds in their coffee", "well have I got the brewer for _YOU_, allow me to introduce you..." 🤣
I have the middle coffee maker, and I am having the same issue. It is not the drain plunger, as I removed mine and ran it without the assembly in it. Same issue. On my old Mr Coffee, we are talking 10 or 12 years ago, I never had this problem. I think that there is an issue with the manufacture of these coffee makers. There is something different about the baskets. Are they smaller? Smaller ridges inside the basket? I don't know. I wish I had an old coffee maker to compare side by side. But it is definitely not the "Pause" plunger assembly.
The older model seems to be the best
My basket fills up faster than it can drain, And I end up with coffee grounds underneath the filter, And it's been happening for I don't know how long. I even tried cleaning mine with vinegar because I've had it 4 years, And that still doesn't work, It just brews faster than it can drain. I have the coffee pot on the right, the older one and it does brew faster than it can drain, then I end up with coffee grounds in my coffee underneath the filter in the basket, clogging the little spring mechanism.
maybe try using a bunn coffee maker filter, they are a little taller but look just like the normal filters
Mr. Coffee doesn't just have A problem, they have PROBLEMS.
Or you could just select Slow Brew or Strong Brew to slow the water drip.
I'm here because my Mr. Coffee has this issue on regular or strong brew.
I love you for this video. Awesome! ❤
I have a sunbeam coffee maker it works but doesn't brew the plunger in the filter basket is missing a spring?
this is a common thing, you need to find the washer and spring, they can get lost very easy.
I have the washer missing the spring?
How do I clean it if some of it spills into the water basin?? This hasn’t happened before so I’m not sure what to do. I noticed the overflow early on and just have learned to live with watered down coffee and smaller batches. I made a mistake and put too much coffee this time
** Updated Feb 2024 trouble shooting.
So their quality sucks. My brand new Mr. Coffee no longer has the hole through the center, but similar issues because the basket has too much play up top, giving it too much room for the spring to push up and lessen the space for the coffee's flow rate into the pot. If the spring doesn't have enough pressure pushing down on it from the bottom of the filter cup, up top, the drain narrows and the coffee runs over up top. This gets coffee grounds in your pot.
So I found putting a thin layer of aluminum foil underneath the pot (between the pot and the heat plate) was able to increase the rate. It still gets close to overflowing up top. I expect it to do so in the future. Since aluminum is more insulator than the hot plate (iron) I make sure not to cover most of the bottom with it. Only about half with the aluminum spacer.
Another option is to brew about half the water. then brew the other half after the coffee drains into the pot.
(Or get a better brand coffee brewer).
I just checked the manual for my brand new Mr Coffee and it says to add only 9 level TBS of coffee to brew 12 cups. If his manual says add 12 TBS then it's no wonder his coffee maker is over-flowing.
Yeah sometimes they can be confusing as to what they say to add. Some say 1 tablespoon per cup, and others say to add 9 for 12 cups. I tried to make a video on this but I think I was just more confused after I made the video.
my new MC digi sometimes overflows sometimes not. Very annoying. My old non digi one never. I do use fine grind and about 5 scoops and slow brew. What am i doing wrong?
I was washing the inner brew basket of my Mr. Coffee coffee pot abd lose the rubber ring that keeps the spring and cap connected. Do you know where to buy new ones?
That is a good question. I am sorry I don't, I would say give Mr Coffee A call but I have tried in the past to call them and there offices are closed because of Covid. You could buy an old Mr Coffee at a Goodwill or Salvation army or off Facebook Market place. They are all kinda similar and see if that works. Sorry I could not be more help
Use a thinner paper filter
I just bought one these model coffee makers
Where can i buy those bunn coffee filters
I found them at Walmart by the coffee makers.
I just bought some from Amazon.
I mean 12 cups of water and 12 table spoons of coffee grounds is a lot so it could just be too much coffee grounds
5 minutes and you already have 4 cups? I have the one you have in the middle. Used vinegar to clean several times and it will still be brewing 2 hours later!
i have those old Mr. coffee machine & bought a new one 2 changed up every 2 years, because is plastic , works great till lately happens like that dont drain good & over flows , is very strange ..i tho maybe is coffee filter, but i dont know
A Bunn Coffee filter helps a little, they are taller
@@JustADad
Yes thank you. I ordered it throw Amazon after saw your video, should be delivered today!
18:15 The "oldie but goodie" Mr. Coffee is actually the one with the worst problem, as you illustrate yourself..
I'm also gonna prance my ass out on a limb and say you didn't buy 3 machines in a week and most likely didn't speak to Mr Coffee either. I strongly believe you're making that up to back up your story and not sound like an idiot for your 1st comment. You could always prove me wrong and post up a pic or vid of your receipts to show you're not trying to "Gaslight" everyone on here. Although I don't suspect you'll do that, and you'll either take offense and say you don't need to prove yourself or you'll say you don't have them. Either way, just know that I know. As does everyone else.😂
What happen if you just remove that piece?
no auto drip stop
@@JustADad So everything will still work, except NO auto stop? in that case I don't care about that piece as I have NEVER used the auto drip stop. (I lost the white stopper).
😏👉 Just do a simple DIY •••
♦️ Dremel`out the plastic ( plunger )
to suit the need to open up the
space.
Imagine spending 30 minutes and hours of editing trying to convince people that you fixed the problem.
You didn't. They all had grounds on the basket
ah the sound of 3 watched pots...
They all failed even after tweaking the plunger setup. Conclusion: Mr Coffee is not a good coffee maker.
My new Mr Coffeemaker lid does not snap shut
They can warp from heat, have you used it yet. I would call Mr Coffee see if they can replace it or take it back to place you bought it.
Mine leaked from the bottom
Using the term "gaslight" leads me to believe you're a Gen z. So in that case, and the fact that you've had THREE machines in 1 week do this to you makes me have to ask the question, "When you're running the machine without filters, are you still running coffee grounds?" I would hope not, because obviously the coffee grounds with no filter would clog the hole on bottom and stop all flow of liquid there for making it overflow over the top of the basket. And yes, I realize that that's common sense, but with Gen z that's a very uncommon thing. And don't bother saying you're not a Gen z because you automatically assumed I was attacking you and threw in what your Gen feels is a big psychiatrist term to show how smart you are. So u gave yourself away.😂
Probably made in mexico...