Why is my Crown Coffee Maker leaking water from the bottom?
If water is leaking from the bottom of your Crown Coffee Maker, it could be due to two reasons. First, the drip tray might be too full; please clean it. Second, the coffee maker might be malfunctioning. In this case, please contact an authorized service facility for repair.
What to do if my Crown Coffee Maker steam cannot froth?
If the steam on your Crown Coffee Maker isn't frothing, ensure the steam ready indicator (yellow indicator) is illuminated before attempting to froth. Also, the container might be too big or not the right shape; try using a high and narrow cup. Finally, skimmed milk won't work well; use whole milk or half-skimmed milk instead.
Why does my Crown Coffee Maker not work?
If your Crown Coffee Maker isn't working, make sure the power cord is correctly plugged into a wall outlet. If it still doesn't work after that, please contact an authorized service facility for repair.
Why does my Crown Coffee espresso have an acid (vinegar) taste?
An acid (vinegar) taste in your Crown Coffee espresso can occur if the coffee maker wasn't cleaned correctly after removing mineral deposits. Clean the coffee maker several times as described in the 'before the first use' section. Also, it can happen if the coffee powder is stored improperly; use fresh coffee powder, or store unused coffee powder in a cool, dry place, resealing it tightly in a refrigerator to maintain freshness.
What to do if water leaks out of the filter of my Crown Coffee Maker?
If water leaks out of the outer side of the filter in your Crown Coffee Maker, it's likely due to coffee powder on the filter edge. Remove any coffee powder from the filter edge.
General| Brand | Crown |
|---|---|
| Model | CEM-1518 |
| Category | Coffee Maker |
| Language | English |
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