Does anyone have a problem with the basket overflowing?
787724
Not here. The question needs to be asked, How much coffee do you put into the basket for it overflow.
787725
If you are referring to the basket that holds the coffee, then no, I haven't had a problem with that. I use regular paper coffee filters and more than the 'usual' amount of coffee (I like my coffee strong) and it hasn't been an issue for me.
787726
Only once, when basket wasn't seated properly. But if all is where it belongs and lid snaps on securely (you can tell when the spring mechanism at the bottom of the basket engages with the lid of the carafe) everything works fine.
787727
We have never had that problem. How many cups of coffee are you making at a time?
431047
this has not been a problem for me. Are you zeroing it out? Has this been a problem from the first for you? Mine has always settled in, but there are occassions when it does kind of go back and forth between for example 27g and 28 g if you are really on the edge of a little more than 27g and a little less than 28g. I hope this is helpful. If yours is bouncing all over then perhaps you have a defective one. I hope this is helpful. Good Luck.
1922728
I have not. I fill it, including the basket with dish soap and water and let it sit until I return home.
1232768
you have to turn the basket aroun till it locks in place it's kind of strange but once you get it in the right place the top will close. donna
336132
I have not had an issue like that with mine.Have had it for a good while now and am still very pleased with it.
968319
No. It's too messy. I just empty the basket into a box and toss the box. Hope this helps you.
1281897
I have not had that problem since I always keep it up straight. It might leak into the food next to it if your not carefully.
827853
I see another reviewer has mentioned an issue with the basket fit and fit problems with solid filters. This is my issue also. I like to use a gold filter...whent a paper one inside that. They keep altering the design of their basket, but newer ones are even worse than older ones. So when I replaced the last one and couldnt get my gold filter to fit, I did swap out the plastic pieces from the old unit. This was better, but not perfect.
1590051
Make sure you aren't putting too much water in. I tend to overfill mine and I have a watery mess when I do. There's a fill line and you can't go even the littlest bit over that.
59314
you may be overflowing due to too much coffee grounds in the coffee basket.also try a paper liner. and make sure that the basket is inserted evenly.
2068383
I've had several of these type of makers. I've never had a problem removing the basket. I usually wait til it is cool and use my finger. Are you perhaps asking about the gasket?
1232769
Had that problem too. Lift the handle of the basket and make sure the ends go completely into the recessed area for them.
1095849
I've never had this problem with mine. In fact, I don't even use the lid anymore. I just put milk in until the stirrer is barely covered, and the the milk doesn't slosh over the edge. Is the lid's rubber gasket seated correctly? Be sure not to fill it above the "Max" line?
1667912
We have two of these sinks. Neither of them appear to have that problem. I did not note this in my review. You don't even notice the overflow unless you take the time to stick your head in the bowl and look for it! Sinks are great. We love them!!
212617
We use one in our office here and have run into this problem only two or three times when we first got it. We figured out a few things that can lead to this issue:-users mistakenly leaving the drip-stop in the half-shut position when brewing-loose grounds building up in the drip stop mechanism after successive brews (especially overflows) and blocking water flow-coffee that is too finely ground-gold filter not being seated fully/properly in the basket
2267351
I have not had that issue. We have been using it for a while. I purchased it for our church to save space.
768590
I had that problem once, but not every time. I suspect overfilling might be the cause.