reservoir is the reservoir filled with water or coffee?
1809589
water goes in the reservoir. During the brew the coffee moves to another container where it is dispensed on demand to your cup.
2007734
No. Filling the reservoir is pretty straightforward. It pulls out cleanly, remove the top, fill, back, in seconds. It's good for about three extra long or a half-dozen espresso shots before refilling.
1050871
You may need to adjust your grind. Try going finer. I find that a full water reservoir is best made with 58grams of coffee. Also some coffee may need a larger dose depending on the density of the bean. However, I think you will see an improvement with a finer grind.
330006
The water reservoir is made of plastic and the filter holder is plastic. This I've found is typical of other coffee makers including Krupps. The caraffe interior is stainless.
1027102
Well, through the coffee sitting in a filter and ultimately through a plastice nozzle. Water is fed onto the coffee through a plastic reservoir, too.
1138582
It has a reservoir. The down side of this is that if the coffee maker sits over the weekend, water evaporates and if you make your coffee then the results are not that good. On Monday mornings, I always pour in one pot of new water, then go about doing other stuff. I then I place coffee in the filter and pour in a second pot of new water. It works (and tastes!) much better that way.
1916397
It means it is connected to the water supply and you don't have to fill it to make coffee. There is a water container inside, but that is for cleaning.
1765917
The reservoir has to match the amount of cups u want to brew but the bean bin can be full all the time. Be careful this pot tends to leak out the sides if u don't slide it in just right
1851830
As others have mentioned, it's black plastic. I use a measuring cup instead of trying to find the numbers inside the reservoir, and filtered water. You've got to put the water in something anyway, to get it into the coffeemaker, so it's easier to use a measuring cup. Don't let the plastic reservoir dissuade you--it makes a fabulous cup of coffee!
425728
At the top of the machine at the front edge is a panel that flips up with your touch. You just pour the water in there. Very easy and simple and at the perfect spot. The reservoir holds quite a bit of water. Easy to fill and doesn't need to be done very often. By the way I really truly like this machine. It's been one of my favorite purchases in a long time. Does everything I wanted well and does it the way I wanted it to work.
1568888
As much or as little water can be added to the reservoir. In the morning I add enough for one cup as that's all I drink.
2055363
We fill reservoirs with half vinegar, half water & brew. Then flush with fresh water (brew) several times.
893197
You can make as little coffee as you want with this coffeemaker. The number of cups of coffee is determined by the number of cups of water inthe reservoir.
1158243
Eric it sounds like when you initially set it up you did not add enough water and there may not be enough water in the reservoir. Or you do not brew coffee enough and water is evaporating off between brews. I would check the Bunn Web site as they were quite helpful when I needed them.
274231
There certainly could be some water but your description seems like it's too much. This is a pressure system so that pressure should force the water thru the grounds. Are you filling the basket with enough coffee grounds? What is the quality of the coffee you're making? I presume you are allowing a small amount of time for the water to percolate thru when the pressure tapers off.
1765916
The coffee bean bin can be full no matter how many cups you want to brew. You add the correct amount of water to match the number of cups you select on the dial each time you brew coffee. There is not a "reservoir" of water that is always full.
2079748
NO to both. But if it turns off just turn it back on. There seems to be a sensor to detect water in the reservoir and if none it turns on the hot plate (again). I have also found that it uses about 1/2 to 1/4 a measure of water for the coffee and filter so if you remember how much water you used initially then that minus the 1/2 or 1/4 then it is done. If someone pours coffee before it is done and you dont catch it (like happened the other morning) ... you will be out of luck ... or words to that effect.