does this leak underneath at all or get condensation? I currently have a hamilton brew station, leaves puddle of water underneath
1794807
Yes. Mine leaked from the drip nozzle, but I didn't have a condensation problem. I had to keep a bowl when the coffee comes out to catch the leaks.
1794808
It leaks underneath and through the dispenser but not all the time. I can never figure out the cause. Just when I think it's not going to do it again, my counter is covered with coffee.
1794809
I have found condensation does tend to drip down the back when you open the lid to remove the basket. I put some paper towels under the machine when I set it up because I read other reviews with this problem. The coffee this machine makes is so good I'm willing to overlook a little leaking condensation issue.
700295
Hello Patricia,Sorry late getting back to you...The Bull Product is mostly enclosed, the condenser is not enclosed...Shouldn't sit in water and would needprotection from the rain, hot sun etc...Once again ours is built in...We had one that lasted five years, and another one that lasted one year.We have two in our outside counter Kitchen...They are helpful. Hopefully this helps.
614043
I haven't had any leak of any water from my system. The water drips down over the grid to "evaporate", but we don't get any on the floor.
683267
There's two points where it can leak. The cap and the hose. So long as they're secured it should be fine. But if your like me and fill your bladder with ice so you you have cold water then it's an issues of condensation. You'll have to use your best judgement. Best of luck.
1636472
Yes, it will drip between. If you have anything below your deck, you should remove it or cover it up. This stuff should go on thick so overflow will be an issue.
1728278
No I tried that under my deck and it filled w/ water. I believe the water was mostly retained condensation.
1992009
I've owned this refrigerator for almost 2 years now and it most definitely does have a drip pan. The fridge has a fairly large drip pan which is about 1.25" High and doesn't rest on the floor but is securely screwed into the back of the unit about 6 inches off the ground. My unit has never leaked any water. The pan is usually dry but mine is in a well ventilated area. I will soon be moving mine into a more enclosed area and don't anticipate any problems. Just make sure that there is some space on the sides and a bit in the back for air to circulate and I think you'll be OK.
1411449
My unit was leaking water as well. If you remove back and side panels off there is a tiny tube that goes to the condensing area, it gets clogged. When it does the unit leaks. I bought a small plastic tub that goes under washing machines for mine. The unit works great, the company just never tells you its going to leak badly and ruin your carpet.
1185018
In my experience, water leaks out because the reservoir won't easily seat into the well. My experience was more 2 cups into the coffee pot and 10 onto the counter, but it may be the same problem. I also had difficulty with the spring mounted plug getting stuck "open" which caused dripping between the faucet and the coffeemaker. I ended up returning my coffeemaker for a refund.
1121540
Just put a cup under and drain until no more comes out. Also, the part where the coffee is comes out I believe. It's easy to maintain.
654777
Hello Donald, mine will also occasionally leak as well. When this happens, I have found that the pot was not entirely empty when I made a fresh pot or I filled the water level too high. It will also "spring" a BAD leak if the components (water tank, filter bay and coffee pot itself) are not completely seated in their proper alignments. Check all of these things EACH time you make a pot of coffee and I think you will be as pleased with your coffee maker as I have been. Also, I always make coffee for my guests instead of letting them try to make it themselves! They ALWAYS make it leak! It just takes a little getting used to and being careful each and every time! Enjoy! Hello Donald, mine will also occasionally leak as well. When this happens, I have found that the pot was not entirely empty when I made a fresh pot or I filled the water level too high. It will also "spring" a BAD leak if the components (water tank, filter bay and coffee pot itself) are not completely seated in their proper alignments. Check all of these things EACH time you make a pot of coffee and I think you will be as pleased with your coffee maker as I have been. Also, I always make coffee for my guests instead of letting them try to make it themselves! They ALWAYS make it... » Read More Hello Donald, mine will also occasionally leak as well. When this happens, I have found that the pot was not entirely empty when I made a fresh pot or I filled the water level too high. It will also "spring" a BAD leak if the components (water tank, filter bay and coffee pot itself) are not completely seated in their proper alignments. Check all of these things EACH time you make a pot of coffee and I think you will be as pleased with your coffee maker as I have been. Also, I always make coffee for my guests instead of letting them try to make it themselves! They ALWAYS make it leak! It just takes a little getting used to and being careful each and every time! Enjoy! « Show Less
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Typically condensation occurs when warm moist air hits a cooler surface. So if the unit is in a flush cycle and refills with cold water it could cause condensation much like a toilet tank filling with cold water does. Since the unit is made from plastic it shouldn't matter. Another option may be the seal on the tank is leaking steam. Check to make sure the seal is in place and the unit is fully locked when making steam.
1175632
I ordered mine this past fall, and yes mine leaks slightly where the spout connects to the lid. Not enough to drip, but you can see liquid trapped underneath. I just use it for homemade coffee creamer, so although it's not perfect, it definitely gets the job done.
206317
I've had this for years and love it. The leaking is caused by the base that the coffee filter sits in. at times I thought it was in but it was not and it does leak everywhere. After you clean it make sure it is pushed all the way down then set the coffee filter in. Once I figured this out I have not had a leak since
378645
I put chilled, filtered water in mine...and I guess it depends on how humid the room might be. Inside a building I don't see much at all in the way of condensation. Best water bottle I've ever used, really!
727201
I have not had this problem. When it is turned on and getting warmed up it will some times drizzle out from where the coffee comes. But my machine hasn't leaked.
365712
Yes, and it is set up correctly. Serious leaking, about one-half cup or more per brew. The metal plate under the machine is corroded. A safety hazard.