It is an expensive drip-type with a stainless steel thermal carafe. Seven years old and I have been using tap water in it. Is the heating part of it corroded with deposits and is there a way I can clean it ?
Yes , it does make popping sounds while heating.
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I used to have a Gevalia thermal coffee maker and it died. Started leaking water all over the counter while brewing. I decided to get a new one bought a DeLonghi thermal coffee maker. I am so far please with how it works except the coffee doesn’t get hot enough. I read the instruction booklet and didn’t see anything restricting using hot water to brew instead of cold water. Would it do any damage to use hot water? Would my coffee get hotter?
I tried rinsing the carafe with hot water and it helped a little. I don’t want to send it back for fear any other maker would be the same. I just want great tasting HOT coffee…Any other suggestions?
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