How to fix & repair Hamilton Beach Flexbrew Coffee Maker water leak - model 49954
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Is your Hamilton Beach Flexbrew Coffee Maker leaking water? Are you trying to figure out why your Hamilton Flex brew coffee leaking water? Want to fix it and save money?
Well, I can show you an easy way to fix it, without watching, all of the videos that say make a hole in your coffee maker or do not show you all of the steps to remove the back cover.
There is an easy simple step to removing the back cover of your Hamilton Beach Flexbrew coffee maker without removing the bottom cover.
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Great video. I just purchased this coffee maker. My husband and I do not have time try repair this later on. I have had a regular coffee maker for awhile. No problems. It is going back to store.
Glad you enjoyed the video. Hope you like the channel.
Thanks very much for this video...it helped a LOT! I was afraid to start tearing the machine apart, but after listening to your video a few times, I took action and...it worked! Thanks again!
Glad I was able to help with the video, so glad you were able to fix it. Enjoy your cup of coffee. :) ☕️
@@WilliamMedina You are a good teacher!!
@@randie777 thank you.
Have to say, thanks for the heads up of the 4 screws inside and that the sides just snap off. Made my life and repair a whole lot easier. I ended up replacing all 4 spring clamps with small heater hose clamps (from any automotive store). Highly recommend using the screw down clamps. Not too tight (plastic will break) but tight enough so the hose won't fall off again. Replaced all 4 on the carafe side, just in case :)
Great idea. Glad it was of help.
Thank you for your content. I was able to fix mine with your guidance. 😀🙏🏻
Your welcome. Glad I could help.
Fantastic! I have one of these, same exact thing happened to me. I imagine they had a problem during automated manufacturing of these things, when putting the hose on initially. This is an easy fix, and I will do this tomorrow. Thanks Mr. Medina, appreciate the help!
Glad it was of such help to you. How did it go?
Thank you cause I was about to drowned in sorrow buying another. Life saver
My pleasure. I've really enjoyed hearing from people who have found this video so helpful.
Thanks for the comment.
I followed your steps and I'm drinking a nice cup of coffee .Thank you .I like your coffee cup I leave by UCF.
I'm glad it was of help. Always nice to hear from people who found the video helpful and who love coffee.
And yes, the UCF cup is one of my favorite mugs.
Can you make a video about to get the sides off?
So much better than any of the other videos. Well done!
Thank You, I appreciate the comment 😊
Thank you. 😊 I enjoying hearing from people who saw the video and say that it was helpful.
Just fixed mine. I wish I had know the sides and back snapped off without removing the bottom, but at least I looked like a stud when it was done.
Awesome. I couldn't take the sides off (with ease) without removing bottom. Plus it is best to also check hose at the bottom.
In either case. Glad you looked like a stud!
"No user serviceable parts inside" my ass, thanks for the video - this is exactly the issue my flexbrew is having and I'm going to open it up and give it a try.
Glad it is of help to you. Let me know how it goes. Check the comments. People added some interesting tips.
Just a tip but i have repaired two of these and discovered over time both of them the hose would come back off so i put some super glue on tube and then clamp it down,,,1 year later and its still leak free
Sounds like an interesting idea. If mine starts leaking again I will remember that.
Thank you for the video. That was issue and thanks to you success.
You're welcome. Glad the video was of help.
Greetings, neither coffee maker has not been there for a year, when the cup shows me on the screen h2o fil and neither does the big one I need your help
Great find sir! Good job and great tips!
Glad it was helpful! Super glad for the comment!
My screws seem like they aren’t for a typical screwdriver on the bottom. How do I get that off?
I believe I mention it in video, but screws are specialized. I used my flat head screwdriver at an angle ( it took some effort), but i got them out. This is why some videos suggest that you cut a hole in the back. But as you can see, you can remove it.
Can buy a specialized screwdriver kit at harbor frieght or amazon (these are 3-sided on the bottom of the Hamilton Beach).
@@pb4495 True, I didn't think of that.
Thanks for the video, I was able to get them out with a flathead on an angle like William suggested, then when done went to ACE and replaced them with 8 screws #4 x 3/4 are same size
@@mikeemaz I should have thought of that.
The Hamilton Beach website says under the replacement parts section that there is a water filter for this thing. Is there and if so how do you replace it?
Good question. I have not replaced it yet, but will look into it.
I want to know too.
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The bottom still needs to be taken off. The side panels are way too brittle to pull them off on their own. I know because I literally just tried to pull them off without taking the bottom of the coffee maker off and the cheap plastic sides are so brittle they crack and the snap latches break. Do not try to take the side panels off without removing the bottom. Mine wasn't leaking though it was super clogged up and would not cycle water. Well got to go, off to buy a new coffee maker.
Thats interesting, I didn't have to but its best to be safe rather than sorry.
How would you get the security screws at the bottom of the machine off to open the sides I got the top ones out to the water spout
@@ijoey1998 I actually ended up having to throw mine away because the plastic panels were so brittle that when I was disassembling all the latches for the side panels the tabs started breaking off and then the plastic panels cracked down the sides. it appears to me that Hamilton Beach just chose to use extremely cheap material to save money or to prevent self-repairs. So we just said F it when the panels started cracking and bought the Keurig 2-in-1 model just like this, which is uncharacteristic for me to just buy a new one but the panels just broke to the point of no repair during the disassembly process.
@@BThack so it’s better to go through Hamilton to repair it was their a metal clip for the hoses they forgot during assembly that caused the leaking of hoses?
@@ijoey1998 I didn't even make it that far brother. Once I started unlatching the side panels it was like the entire coffee maker started disintegrating in my hands. All you could hear or see was plastic cracking. So I assessed it as not worth repairing then tossed it in my dumpster.
Tank you for video but remove covers are important you show this part too fast .
Sorry about that. I was trying to avoid creating too long of a video. But thanks for leaving a comment.
Too fast slow it down please
I'm sorry. Next time I'll consider not speeding it up. Just thought video would be too long.
@2:50 You COULD replace the hose clamp with a screw-tightened one. (They're pretty cheap and easily available, and WAY more secure.)
Example: www.amazon.com/Koehler-Enterprises-KE4SS-Clamp-Blister/dp/B00XAK5EJO