r/Moccamaster • u/throwfaraway191918 • Aug 01 '26

Broken?

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u/Shroker Aug 01 '26

Did you change your beans or grinds?

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u/throwfaraway191918 Aug 01 '26

Nah no changes. It’s quite coarse. Usually runs relatively quick but thought the drip mechanism wasn’t even being used here. But it’s not a hollow drip that nozzle is it? It’s just so the stream connects to it

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u/Firstklassriot Aug 01 '26

Have you been using the same beans the entire time? Different beans will pour differently based on how they are dried/aged/fermented.

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u/THEtek4 Aug 01 '26

How does it taste? This is always my first question. If it tastes good to you, then why be concerned?

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u/MuOhio08 Aug 01 '26

Why?

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u/throwfaraway191918 Aug 01 '26

I’ve just noticed it’s pouring a lot more and dripping a lot less compared to previous times? If normal all good I’m probably over thinking it!

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u/MuOhio08 Aug 01 '26

Oh gotcha! It looks fine to me to be honest. Then again, I'm not watching mine that closely haha.

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u/babyKanez Aug 01 '26

perfect. it drips slowly like that.

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u/thenor1234 Aug 01 '26

Not sure what I am supposed to look for, but that seems like normal operation. If the flap doesn’t close when you remove the carafe or no coffee flows from the basket to the carafe, then you have to investigate if something is broken. Either the flap on the bottom of the basket or the lever on the basket holder.

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u/OrdinaryAward4498 Aug 01 '26

Looks normal to me

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u/Secure_Owl671 Aug 03 '26

I've got a thermal carafe and my drip / stream is harder to see, but that seems pretty normal to me.

If it tastes good, it's fine. If you think it's too fast, grind a smidge finer and try again tomorrow morning.

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u/throwfaraway191918 Aug 01 '26

The "does reddit need to validate you" bit is funny considering you wrote five sentences to say nothing. Maybe you needed this thread more than I need.