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A one-hand dispensing 12-Cup programmable coffeemaker with an insulated tank and heater that was released on December 15, 2008 and produced by Hamilton Beach.

Why won’t my Hamilton Beach 12-Cup Coffee Maker dispense anymore?

My coffee maker will not dispense coffee anymore, everything else works at this point, just nothing comes out when I press the trigger to dispense the coffee. Is the button that initiates dispense coffee replaceable or should I just repurchase a new unit? Please help?

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I noticed there is a small plastic extension on top of the trigger that activates the dispenser when the trigger is pressed. The plastic extension becomes weak and just bends when the trigger is pushed and does not put any force on the dispenser and it won't open to let the coffee out.

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Is there a fix?

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take it apart and clean it. The rubber part may have been popped out of place. there are a couple screws underneath you can remove and the assembly can be taken apart, cleaned, and reassembled. Don't lose the spring!

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Can’t get it apart after removing the 2 screws.

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Wrong bottom, not the machine but the removable canister

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I found that the round-shaped filter “spout piece” inside the tank has clogged, far too many occasions I would dare to admit. Letting straight vinegar sit in the tank overnight helped the situation. After a couple of years, I’ve grown tired of this process so I actually grabbed a knife and popped that thing out. Coffee flows normal, however it’s not being filtered (shouldn’t be a problem if you don’t spill the ground coffee when preparing it). I tried going online looking for that little spout part with no luck. You can buy the entire tank part for $20, but really? All I need is to replace this tiny spout (strainer/filter) piece. All in all, the actual piece I removed looks like it was painted with black ink, impossible for anything to filter out through this anymore. I would submit pictures, but I don’t see how I could do that.

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The dispenser bar that you push for coffee is broken. I have had 7 of these and every darn one had the same issue in less than 1.5 years of use. I took mine apart and tried to fix it but it’s useless. You can’t buy a replacement part either. It almost seems it’s meant to break so you have to go out and buy a new one. I’ve enclosed a pic of the cheap plastic part.

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It wiggled. I broke it off. Thought what my Late Father (TED) the tool and die Man would do??? I drilled a small hole where the tab was and placed a small head screw at the position of the tab. Problem solved. Thanks again DAD!

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Thanks again Dad. You help me on every project I do!

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Hello Jeff, I wish you could take a picture, or video how you fixed this, because I have had 5, and all break after about a year, I got two that won't despence.

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I removed the button dispenser lever assembly. Not easy to remove the bottom panel there is on torx screw in the corner..the 4 others are Philips then need to pry with force the. Bottom panel off..you need to remove the heater assembly and cover of the button.

Now you see the button/lever assembly…use a screw driver to pry it loose from the plastic bracket that holds it…this is tough as you could break the holder bracket but fortunately it bends so you can pry the lever out.

Have pic that shows fix to lever. I used a dremel to drill a hole for a small screw to add strength and better contact to the release valve. Lastly quick acting JB Weld to add strength, often these parts are cracked.

Put all back and it works..about 1 hr of labor.

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I have the same issue as DH. There’s a plastic bit at the top of the trigger but it seems to be gone. It needs like half a cm more to push the valve to dispense the coffee. A fork also works but I burned myself.

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I removed the button dispenser lever assembly. Not easy to remove the bottom panel there is on torx screw in the corner..the 4 others are Philips then need to pry with force the. Bottom panel off..you need to remove the heater assembly and cover of the button.

Now you see the button/lever assembly…use a screw driver to pry it loose from the plastic bracket that holds it…this is tough as you could break the holder bracket but fortunately it bends so you can pry the lever out.

Have pic that shows fix to lever. I used a dremel to drill a hole for a small screw to add strength and better contact to the release valve. Lastly quick acting JB Weld to add strength, often these parts are cracked.

Put all back and it works..about 1 hr of labor.

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I also had the same problem with the push tab! I also added a small screw to the tab and it worked for two pots of coffee, then the plastic tab cracked and broke on the bottom… it needs to be made of a metal like aluminum instead of cheap plastic! Very poor engineering in this one! 😡

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thanks for the helpful guide! I had a similar problem with my coffee maker, and it turned out to be a clogged brew head. I was able to clean it out with some vinegar and water, and now it's working like new again.

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I'm late to the party but I got the same problem.

Short story after many try out. Here the pic and what I did:

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I used a heat gun to soften the grey tab. 10 sec at low setting. I pryed the tab toward me a little, the yellow arrow direction. I used the air dryer without heat to cool down the tab. Not much a good result but some liquid did flowed bit.

After, I found 2 tiny cracks at the red arrows. I used an old 20 watts welder to melted a bit at the cracks and at the blue arrows too, inner corners of the tab. The tab feels more solid! And it worked! For how long? If it last for several days before I decide what to do with the device, it's good. At least I will have coffee for Christmas morming!

Question: for those who dismantled the whole thing, is it doable to add a small steel plate behind the grey tab, at the yellow arrow? To add strenght to the plastic itself?

Have nice Holidays!

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My dad, age 92, has purchased 4 and had another one replaced with same issue. His 5th one just went out. He has not been able to repair any. Has anyone found another brand coffee maker that dispenses one cup at a time without using Kcups? My mom in wheelchair so he feels this is a safer way for her to dispense her coffee without the expense of Kcups. Hamilton Beach has had time to fix this as discussed. I too think they expect everyone to just buy a new one yearly, or less. I understand why Costco don't carry them. Sad!

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I just lift it out and pour a cup full since I only make 8 cups it works out great for me till something else goes wrong but I do have a brand new one waiting.

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