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Instructions on How to Clean a Bunn Coffee Maker

There’s nothing better than a fresh cup of coffee and the Bunn coffee maker brews it the quickest. However, like all coffee machines, over time a buildup of sediment and mineral deposits, coffee oils will accumulate inside the coffee maker. If your coffee tastes some what bitter than normal you should consider it requires cleaning.

You might be having question that how to clean the coffee maker. Generally most Bunn coffee makers are comfortable to clean and service. The manufacturers ideally recommend that you should clean your Bunn coffee maker every three months.

To expand your coffee makers life you want to regularly clean it. You’ll also be assured that the coffee it continues to make taste great. If you grant deposits to occur, it becomes difficult to keep your Bunn coffee maker clean.

However there are lot of cleaning formula available in the market but here we have given two methods of cleaning and you can apply whichever most suited to your Bunn coffee maker.

Method – 1
?   Wash out the decanter and filter basket with dish soap, rinsin good. Set aside.
?   Unscrew the water spray head, and set away.
?   Push the de-liming spring, that came with your pot, into the water tube about six or seven inches, then clean the tube with a push-pull motion about six times.
?   Replace the water spray head, filter basket, and decanter.
?   Pour one quart white vinegar into the holding tank, the similarly as if you’re making coffee, and run the cycle through. This will empty the water out of the reservoir and replace it with the vinegar.
?   Wait 20 minutes, then empty the decanter and fill the holding tank with water. This will force the heated vinegar through the cycle and into the decanter.
?   Discard the vinegar and run two more cycles of fresh water through the machine before brewing coffee.
Method – 2
o   Take out all coffee grounds and water before start to clean your coffee maker, and dispose in trash can.
o   Fill up your coffee pot with hot water and pour into where the water is stored for making coffee. If there is no room for more water, minimize the water just a little so that the bleach will be able to fit inside as well.
o   Pour 1/2 cup of the Clorox bleach inside the water and let sit for 15 minutes to clean and disinfect that area as well.
o   Turn your coffee maker on and allow it to complete its cycle. Let stand for 30 minutes, then pour water and bleach mixture into the sink.
o   Fill coffee pot once again with hot water and pour into coffee maker. Turn it on and let it complete its cycle one more time to rinse out the entire residue of the bleach.
o   Empty coffee pot over again and place clean pot inside coffee maker. You are now ready to make a pot of coffee in your extra clean and disinfected coffee maker.
Lastly, plug in your Bunn coffee maker to a power outlet. Let the clean water in the tank reach brewing temperature. This should take approximately 15 minutes. You’re ready to brew coffee again!

For more detailed instructions on how to clean a Bunn coffee maker, visit Bunn’s website at bunn.com and look for nominal instructions on cleaning your Bunn coffee maker.

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