4.1
Owner's of the Breville Coffeemaker BDC600XL gave it a score of 4.1 out of 5. Here's how the scores stacked up:
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TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSES WHAT TO DO
Machine takes a
long time to brew
The BrewIQ™ System will
intelligently pre-heat and
dose grinds for optimum
temperature and taste.
This may result in longer
grinding, pre-heating and
brewing times than what
you are normally used to.
If you would like to reduce the
overall brewing time and are using
SINGLE CUP mode, select a lower
flavor setting. The ‘LITE’ setting will
steep for less time, however this will
produce a lighter flavored coffee.
Machine uses a lot
of coffee
The BrewIQ™ System
has been calibrated to
dose the optimum water
to coffee grinds ratio to
achieve the best flavor
profile. Depending on the
strength setting selected,
this may result in more
coffee being ground than
what you are normally
used to. However the
result will be a bolder,
more full-flavored coffee.
If you would like to use less coffee
beans, select a lower strength
setting.
Amount brewed
is too little / too
much
There is excessive
mineral build-up affecting
the performance of the
machine.
De-scale the machine. Refer to
‘Removing Calcium Build-Up’,
page 27.
The volume calibrations
need to be reset.
Recalibrate the machine by
flushing it twice. Refer to ‘Using the
YouBrew™ - Carafe Mode. First Time
Use Only’, page 14.
The water tank was filled
once the coffee machine
had already started a
brewing cycle.
Always fill the water tank before
starting a brewing cycle.
The brew sizes are
approximate only. Actual
amounts may vary due
to the type of filter used,
the coffee bean size, roast,
blend and freshness,
or amount and type of
pre-ground coffee used.
These factors affect the
amount of water retained
by the coffee grounds.
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