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To: Rich1 who wrote (7509)	12/27/2001 9:46:04 PM
From: mph	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 23786

I bought a nifty new coffee maker around 6 months ago. MrL, God love him, is the primary maker of coffee at our house. After a while, the coffee maker would periodically malfunction, with the water not coming through the little holder where the grounds are, thus overspilling and making a great big mess. Never happened to me, so it seemed to be a selective malfunction, much like products cases involving some electrical component where the plaintiff claims the equipment did some weird action without his input, and the problem can never again be duplicated. Anyway, I then procured another coffee maker. Having learned my lesson, I went cheap. I bought a basic Mr Coffee on sale for around 20 bucks. It worked perfectly until a few days ago when it reportedly started doing the same thing. So, what is the constant in this scenario? And what is the problem you are having? I rest my case.<g>