It might be worth using some dielectric grease on connections like that and in all future appliances that you work on to help mitigate water ingress and corrosion. I mean corrosion is bound to happen on these appliances either because of poor design or user error. Top job, Vince.
My father had an old 1940s Standard car, it had a similar sliding mechanism using 4 sprung hook style bent sprung rods that opened and closed the door windows. The only difference was 2 springs that stopped the mechanism slamming open or closed. It was a simple mechanism that worked well,,, You lifted the window about 3" and it would click and slide all the way up, again pull down about the same distance, click and down the window would go, the added springs made it move smoothly.
re: recycling - they do recycle the pods themselves, you can ask for a bag and they'll send one to you, you fill it up with capsules and send it back, or take it to the local shop. They turn the aluminum into neat things, and use the coffee grounds to grow rice and they donate the rice to world food bank.
For recycling the Nespresso pods, you can get a Duait press called the EcoPress that ejects the grounds out the pod (and turns it inside-out) so it can just go in the usual aluminium recycling - they are only a tenner too :)
@@MichaelArlt most councils have facilities to recycle aluminium and food waste, so it's not really needed when the consumer can recycle all the waste very easily
@@Sparks0001 Im talking about waste, not recyclable leftovers. Bosch for instance, does build pods, which are not recyclable but waste. You're simply not allowed to throw it in the recycle bin. I did clearly refer to companies, producing excessive waste.
Good work fixing the coffee maker Vince mate. I am fixing seven new 18650s into our stick vac. Had to buy a more powerful spot welder because my other little spot welder wouldn’t spot weld the thicker terminals and 18650 battery end caps. Little welder works on AA Eneloops but not on the 18650s.
Interesting, because I recently worked on a Metabo battery pack and I too had trouble using my spot welder. I need a more powerful one. I will release the video in a couple of weeks. It didn't even make it through the first nickel strip 😂
The milk frother will stop by itself when it is ready. The coffee machine takes time to heat up the water before it will make a coffee. But besides all this, this machine is great, but it has some design issues which cause leaking coffee in the capsule dispenser. Some parts will need replacement in the end. I know this, because I own one myself.
Never wanted one of these machines, but I'm glad you fixed it. I think you can now get after market pods that you can refill yourself, so less pollution..
Good fix! Re the frother press the button and it will turn off automatically when ready and hot, if you hold the button down it will show blue and froth cold with no heat.
Lucky a bit as I expected to have it a water leak somewhere. As manuals are overrated: yes there is always a certain „descale button procedure“, the milk frother should stop independently when done foaming up (if not interrupted untimely 😅) and the simpler Nespresso machines do not have a cleaning cycle (by design).. Cheers mate, you are an inspiration!
It's a great machine. The only issue I had after many years was related to the optical sensor that reads the tray (if it is closed or not)... A simple clean did it.
Be careful plugging stuff into long unreeled extention leads, mate. I know a girl that managed to totally melt one at work, when she plugged in a 2KW light! 😂 Also, I think you now officially own more coffee machines than Starbucks and Costa put together! 😛
Good point. Just for the record, the reel will heat up much more if it is coiled than uncoiled. Several reasons for this. First of all, when coiled, everything is in a confined space so resistive heat loss from the resistance of the copper wires is confined to the drum and when uncoiled it escapes more easily into the air, second there is a certain amount of inductive self heating going on in coiled wires that doesn't happen when they are unreeled. Finally 2KW on an extension reel, not a great idea in the first place.
I know and I still have another coffee machine to look at that I got years ago 😂 This extension lead is 50m so when I am doing proper work I unreel it, but for short testing it stays reeled up as it takes an eternity to reel it all back in. Funnily enough I mentioned that in an upcoming carpet cleaner video that was filmed about a month ago 👍
As always you videos are very interesting. Nice fix! About the coffee.. threw that capsules and stay with the beans.. those capsules are filled with nitrogen when sealed up at the factory. The coffee taste will never be fresh like ground beans machine.
As a recent convert to Nespresso, purely for the convenience, it's interesting to see an upmarket machine. I have a very basic one but the principle is the same. Where I live in Australia the local chemist shop collects the capsules for recycling, not sure about the UK.
Top job again Vince, well done. If you're anything like me in the mornings, you'll have both of your machines running at the same time for a 'double shot - caffeine injection' just to get you moving a little faster 😵💫
I have the Delonghi prima donna which uses coffee beans and it's fully automatic another words it will grind your beans make you a coffee and then fluffy milk all-in-one go however they are pricing machines. And oh yes coffee beans are extremely good for the garden especially if you have rhododendrons and also snails and slugs hate coffee beans so put them around your veggies to stop the slugs and snails getting to your vegetables.
Nice fix as always, I have one put aside that needs looking at, think the issue I have with the one here is more mechanical that it is squashing pods so should be interesting to take a look at.
@@Mymatevince good thanks, not done as much on TH-cam recently due to family and work, but a few nice things planned. Thanks for the tip, will take a look soon.
I wonder if because it was your first brew with the machine after being broken, then repaired, then descaled, it possibly still had some old residue from past uses, even though you cleaned it, also some of the descaling stuff could have still been knocking around, just a thought and as usual another very interesting fix
@@Mymatevince I know that feeling too! It must be something in the air! Hence no video last week on my channel. Spent hours on a small casio keyboard, i got it about 95% working but then the main chip died, which I think was one of the weird faults it had anyway...
@@Mymatevince Yes, got the oil leak fixed, still have a couple of minor issues to sort like the back brakes but at least it's back on the road. I'm currently at the repair cafe, seems quiet today though..
it probably got wet in the top because someone turned it upside while working on it without carrying out the empty system mode. btw the frother will turn itself off when its finished doing its job. press n hold the frother button it just froths without heating.
I would love to see a video, or an explanation on how you find these type of cheap "for repair" items. Do you keep notifications on for certain categories? Love the videos!
I can see you fixed the corrosion on the cable connector but what about the water leak or did I miss something, love all your videos and still learning
These are wifi enabled too so you can control it via an app. I have bought 3 or 4 of these to fix as and re sell as they have a common fault with the brew chamber that is easily fixed.
Gr8 vid! I got the milk and expert for 5 years myself. It always had some problems but i was able to fix it after all. Machine worked perfectly until today. I put it in descaling mode and the machine produces (cold) water for 5 sec and keeps the pump going for about another 20 sec. No water being consumed. I can't get it out of descaling mode, factory reset doesn't work (can't complete it in descaling mode). If i replug the machine it remains in descaling mode. I've read something about replacing the motherboard. I can't imagine that the boiler/compressor is broken, because before descaling this worked fine! Can i use your wishdom, what would you suggest?❤ Need to get it fixed asap otherwise my pregnant wife will kill me haha.😂 For now i will try to keep it unplugged for at least 24 hours, hoping for a memory reset or smh. And then try again.
Without watching back the video I think I had on an Omega Speedmaster from 1994. It was mainly made for the Japanese market so it is slightly smaller than other Speedmasters 👍
Vince, I eas surprised to see you intrigued by the Nespresso frother? Didn't I originally find your channel when you repaired a blown thermal fuse on one of these similar Nespresso units? Or did I just invent that memory?
That liquid was likely on the bottom possibly from a spill, these krups machines let liquid in fairly easily from coffee spills and when someone else tried opening it and put it on its side or upside down it likely trickled to the side panel. Either way, maybe we'll never know. :D
I got this coffee machine second hand and they used it all the time but now I’ve got it, it’s not turning on. I try the button, the temp and the pod opening but nothing is working. Please help 😢
i never understand why they never include an actual waste water tub for descaling, that properly fits over the drip tray part, and under the spout, or a way to remove the drip tray so you can hav it flat on the worksurface instead...
I think that I should be listed as the old coffee curmudgeon from the comment section. I'm content with that moniker. I don't fault people for enjoying these machines. I'm kind of a sucker for mechanical contrivances, but when it comes to coffee, it's simple. Dirty water made by fresh roasted, shaved pellets that smells divine.
I had 2 of these, the first one I returned as it leaked the coffee, the 2nd one done exactly the same thing, I sold it on a car boot for £20, pile of junk
Mentioning depositing bowels, whilst presenting thick brown liquid, spoiled my enjoyment on this occasion. Try good quality adjustable ultrasonic deterrents, they do work.
An expensive way to make coffee (especially when you drink as much as me!) btw, the idea of using coffee grounds on your garden is a myth, the caffeine acually acts as a herbicide!
Two main issues I have with these. They taste foul compared to grinding your own and also, for what they are, expensive (the pods). I sometimes add a pinch of salt to my fresh ground coffee which actually helps to bring the flavour out more. These are more a gimmick imho.
I would never use a used coffee maker or anything that involves food because you have no idea what the previous person made in them. They could have brewed dirty water, chicken broth, cat turds, who knows what went through that thing before you got it. I'd rather take my chances with a new food appliance.
Well, I think the base design is flawed, a machine mixing heat, water and electronic boards will unavoidably fail... A suggestion - you could have covered those connectors with hot glue (assuming that in the positions they are the glue will not melt), so that you would protect the contacts somewhat from corrosion and that would be easily reversible.
Vince, L'OR coffee is s**t. Trying some italian coffee like Kimbo, Lavazza or Lollo. I tried all of these including L'OR. L'OR is dirty water compare to these three.
Hi Vince Please excuse my user name its my name in reverse the kids did it anyway could the gears that drive the the brush be jaming causing the motor to stop and trip
These overly-complicated, over-engineered "coffee" machines that profess to make having a coffee "quick and easy" are atrocities. Between the tiny cups of pre-ground, pre-mutilated coffee bean material that cannot be recycled to the dirty water reservoirs to the electronic bits that fail. It's like buying a $500 machine to squeeze juice out of a packet of - juice. All the waste from my coffee making procedure which begins with dated, whole beans ends up in the garden. Biodegradable and the plants like it.
A man after my own heart! Great job Vince, two sugars no milk please 😊
I thought you only drank instant coffee Phil ! ☕
@marcyd2007 yeah but that's just because I'm a cheap prick 🤣
At 19 mins and 29 sec there looks to be water below the temp knob you mite have a water leak inside. keep up the great work you do fixing things.
It might be worth using some dielectric grease on connections like that and in all future appliances that you work on to help mitigate water ingress and corrosion. I mean corrosion is bound to happen on these appliances either because of poor design or user error. Top job, Vince.
My father had an old 1940s Standard car, it had a similar sliding mechanism using 4 sprung hook style bent sprung rods that opened and closed the door windows.
The only difference was 2 springs that stopped the mechanism slamming open or closed.
It was a simple mechanism that worked well,,,
You lifted the window about 3" and it would click and slide all the way up, again pull down about the same distance, click and down the window would go, the added springs made it move smoothly.
With all these coffee machines your entire family has to be hyped up, lol. Thanks for the video Vince. Always apprecaiated
#TravisDidIt! 😂
What do you mean?
@@eadweard. inside joke with me and Travis lol
re: recycling - they do recycle the pods themselves, you can ask for a bag and they'll send one to you, you fill it up with capsules and send it back, or take it to the local shop. They turn the aluminum into neat things, and use the coffee grounds to grow rice and they donate the rice to world food bank.
Thanks Vince. Great fix (as usual). This would rather be a coffee break fix than a tea break fix. Keep up the good work 😊. You are the best!
For recycling the Nespresso pods, you can get a Duait press called the EcoPress that ejects the grounds out the pod (and turns it inside-out) so it can just go in the usual aluminium recycling - they are only a tenner too :)
Seems a lot of work for something that will end up in the same pile as the grouts back or the yard lol
Companies producing the waste should be held accountable for the excessive waste. That would be the right path to go.
@@MichaelArlt most councils have facilities to recycle aluminium and food waste, so it's not really needed when the consumer can recycle all the waste very easily
@@Sparks0001 Im talking about waste, not recyclable leftovers. Bosch for instance, does build pods, which are not recyclable but waste. You're simply not allowed to throw it in the recycle bin.
I did clearly refer to companies, producing excessive waste.
Good work fixing the coffee maker Vince mate. I am fixing seven new 18650s into our stick vac. Had to buy a more powerful spot welder because my other little spot welder wouldn’t spot weld the thicker terminals and 18650 battery end caps. Little welder works on AA Eneloops but not on the 18650s.
Interesting, because I recently worked on a Metabo battery pack and I too had trouble using my spot welder. I need a more powerful one. I will release the video in a couple of weeks. It didn't even make it through the first nickel strip 😂
The milk frother will stop by itself when it is ready. The coffee machine takes time to heat up the water before it will make a coffee. But besides all this, this machine is great, but it has some design issues which cause leaking coffee in the capsule dispenser. Some parts will need replacement in the end. I know this, because I own one myself.
Great fix glad it works again Shame the coffee pods are so expensive 😢
Aldi do knock off ones that fit and are about half the price. But you have to order from the warehouse to get the outer boxes. Worth it though!
Never wanted one of these machines, but I'm glad you fixed it.
I think you can now get after market pods that you can refill yourself,
so less pollution..
Good fix! Re the frother press the button and it will turn off automatically when ready and hot, if you hold the button down it will show blue and froth cold with no heat.
Great fix that dome disc you cleaned for the switch are normally silver or silver plated and tarnish easily
Nicely done Vince thanks 😊
Oh yes, like the similar ones I found in the QUAD audio system 👍👍
@@Mymatevince yes that’s the one I couldn’t remember what it was 🤪
Nice fix! The milk frother works best when you pour out the milk as soon as it is done. If you let it sit, it will make it harder to pour
Lucky a bit as I expected to have it a water leak somewhere. As manuals are overrated: yes there is always a certain „descale button procedure“, the milk frother should stop independently when done foaming up (if not interrupted untimely 😅) and the simpler Nespresso machines do not have a cleaning cycle (by design).. Cheers mate, you are an inspiration!
It's a great machine. The only issue I had after many years was related to the optical sensor that reads the tray (if it is closed or not)... A simple clean did it.
Be careful plugging stuff into long unreeled extention leads, mate. I know a girl that managed to totally melt one at work, when she plugged in a 2KW light! 😂
Also, I think you now officially own more coffee machines than Starbucks and Costa put together! 😛
Good point. Just for the record, the reel will heat up much more if it is coiled than uncoiled. Several reasons for this. First of all, when coiled, everything is in a confined space so resistive heat loss from the resistance of the copper wires is confined to the drum and when uncoiled it escapes more easily into the air, second there is a certain amount of inductive self heating going on in coiled wires that doesn't happen when they are unreeled. Finally 2KW on an extension reel, not a great idea in the first place.
I know and I still have another coffee machine to look at that I got years ago 😂
This extension lead is 50m so when I am doing proper work I unreel it, but for short testing it stays reeled up as it takes an eternity to reel it all back in. Funnily enough I mentioned that in an upcoming carpet cleaner video that was filmed about a month ago 👍
As always you videos are very interesting. Nice fix! About the coffee.. threw that capsules and stay with the beans.. those capsules are filled with nitrogen when sealed up at the factory. The coffee taste will never be fresh like ground beans machine.
As a recent convert to Nespresso, purely for the convenience, it's interesting to see an upmarket machine. I have a very basic one but the principle is the same. Where I live in Australia the local chemist shop collects the capsules for recycling, not sure about the UK.
Top job again Vince, well done. If you're anything like me in the mornings, you'll have both of your machines running at the same time for a 'double shot - caffeine injection' just to get you moving a little faster 😵💫
I have the Delonghi prima donna which uses coffee beans and it's fully automatic another words it will grind your beans make you a coffee and then fluffy milk all-in-one go however they are pricing machines. And oh yes coffee beans are extremely good for the garden especially if you have rhododendrons and also snails and slugs hate coffee beans so put them around your veggies to stop the slugs and snails getting to your vegetables.
You can buy ones you can fill up with grounds, most shops sell the bags, reckon it'll be cheaper in the long run
May be mentioned here already, but it’s really dangerous to use a rolled up extension lead on high amp devices. Can cause fires, just an FYI.
Nice fix as always, I have one put aside that needs looking at, think the issue I have with the one here is more mechanical that it is squashing pods so should be interesting to take a look at.
Cheers👍 Might be slightly misaligned, hopefully once you strip it down you will be able to see the issue. Hope you're keeping well 👌
@@Mymatevince good thanks, not done as much on TH-cam recently due to family and work, but a few nice things planned.
Thanks for the tip, will take a look soon.
@brake_4_cake thanks, it's only been used with regular pods as it is out machine from work, but some of them were cheap bulk buy pods from online.
Nice fix. I love my Jura bean to cup.. couldn't go back to capsules..
With all of these coffee machines you've fixed, when's the My Mate Vince Cafe going to open?
😂☕
I wonder if because it was your first brew with the machine after being broken, then repaired, then descaled, it possibly still had some old residue from past uses, even though you cleaned it, also some of the descaling stuff could have still been knocking around, just a thought and as usual another very interesting fix
Great little fix Vince :) Nice Job. Well done.
Thanks Mick, I needed this one...I've had 2 weeks of nightmare items so this was a welcome relief 👌
@@Mymatevince I know that feeling too! It must be something in the air! Hence no video last week on my channel. Spent hours on a small casio keyboard, i got it about 95% working but then the main chip died, which I think was one of the weird faults it had anyway...
@@BuyitFixit So annoying! Hopefully your next one will go your way. Did you get your car sorted?
@@Mymatevince Yes, got the oil leak fixed, still have a couple of minor issues to sort like the back brakes but at least it's back on the road. I'm currently at the repair cafe, seems quiet today though..
@@BuyitFixit Good news on the car. Hope something interesting comes into the cafe for you👍
My mic didn’t record a whole episode! What a nightmare that was! Good catch!
I HATE it when I don't record or the mic isn't plugged in. It is always on the best part of the videos as well 😂
brilliant sponsor segue, great vid 😎
it probably got wet in the top because someone turned it upside while working on it without carrying out the empty system mode.
btw the frother will turn itself off when its finished doing its job.
press n hold the frother button it just froths without heating.
I would love to see a video, or an explanation on how you find these type of cheap "for repair" items. Do you keep notifications on for certain categories? Love the videos!
I can see you fixed the corrosion on the cable connector but what about the water leak or did I miss something, love all your videos and still learning
well done.i've repaired a few
When it comes to cleaning corroded connectors like that, I just remove the connector. It's really easy to unpin them and slide the housing off.
PCBWay do Titanium? Hold my beer while I make a Titanic submersible.
coffee grinds are high in potassium ,tomato plants love them :)
These are wifi enabled too so you can control it via an app. I have bought 3 or 4 of these to fix as and re sell as they have a common fault with the brew chamber that is easily fixed.
grrr another video that didn't show up on my front page. Either way im here now. thanks Vince.
Gr8 vid! I got the milk and expert for 5 years myself. It always had some problems but i was able to fix it after all.
Machine worked perfectly until today. I put it in descaling mode and the machine produces (cold) water for 5 sec and keeps the pump going for about another 20 sec. No water being consumed.
I can't get it out of descaling mode, factory reset doesn't work (can't complete it in descaling mode). If i replug the machine it remains in descaling mode.
I've read something about replacing the motherboard. I can't imagine that the boiler/compressor is broken, because before descaling this worked fine!
Can i use your wishdom, what would you suggest?❤ Need to get it fixed asap otherwise my pregnant wife will kill me haha.😂
For now i will try to keep it unplugged for at least 24 hours, hoping for a memory reset or smh. And then try again.
I would have potentially investigated where the coffee came from just in case it was a leaking pump or pipe.
If you press and hold the button on the frother, it will froth the milk and not heat it so you can make cold coffees.
great fix but what watch are you wearing?
Without watching back the video I think I had on an Omega Speedmaster from 1994. It was mainly made for the Japanese market so it is slightly smaller than other Speedmasters 👍
Just one question, do you always brew coffee on the kitchen floor ?
Vince, I eas surprised to see you intrigued by the Nespresso frother? Didn't I originally find your channel when you repaired a blown thermal fuse on one of these similar Nespresso units? Or did I just invent that memory?
ngl that was a smooth ad transition
Great fix
Albright! A nice fix!
Sad that for a couple of pennies more, they could have used a waterproof microswitch.
fabulous video vince as always :)
Nice repair!
It doesn’t need to do a clean because the pod acts as the nozzle essentially.
That liquid was likely on the bottom possibly from a spill, these krups machines let liquid in fairly easily from coffee spills and when someone else tried opening it and put it on its side or upside down it likely trickled to the side panel. Either way, maybe we'll never know. :D
Nice repair
I got this coffee machine second hand and they used it all the time but now I’ve got it, it’s not turning on. I try the button, the temp and the pod opening but nothing is working. Please help 😢
yeah, a bean machine would be preferable I think, feels less yuppy also lol. Good fix as usual
well done 😀
Love my Tassimo tbh
Does this count as a Coffee Break Fix?
Really intresting
Great Video Vince Keep It Up!
The owner probably made a coffee and put in on top of the machine and then knocked over -WDYT?
i never understand why they never include an actual waste water tub for descaling, that properly fits over the drip tray part, and under the spout, or a way to remove the drip tray so you can hav it flat on the worksurface instead...
Love that they try and make these things look nice and fancy but in the end it’s flimsy old plastic rubbish haha
Why wont product designer just add a simple descaling button? I always have to keep the manual around my machine to remember all the cryptic steps.
I think that I should be listed as the old coffee curmudgeon from the comment section. I'm content with that moniker. I don't fault people for enjoying these machines. I'm kind of a sucker for mechanical contrivances, but when it comes to coffee, it's simple. Dirty water made by fresh roasted, shaved pellets that smells divine.
nice one vince
I had 2 of these, the first one I returned as it leaked the coffee, the 2nd one done exactly the same thing, I sold it on a car boot for £20, pile of junk
Great video Vince, a pleasure to watch your videos... the sponsor segway was nice XD
my nespresso milk frother does hot and cold on mine you just hold the button few seconds but mine is not attached to the coffee machine 😆
could be that someone stick that machine in the dishwasher 🤣🤣
No wonder you are up that late! So much coffee🦉🦉🦉
🤣
@@Mymatevince a reply at 2am UK time in the night 😀exactly my point 😁😁😁
@@marcellipovsky8222 Haha, proper night owl🤣
@@Mymatevince Don't worry, here it's 3am 🦉🦉🦉 whoohoo
@@marcellipovsky8222 Exactly...Pot calling the kettle black I believe the UK saying is 🤣 Night Night Marcel
Pods from Aldi £1.80 😉
Mentioning depositing bowels, whilst presenting thick brown liquid, spoiled my enjoyment on this occasion. Try good quality adjustable ultrasonic deterrents, they do work.
An expensive way to make coffee (especially when you drink as much as me!) btw, the idea of using coffee grounds on your garden is a myth, the caffeine acually acts as a herbicide!
Two main issues I have with these. They taste foul compared to grinding your own and also, for what they are, expensive (the pods). I sometimes add a pinch of salt to my fresh ground coffee which actually helps to bring the flavour out more. These are more a gimmick imho.
Get yourself on car boots get loads of bargains on there for great content
Work now... forget about it needing to get up to the right temp.
I would never use a used coffee maker or anything that involves food because you have no idea what the previous person made in them. They could have brewed dirty water, chicken broth, cat turds, who knows what went through that thing before you got it. I'd rather take my chances with a new food appliance.
Coffee. Damaged. Nespresso. Expert. Coffee. Machine ??
GRAVITY? Turning maker Upside Down, what Water that remained, drops to Top. ... then there's Condensation.
Its not water damaged it is Coffee damaged 😎
Nice 👍
Well, I think the base design is flawed, a machine mixing heat, water and electronic boards will unavoidably fail... A suggestion - you could have covered those connectors with hot glue (assuming that in the positions they are the glue will not melt), so that you would protect the contacts somewhat from corrosion and that would be easily reversible.
These fancy machines really lose their grace when you open them. Such a cheap construction.
audio really isn't that bad.
Thanks Vikas 👍
You should do more PS3 videos. :)
The it heats the milk and it also stops by itself
Vince, L'OR coffee is s**t. Trying some italian coffee like Kimbo, Lavazza or Lollo. I tried all of these including L'OR. L'OR is dirty water compare to these three.
What a big deal for a simple cuppa.
09:09 whuaaaa, a face! 😅🫶🏼
Once you here it you can't un hear it
Hi Vince Please excuse my user name its my name in reverse the kids did it anyway could the gears that drive the the brush be jaming causing the motor to stop and trip
It looks like instant coffee and Nescafé claims it is not. I would not try it.
These overly-complicated, over-engineered "coffee" machines that profess to make having a coffee "quick and easy" are atrocities. Between the tiny cups of pre-ground, pre-mutilated coffee bean material that cannot be recycled to the dirty water reservoirs to the electronic bits that fail. It's like buying a $500 machine to squeeze juice out of a packet of - juice. All the waste from my coffee making procedure which begins with dated, whole beans ends up in the garden. Biodegradable and the plants like it.
It’s an another Italian Machine, vince you should learn Italian
First
This is a Public Service Announcement for why it's bad to use your coffee maker as a coffee table.
SLLUUUUUUUUURP !!