KitchenAid Coffee maker Parts — Browse All Models

Brewing tips for your KitchenAid coffee maker

• Use bottled water or filtered water in the coffee maker. Even though many KitchenAid coffee makers have a carbon water filter, coffee comes out better when you fill the coffee maker with filtered water.
• Grind whole coffee beans just before making your coffee and use the fresh ground beans in the coffee maker. Using fresh ground coffee in your coffee maker makes that cup of coffee taste better.
• Use the fine mesh filter instead of a paper filter when brewing coffee. Paper filters absorb oils in the coffee and rob the brewed coffee of taste. Clean the mesh filter often.
• Replace the carbon water filter often. Even if you use filtered or bottled water in your coffee maker, you'll need to replace the carbon water filter regularly so the coffee maker gets a good supply of clean water for brewing.

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• Carafe. The glass carafe holds the brewed coffee.
• Mesh filter. The mesh filter keeps coffee grounds out of the brewed coffee.
• Heating plate element. The heating plate element keeps the brewed coffee warm after brewing.
• Water reservoir heating element. The water reservoir heating element heats the water for brewing.
• Carbon water filter. The carbon water filter traps impurities from the water entering the water reservoir.