Kylie Thompson

Hey and sounds like your coffee maker might be dealing with some mineral buildup from hard water, which is a super common issue that can mess with brewing. Before you toss it and get a new one, try descaling it to clear out any limescale that's clogging things up. That often gets everything flowing right again. I've had good luck with the coffee descaler for this kind of problem. It's a liquid solution that works on a bunch of brands and comes in a 32-ounce bottle good for eight uses, so it's efficient and should handle your old pot without any hassle. Just follow the instructions on the bottle, run a cycle with the descaler, then rinse thoroughly with water a couple times. If that doesn't fix it, could be something else like a worn-out part, but this is a simple first step worth trying.

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I had recurring freezes that turned out to be one corrupt file sending the indexer into a loop. I removed the last batch of books I had added & did a long restart until the logo came up, then added them back one at a time and found the troublemaker which, yeah splitting that big PDF into smaller chunks and lowering image weight fixed it. If you can,, clear more space than you think you need and let the device sit plugged in and idle to finish background work. Then read with airplane mode on during the day. Keep at least a couple gigs free and try a plain text novel as a baseline. If that is smooth, the issue is the heavy files, not the reader. Worth a try.

State constraints first. I start with I am not available after 5 due to childcare, so here are two viable options. Repeat the dependency by name and date. Then email the summary right after the meeting.