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Question: how do i stop the coffee pot from leaking coffee
Document: Great, large, and hot! with my large family, 4 coffee drinkers, the traditional 12 cups was not enough,  Now we can all enjoy our coffee without having to stop and make another pot!
I have to say that I was pleased with this unit in most all ways... larger pot than normal, multiple heat settings for the warmer, brews good coffee. The only drawbacks I found were: 1) The feature that supposedly stops the brewing if you want to grab a quick cup does not instantly stop the water drip... so you get water dripping down onto the warmer.
I bought this identical coffee pot (at Costco) in March of 2013. In June of 2014 it became erratic. Brewing would stop in mid-cycle but with turning off and on it would limp on to completion and beep saying it was finished. Finally lost patience with it and since I had purchased it at Costco I returned it for a full refund - no questioned asked.
Before buying, we researched this coffee maker and very one seemed pleased with this cuisinart coffee maker, so we figured it'd be a good purchase. And for the first six months, it was great. I really liked the Bold setting and timer worked just fine.Then after six months, it would stop mid-brew. A week after that it would stop after brewing a few cups. Now I have to press the button five or six times to brew a full pot and even then there is no guarantee.
I'll let you know how it goes. A few dollars to fix the hose instead of replacing the whole coffee pot is good.Update#2: I replaced the rubber tube that was leaking and it works great now with no leaks. Total cost with shipping was around $8 from McMaster-Carr part# 5236K73. Exact same hose down to the color.
They've fixed all the issues that were wrong with the 1200, like water leaking on the counter when you open the lid ( although if you didn't open it all the way most of the water dripped back into the maker), putting the water measurement on the outside of the pot ( so love this, I have a pull out faucet so it's super easy to fill now!
Sturdy, simple to operate, fully meets my expectations. It looks good on the counter top and doesn't take up too much room. I typically pour the first cup before the brewing is done...there is little steam or leaking  and when the pot is replaced, the brewing continues as if there were no interruption. The carafe cleans easily as does the filter basket (aftermarket).
I purchased this to replace my old Cusinart coffee maker that had slowed brewing almost to a stop. So far it has worked perfectly and has some new improvements. I like the fact that I can brew 14 cups when company comes. The water measurment is easier with the outside view. Cusinart has been a good product for me and always has good consumer reviews.
I have had two previous coffee makers and both suffered from the same design problems. Both of them had snap-down tops that eventually stopped snapping down. This last coffeemaker (Mr. Coffee, never again!) lasted only a month or two before this problem was so bad that the machine would stop several times while making coffee for no apparent reason. I had to prop things on top and use duct tape. Seriously, could these machines be made any cheaper?
we love this coffeemaker. we had the 12-cup before for several years.. and it started leaking. we are a coffee-drinking family, so the 14 cup is perfect for us. and it does pour better into the reservoir than the 12 cup did. love the button for bold too.
Answer: Do you mean when you do not wait for the brewing cycle to finish and the machine has not beeped at completion?  I don't know.  My machine drips if I pull the pot out before it has completed brewing.  ALSO, be sure to have the main coffee filter holder clicked into place.  Ugh!  Huge mess!  Coffee grounds all over the inside of my pot. It is still better than the previous model.  I do not use the reusable filter.  I use the paper filters.  Hope this helps!