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What may happen if the threaded heating element in a percolator is not very tightly mounted?
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If the threaded heating element in a percolator is not tightly mounted, it can lead to poor heating efficiency and uneven heating of the water. This can result in longer brewing times, inconsistent brewing temperatures, and potentially impact the quality of the coffee produced. Additionally, loose mounting may pose a safety risk due to potential electrical hazards.
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