Does coffee dribble from the carafe?
381701
If you pour at a good angle maybe a drop or two and a little more if your not paying attention.I don't worry about it because all I WANT IS GREAT COFFEE.
582580
I can only guess that there MAY be a plastic/rubber gasket where the metal base meets the glass, however, it is not visible. So, I really can't say for sure. I would suggest you contact the manufacturer. My carafe has never leaked.
255701
yes, it is the shape of the carafe, it is hard to flush and when you pour coffee it drips. But all said, the invention of the insulated carafe is wonderful when you can have a good cup of coffee even two hours after brewing.
332103
Not if you're like me & like coffee very hot. I run a pot of water through the unit first. That get the carafe and the heating coil hot.
1033845
I have not had that problem at all. Pours without a drop. I wonder if your carafe is defective??
2183577
As far as I can see, the portion of the carafe that comes in contact with the coffee is all glass. There is a metal band around the outside bottom of the pot but it has no real bearing on the pouring of the coffee. I have always had good tasting coffee from this pot - but then the coffee you get out of it is only as good as the grinds you put in!
1237018
I have had no problems with the carafe spilling or dripping coffee when pouring a cup. Further, I use the carafe to pour water into the coffee maker without a mess. Also, look at the costco CBC-5200PC Series, it maybe a similar machine but cheaper in price.
1059154
No-the carafe is a thermal carafe. Which I like. The coffee stays hot for hours in it-without getting burnt and that burnt flavor.
2108290
My wife says the answer is yes, kind of. The top stays open but closes very easily, so to fill it she says that the carafe needs to be placed, "just right" and then it will stay open by itself for filling. She puts it in the sink tipped back just a little on the rack we have in the bottom of the sink, then she can fill it without holding the top open. Hope this helps.
281438
Yes. The water pump will pump the water through regardless. I would, however, leave the metal filter in to insure that the water goes directly through to the carafe. I have been very pleased with this coffee maker.
1965605
No, however it brews at the correct temperature and speed. For example, I start mine, and then toast an english muffin, by the time I have the muffin buttered, it is finished brewing. However, if I was doing it again I would get the thermal carafe.
1613375
Yes. It pours without dripping. And if you put hot water in while the coffee brews, the coffee stays warm for over 12 hours.
285507
Yes, it still has a "dribble" problem when you pour. I haven't really figured out why, other than some mornings it dribbles and others it doesn't. Might have something to do with how fast I need that first cup. I just keep a paper towel handy. I would still buy another one. I really like the idea behind not having to worry about a warming unit being left on.
1658514
No, I don't think so, the mouth is fairly small and not level. We brew separately and then pour in to the carafe.
1613371
No, I have had no problems with dripping while pouring. I make a pot of coffee in the morning and while it is brewing I put hot water in this carafe. After I pour my first cup of coffee in my cup I transfer the coffee to this carafe. It is hot into the afternoon and still very warm in the early evening.
1607540
Yes. There is a small drip through spout on the bottom of the filter for the coffee to drip through. Hope this helps!
1151233
Yes, it does. When you remove the carafe, that white button at the bottom of the unit pops out & shuts off the brewing and the heat.