Will it dispense coffee once it shuts off or would one have to reach inside and get the coffee tank out in order to get at the brewed coffee?
1769140
It shuts off automatically after 2hrs like most coffee makers. At that point you can either push the start button to turn it on again to dispense any remaining coffee or you may choose to make a new pot. It operates like a normal coffee maker except that there is no need for a carafe.
1769141
It stays on for up to 4 hrs, depending on your selection, and will pour during those hrs. If you need it after that, either you'll have to push the start button again, or take the tank out.
1769142
I find if it's shortly after it turns off,it will poor - but,it's been off for a while you either need to turn it back on to get it to poor or take the canister out to get the coffee.
2043742
Coffee goes in from the top. If you have it under a countertop you will need to move it out.
2227400
Sorry I am not sure what you mean. I bought this coffee maker for my daughter and she loves it. When you pull the coffee pot out before it is done it will pause. Hope this helps.
1918048
"it does not have the "pause and serve" function?" however when you p/u the cafafe it automatic shut the brew off and wont spill / i have had mine for over a year , love it, it fits under my cabinets, and don't have to be taken out to make coffee.
1719958
No it doesn't. The way this coffee maker difuses coffee you don't want to take any coffee until the whole pot is brewed.
2131034
I never unplug mine. It has a button on the side you push to start the brewing and it shuts off when brewing is done.
647572
I unscrew the lid until the coffee can flow fairly freely, but I hold the lid on while I pour, because I have to unscrew it to the point that it can fall off, resulting in coffee all over. (Definitely not the result you're looking for).
998993
The water is in a removable jug-like reservoir and the amount of water in it is not relevant to the amount that is dispensed. You just push a button to dispense the coffee and push it again to stop. I pour a double shot from one pod and it is fine.
1231586
It does not drip after dispensing. I don't know what you mean by "shut off." However, mine clogged from drying after a period of inactivity.
1607910
Kind of.... it has a small low-med-high knob that is turned by hand. I can't say for sure if the low extreme is 'off', though. I believe it is advised to keep unplugged when finished, so that might be the only way to totally shut it off. I have, on occasion, ran it (and the coffee maker) through a timer switch on the wall socket. The heavy duty kind for heaters and other high draw appliances. This is the kind that has the little on the top the over ride the on-off cycle. http://www.amazon.com/Intermatic-TN311-Heavy-Grounded-Timer/dp/B005MMSTNG/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1412815725&sr=8-3&keywords=lamp+timers
1659571
You can hold a container up to the push button and drain it or simply lift out the container the coffee is in and dump. I wait until after it's cooled off and I am ready to make coffee for the next morning. I rinse mine well each day before I make a new pot for the next day. It all comes apart and back together really very simply. BEST coffee maker ever! We have had ours since July and to be honest, if it broke tomorrow, we would buy another, we like it that well.
2156352
You need to have the brew basket pushed to the left and locked in the open position. If it is closed, and you cannot see the open filter basked with the filter in it, then it will not grind and assumes that you have pre-ground coffee in it.
1526806
Yes when there more coffee to grind it stop. Not sure if it shut off but it does stop.
96574
Yes. When you pull the green part off, the cup and empty it, then kind of knock the ground off the rest. just push through with your finger on the inside part and the cap will just pop off. I had the same issue of struggling to get it off. Just make sure you tap it first to get all the grounds out or you'll get the grounds on your finger. Hope that makes sense.
1659569
Open the top lid, remove the basket containing the grounds, and use the handle to lift out the tank with the remaining coffee, then pour the old coffee down the sink drain. Dispose of the grounds (not down the drain), rinse the basket and tank and your ready to do another brew.
2001234
Yes. It stays on for a little while then shuts off just like a regular coffee pot.
44592
I take the basket off, pour the coffee, and put the basket back when I put the pot back on the burner. I use most or all of the coffee just after it's brewed so it's not a problem for me. Also, it's not attached as much as it is sitting there, so it's not a hassle to attach and detach. It's easier to fill while it sits on top of the coffee pot than regular baskets which are in the brewer. If you have to pour the coffee multiple times, it might be a hassle.