The clock runs about 2 to 1 making the timer useless. Like most things from amazon lately, not only was it late but it's junk.
Update: I figured out the clock problem. Had to find the resolution on the internet on redit. Mr. Coffee people didn't have a clue.
Update: Clock went back to running to fast after about 3 hours. So i drained it. Threw it to the floor, stomped it a bit and took the pieces to the dumpster. Then I went to Walmart and got a good Bunn coffee maker for about 20 bucks more. But it's a 100 bucks more in quality. What I should have done in the first place. Don't waste your good money on this corporate/government sanctioned rip off of the American people.
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| capacity | 96 fluid ounces | 12 cups | 50 ounces | 12.0 cups, 1.0 cups | 7 pints | 3 quarts |
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Heavy Drips While Pouring
Observations:1. Big lid and big pouring opening, but the carafe lid design allows water to flow around the pouring spout. I pour supply water from the carafe.2. My cabinets are 18-1/2" above the countertop - the coffee maker measures 19-1/2" to the top of the open lid, so it has to be moved out from under the cabs to fill and air-dry after use.3. Dimensions: 7-1/2" wide X 11" deep X 12-1/2" tall with lid closed.4. Quieter than perhaps all other makers I've had in the past. But most tend to get noiser as time goes by.5. Has few controls (which I like): On/off with auto-off after 4 hrs, Delayed brew (can program start time), digital clock.6. Uses basket (flat-bottom) filters with swing-over water dispenser.7. Simple, clean look - doesn't have a lot of control buttons that rarely get used.8. Coffee tastes as good as from any previous maker I've used, from over $150 & down. Either I'm not a connoisseur or my opinion that making a consistent cup involves pouring hot water over coffee grounds.Unacceptable Problem (for me)Any coffee maker produces a lot of condensation under the lid. Unfortunately, when pouring a cup from this unit, condensation runs toward the front of the lid, around (not all into) the pouring spout, onto my countertop.Why? As compared to my previous Mr. Coffee, 12-cup maker, the recessed groove in the lid that fits over the carafe seems to be shallower - doesn't fit down inside the carafe as deeply, so liquid can more easily get into that groove and run over the lip of the carafe that isn't covered by the lid. At least, that's my best guess.My morning routine includes reading emails & news online while having toast & multiple cups of coffee. The mouse is in an area adjacent to the coffee cup. To keep it dry, I have to wipe up the drips after each pour, before 'mousing'.My ancient, previous Mr. Coffee didn't have that problem, so I'll dig it out for more use while returning this one & looking for a maker with a better fitting lid.Why am I replacing the old one? Wife thinks the carafe is starting to look tacky from years of washings.
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Observations:
1. Big lid and big pouring opening, but the carafe lid design allows water to flow around the pouring spout. I pour supply water from the carafe.
2. My cabinets are 18-1/2" above the countertop - the coffee maker measures 19-1/2" to the top of the open lid, so it has to be moved out from under the cabs to fill and air-dry after use.
3. Dimensions: 7-1/2" wide X 11" deep X 12-1/2" tall with lid closed.
4. Quieter than perhaps all other makers I've had in the past. But most tend to get noiser as time goes by.
5. Has few controls (which I like): On/off with auto-off after 4 hrs, Delayed brew (can program start time), digital clock.
6. Uses basket (flat-bottom) filters with swing-over water dispenser.
7. Simple, clean look - doesn't have a lot of control buttons that rarely get used.
8. Coffee tastes as good as from any previous maker I've used, from over $150 & down. Either I'm not a connoisseur or my opinion that making a consistent cup involves pouring hot water over coffee grounds.
Unacceptable Problem (for me)
Any coffee maker produces a lot of condensation under the lid. Unfortunately, when pouring a cup from this unit, condensation runs toward the front of the lid, around (not all into) the pouring spout, onto my countertop.
Why? As compared to my previous Mr. Coffee, 12-cup maker, the recessed groove in the lid that fits over the carafe seems to be shallower - doesn't fit down inside the carafe as deeply, so liquid can more easily get into that groove and run over the lip of the carafe that isn't covered by the lid. At least, that's my best guess.
My morning routine includes reading emails & news online while having toast & multiple cups of coffee. The mouse is in an area adjacent to the coffee cup. To keep it dry, I have to wipe up the drips after each pour, before 'mousing'.
My ancient, previous Mr. Coffee didn't have that problem, so I'll dig it out for more use while returning this one & looking for a maker with a better fitting lid.
Why am I replacing the old one? Wife thinks the carafe is starting to look tacky from years of washings.
1. Big lid and big pouring opening, but the carafe lid design allows water to flow around the pouring spout. I pour supply water from the carafe.
2. My cabinets are 18-1/2" above the countertop - the coffee maker measures 19-1/2" to the top of the open lid, so it has to be moved out from under the cabs to fill and air-dry after use.
3. Dimensions: 7-1/2" wide X 11" deep X 12-1/2" tall with lid closed.
4. Quieter than perhaps all other makers I've had in the past. But most tend to get noiser as time goes by.
5. Has few controls (which I like): On/off with auto-off after 4 hrs, Delayed brew (can program start time), digital clock.
6. Uses basket (flat-bottom) filters with swing-over water dispenser.
7. Simple, clean look - doesn't have a lot of control buttons that rarely get used.
8. Coffee tastes as good as from any previous maker I've used, from over $150 & down. Either I'm not a connoisseur or my opinion that making a consistent cup involves pouring hot water over coffee grounds.
Unacceptable Problem (for me)
Any coffee maker produces a lot of condensation under the lid. Unfortunately, when pouring a cup from this unit, condensation runs toward the front of the lid, around (not all into) the pouring spout, onto my countertop.
Why? As compared to my previous Mr. Coffee, 12-cup maker, the recessed groove in the lid that fits over the carafe seems to be shallower - doesn't fit down inside the carafe as deeply, so liquid can more easily get into that groove and run over the lip of the carafe that isn't covered by the lid. At least, that's my best guess.
My morning routine includes reading emails & news online while having toast & multiple cups of coffee. The mouse is in an area adjacent to the coffee cup. To keep it dry, I have to wipe up the drips after each pour, before 'mousing'.
My ancient, previous Mr. Coffee didn't have that problem, so I'll dig it out for more use while returning this one & looking for a maker with a better fitting lid.
Why am I replacing the old one? Wife thinks the carafe is starting to look tacky from years of washings.
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