Being that it is on "wheels" does it stay in one place when you remove or replace carafe?
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The wheels are actually set up to allow the coffee maker to rotate, giving you easy access to the rear water reservoir. The coffee maker will not move back and forth unintentionally, especially with 12 cups of water/coffee inside.
1337138
Yes, it stays where you put it. Never had any problem with it moving when I remove or replace the carafe.
1337139
The quick answer is... Yes. Calling the little plastic rollers "wheels" is a bit of a stretch, however they do the job. You really have to try to move the coffee-maker intentionally. Hope this helps.
1337140
It stays put, we haven't had any problem with ours moving. You pretty well have to intentionally move it.
1337141
It stays in one place - I don't even use the wheels (I pour the water in the tank from the carafe). So, no, the machine won't wiggle around on the counter! It is - hands down - the finest coffee maker I've ever had. And I've had those costing 4-5 times as much as this one. Get it while you can - they are really kind of hard to find sometimes.
787726
Only once, when basket wasn't seated properly. But if all is where it belongs and lid snaps on securely (you can tell when the spring mechanism at the bottom of the basket engages with the lid of the carafe) everything works fine.
1575666
The glued plastic trim around the top of the carafe in the original has been done away with. That's the part that leaked. This one is all glass and works perfectly.
382725
Hi Hilary, YES! The entire carafe will come apart. The filter screws away from the plunger to make for easy cleaning of each. The glass carafe fits snuggly the metal holder but will slip out for cleaning. I LOVE MY FRENCH PRESS! Pam W. Biloxi MS
817567
The two parts do not separate. It is a bit of a strange design... The handles blocks some of the safety instructions on the glass. This being said, I have no problem getting the coffee maker totally clean.
548437
No. Mine does not stop when the carafe is removed. The brewing time is much quicker with the Bunn so you do not have to wait very long.
1478912
When the lid is removed, the top of the carafe is flat. I have never done that but is looks like it would work. The opening is about 2 1/2 ".
818631
Yes, the unit is skid proof. It does not move when removing the carafe. It has rubber on the base.
43064
The carafe should no leak and does have the pause and serve capabilities. If you are experiencing any problems please contact us at www.mrcoffee.com/contactus.
62188
I have had no problem with our coffee maker including the carafe. Sorry I can't help - we love the front access feature.
211410
I have had this for a few months with not a drop inside. I do not put in dishwasher at all or submerse very often. All it takes is a wipe with a rag to keep clean. Great carafe.
914730
I've had the same problem. Bad design. The workaround that I've found is to close the top before putting the carafe in place. If you put the carafe in first and then close the top, it doesn't seem to work as well.
325101
Yes, it unscrews. I LOVE this thermos! I have five of them. I reserve two for coffee, because there's a slight coffee smell if I try to put water in after the coffee.
297460
yes. I perch the cup on the lid of the carafe so it doesn't have too far to drop.
1984056
No. It is securely attached. There are rails on the bottom, 2 on each side attached to the bottom of the outside housing unit. The drawer has a rail with a metal ball soldered to the back of the rail so that the rail on the drawer glides in between the two rails on the housing unit. The metal ball keeps the drawer from falling out, or being pulled too far out. It fits perfectly underneath a Nespresso citiz with the milk frothing platform attached to the right side.
1421937
Sorry...took some time to check...it appears that the carafe is not double walled.
1786446
Yes. That's part of the sealing system. Allows the coffee to brew into the carafe while keeping it sealed. When your pour, the ball rolls back and you can pour the coffee. Perfectly normal.