$72.00
12-CUP CAPACITY: Brews up to 12-cups of coffee at a time, making it ideal for everyday use and entertaining
PROGRAMMABLE: The programmable 24-hour clock and delay timer allows you to schedule your brewing so you can have hot coffee when you wake up
PAUSE & SERVE: Need your coffee ASAP? The Pause & Serve feature lets you pour a cup while coffee is still brewing
BOIL DRY PROTECTION: The two-hour automatic shut-off is built in for safety incase you forgot to turn your coffee pot off
KEEP WARM: After the coffee is finished brewing, the automatic keep-warm function will keep your coffee warm for two hours
SIMPLE CONTROLS: There are three controls – On/Off, Program and Hour/Minute. The backlit LED display makes controls easy to read
ANTI-DRIP: The included carafe has anti-drip design so you avoid any messes when pouring coffee
WATER LEVEL MARKINGS: The interior reservoir tank has easy-to-read level markings so you know how much water to put in
REUSABLE FILTER: Reusable filter and removable filter basket are included
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Style:Retro Coffee Maker
Start your morning out right and perk up your day with a freshly brewed pot of coffee! It features an easy-to-read backlit LED display and a push button control panel allows for easy programming on the 24-hour clock and delay timer. The 2-hour automatic shut-off is built in for added safety while the pause-and-serve lets you pour a cup of coffee while in the middle of brewing. Includes a reusable filter and removable filter basket.
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Susan Wilder –
I especially like the looks of this coffee maker. and i get compliments on it often. it is an “eye catcher”. besides looking attractive, it brews good coffee, too. a Keeper for sure.
MINI in the South –
The number one thing I love about this coffee pot: it doesn’t drip when you pour. Not one drop. When I filled my previous coffee maker, no matter what I did or how fast/slow I poured, I dripped it all over the counter. When we poured it in our cups…it dripped. So, this coffee maker, not only looks great, it makes wonderful coffee, is easy to use and program AND doesn’t drip a drop!! The red is the perfect focal point in my kitchen.
Chicagodogs –
Got 6 months before it stopped working like the other reviews. You can see the debris in the ball valve. If you open the bottom you’ll see a semi clear hose with a flow restrictor and ball directional check valve. I cleaned out the debris with running water and drilled the flow restrictor to 1/8″. Works better than new. I like the look, auto on setting and it makes great tasting coffee. It makes a lot of steam while brewing, I’ve never seen that much steam before with other coffee makers. You must wait until it’s done brewing to get a cup. Otherwise it will continue to drain coffee and make a mess. I would like to give more stars but the amount of steam and not being able to grab a cup while it’s brewing without a mess.
kenneth farrand –
love the coffee maker love the old look of red and looks great on my counter top
Jill Fesnick –
Love it so far works great and fast…..matches my microwave
Aaron O –
Bought this as one of my wife’s anniversary Presents (she is a huge Coffee lover). Our kitchen has a lot of Red appliances in it and this coffee maker fits right in. It looks very retro and we get a lot of compliments on it! It works great! The timer function has been the easiest to use of any of our coffee makers and adding water and coffee is so simple even I can use it! Vary pleased with the purchase and was happy that it shipped from the USA!
Lynne –
Haven’t had any of the trouble other are saying. Looks great, runs great. I have had it 2 months now being used twice a day, 5 days a week. I use filters water in mine because where I live we have really hard water with a lot of lime stone in it. That will ruin any Coffey Maker. Besides that it makes your coffee tast horrible. Mine works great and I am happy I bought it.
Eugenia –
Exactly what I was looking for. Retro and contemporary at the same time. Very easy to operate and clean. Matching my red kitchen and gives a new look to my counter.
Juan Carlos Escutia –
-if your coffee pot is steaming over-if it won’t drip-if the water isn’t being sucked in.There is a quick 15 min EASY fix for the do it yourself.- start by removing the first 4 screws on the bottom side of the coffee maker-you’re gonna want to remove the inlet tube next using long needle nose pliers to remove the top and bottom hose clamps. If you’re not sure which one this is. It’s the tube that is connected to the water tank. And you should be able to see 2 objects items inside the tube.-inside this tube there is a ball valve and what I called a fixed orifice tube even though it Might be called something else. It just Restricts the water flow from what I can see. Remove this white fixed orifice from the tube and clean it out. This is what is causing the problem. Coffee grinds are getting into the water tank and then collecting in this little restricted cap of some sort. You should be able to see through this cap. Even if it’s in the tube. I took another pic of when I stuck it back in clean. If you’re looking down the hose and this cap is clean and you can see through the center of it. Then remove the ball valve because it’s probably clogged with coffee.-after cleaning reverse the steps and put it back together.Please like this comment so it gets pushed to the top and help everyone else out who is having this problem. This is an easy fix and just maintenance to your coffee machine.
Jarred M White –
I have to say when you get this thing cleaned up and going right from the start it Brews a mean pot of coffee I put Green Mountain grounds in here and it tastes really good coming from this coffee maker if you have a diner theme you’re going to love this Appliance it goes great in any kitchen with red appliances I would highly recommend this product the functions work as advertised it’s all pretty much plug and play if you want to brew a good pot great coffee maker don’t listen to the negative reviews on here they don’t know what they’re talking about or have never used a coffee maker