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Question: How can I find a replacement carafe for my KBG 741?
Document: I have used my Moccamaster Model # KB(G)H 741 Auto Off with a glass carafe for the very first time this morning and it did make a remarkable cup of "Joe". I still have a nice buzz several hours later that I did not get from 7 or 8 year old Capresso 471 that I retired today. Intrigued by the claims Technivorm makes about brewing temperature I measured the time and temperature of running a full pot of water through each machine.
My wife and I aren't big spenders by any means but on some of the things that we use veryday we will get the bet product we can find. Well this is the best. I look forward to coffee now more than ever.
That appeals to me. It just does what is necessary, and my desire is that when the time comes to make repairs, it will be possible to get replacement parts and keep it in service. I am hopeful that the simplicity of the unit will mean that it will be reliable over time.You should be aware that this machine is designed for Europe and does brew less than typical U.S. built coffee makers. It will brew 10 "European" cups, or 40 ounces of coffee.
I was dreading morning coffee because of the awful-tasting coffee I was getting from my old Mr Coffee, no matter how I varied the coffee/grind/water ratio. In looking for a replacement, the high cost of good coffee pots and the many negative reviews on almost all the brands made my head spin. The Technivorm Moccamaster had hardly any bad reviews but it was so expensive!
After researching this brewer for several months I came to the conclusion that it was worth the higher cost and made the purchase. I have been very happy with the quality of the brewer and can hardly believe what a difference brewing at the proper temp makes in the flavor of the coffee. I home roast my own beans and when I was using a consumer priced coffee maker I couldn't find any discernible difference in the flavor of what should have been a premium coffee.
The first one is still working great. I believe there are replacement parts available (there's an old fashioned concept!) but I've not needed any. So, excellent coffee, no wasted energy, no excess single serve packaging, won't be junk in a landfill in 3 years, maybe not in my lifetime... It's pricey but this is most definitely a case of getting what you pay for. Any inexpensive coffee maker will make the same satisfactory cup, for as long as it lasts.
Our old Braun (made in Germany), auto drip coffeemaker finally died after 30! years... and so began the search for a replacement. I usually prefer to take the time to make coffee with press pot, vac pot, or Eva Solo - all of which can produce great tasting coffee from fresh-ground good quality beans. My wife, however, has an early commute and prefers the convenience of auto drip.
I like making more than one pot if needed....I find the less coffee I make (10 cups) compared to the larger coffee makers the coffee is delicious and fresh. I would rather take the time and effort to make another pot than keep drinking coffee that has been sitting there for a while when I had the larger pots! !When we think about it, we have spent $50 plus for coffee makers year after year.
Seriously.I particularly like that everything comes off for cleaning: spray wand, lids, and filter basket. There are no fiddly hinges to break, and replacement parts are available should that be necessary.The Technivorm is a study in form-follows-function in a sea of plastic coffee makers clad in brushes stainless steel skins. It is solidly built of extruded aluminum and other materials, such as copper, glass, rubber, and plastic. Each material seemingly chosen for specific function.
The Moccamaster totally delivered. Easy to use and clean. It's surprisingly light so easy to move out and back under cabinet when finished. Very user-friendly, simple settings. We've only tried one kind of coffee and it's delicious and not bitter. Looking forward to experimenting with different coffees to find the perfect one. GREAT looking! Very happy.
Answer: Williams Sonoma sells them. Go to their web site, select coffee makers, then select accessories. Here is a link: http://www.williams-sonoma.com/products/technivorm-glass-replacement-carafe/?pkey=ccoffee-accessories&cm;_src=coffee-accessories