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Question: Where is the product made? I'm trying to find a coffee maker that is made in the USA, none of the pictures showed a made in __.  If its made in china, I'm not interested.
Document: I find the design of this Cuisinart coffee maker disappointing. It is made in China and it shows. The lid to the pot is not hinged. When you put water in it, you must remove it completely. The spot to pour the water in the coffee maker is quite small. The clock is just about useless. It does not have a lit face and it is very small, so that if I want to read the time I have to get very close.
Anyway, the water tank leaks somewhere....and besides the unit won't turn on at all....just beeps on and off, senses something is wrong? I'll agree, now I'm back to trying to find a coffee maker that works. Had spent so many hours here online trying to make that "right" decision. Other than leaking, this units heats well and seemed to work okay...but just won't hold water! !
We've been using the coffeemaker for one month and have been very happy with the product. Quick to brew, great carafe that doesn't spill coffee out as you pour, easy to operate and program. Only negative I find is in trying to pour water into the opening of the coffeemaker using the carafe. The carafe's size hits the lid preventing me from getting the last few drops of water poured. Easy solution: use a measuring cup instead.I definitely recommend this product!
This coffee maker meets all of my expectations. The coffee is just right and very hot, and the product was made in the USA. It doesn't have alot of bells and whistles - just does its job well. It is very reasonably priced, especially when compared to our previous coffeemaker, which was considerably more expensive and left us with lukewarm coffee not long after brewing.
I bought this coffee maker strictly based on the positive reviews found on Amazon, as it was one of the least expensive and well-reviewed coffee makers. I find it very difficult to pour the water back into the coffee maker. The carafe and the back of the coffee maker were just not made for each other. I usually spill water into the coffee grounds and I'm pouring as slowly as I can.
Ok, I'm sure this product is great but not for use in NZ. Unable to find a programmable drip coffee maker in NZ, I foolishly purchased this online. The postage was more than the product and so I should have been put off by that - but no..... Is the wrong voltage for use in NZ  and the wattage required by the heating element means a transformer is out of the question. Oh well, have certainly learnt from this mistake.
I was so excited to receive my new coffee maker today, especially since it has been three days since I have been able to brew a pot of coffee. I followed all the instructions only to find that when I was going through the &#34;before first use&#34; instructions, that the coffee pot was not working. None of the lights were working except for the 1-4 cup indicator light. That is the only light that is working on the machine.
Chinese made products have been and continue to be problematic. We're going back to Braun or Krups. Even then you have to look at each model and discover if it is assembled in China. Many of the Braun's are assembled in Mexico and Germany and we have had no problem with that.Addendum 9/5/2011:  Found a basic Braun drip coffee-maker online. It's made in Germany. Barely used.
How hard can it be, right? But you then find yourself stressed out trying to find a coffee maker that makes good coffee. It is supposed to be simple - correct temp, showering, extraction, etc...I almost went for the $300 King Kamehameha - Technivorm Moccamaster Coffee Brewer. But really? I mean really? Even that got mixed reviews.
WARNINGWe have owned our Cuisinart DCC-1100 for approx 1&1/2 years. This morning I smelled burning electrical wiring and found the coffee maker smoking! If I hadnt been home to unplug it, I am sure there would have been a fire. It appears that the thermostat for the warming plate failed. Products made in China may not be of the quality we expect......I read about other people experiencing the same thing with this model on another web site. cuisinartsucks.com/
Answer: i googled "coffee makers made in america" and this one came up ???