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Question: Do you sell round metal the plunger piece which attaches to the screens and metal rod separately? ours broke :(
Document: It is easy to take off to clean the liner and lid.The plunger is a metal rod that sticks through the lid and has a round metal ball/nut screwed to the top so you have something to hold on to when you push the rod into the coffee grounds. The other end of the rod screws into a 1/2-inch sleeve which rests on the top of a metal base plate with holes in it.
Well made. Double filter is good. Good value. Cleaning the plunger/filter a potential problem because of small piece that hold screens/filters onto plunger can fall off and get lost or go down the drain. Be careful.
This press has so many parts its ridiculous. You have to take the entire thing apart (which is itself difficult, even for my mechanic hubby. It's hard to unscrew, and remember how it all goes back together) to wash it. Once taken apart, there is a little ball, a stick, a round spring looking thing, a metal plate, two screens, the lid, and the actual glass cup. Why couldn't they just make it so you unscrew the screens to wash and that's it?
Seeing this, I checked the magnetism of all the pieces. Every single chrome plated piece was magnetic, this being the outer frame, the lid and both of the platters that hold the filter in place. The top ball on the rod was an exception; still magnetic, but it looks like polished steel; the inside of it was completely rusted.
The first is the press mechanism has too many parts, which makes it easy to lose one. I'll compare this to myBodum Chambord Coffee Press, which is considered by many to be the gold standard in French presses. That one has a rod with an integrated pull ball on top. It screws into a receiver in the filter assembly. Essentially, it's a single rod, plus the three piece filter assembly.
I've been using a french press for my coffee for many years-bought this one to replace one I broke. Yes, they send you a few extra screens, not sure why but maybe to make up for the poorly designed press components. Instead of the normal three to screw on to the main plunger, there are six.
The SterlingPro uses 2 mesh screens, not just one. This practically eliminates any kind of sediment from entering into your cup. The chrome-plated frame elevates the carafe slightly to protect your table from heat.Washing is very easy as well. The metal frame is removable. The plunger disassembles and it's easy to clean with a brush. I recommend rinsing out the mesh after use (intact) and unscrewing it to clean the mesh periodically to prevent trapped particles from collecting and molding.
The pot itself consists of a glass beaker with a stainless steel frame. The beaker fits snugly into the frame, minimizing the risk of wiggling and breaking, but lifts out with a slight tug for easy cleaning. The lid rests lightly on the beaker, with a steel plunger connected to a metal screen device. The pot is supposed to come with two replacement screens for longevity and easy cleaning, but mine included three. Yippee.As a bachelor living alone, I might wish the device was smaller.
I still use a tent when camping, but the days of carrying 65 pound rucksacks are over, so there is the car nearby, and thus it is no problem bringing along a coffee press. My previous one broke however, and I still remembered the reason: the piece that connected the shaft to the circular disk that contained the filter was made of plastic. And it broke. The Sterling Pro one is made of steel, and thus I anticipate it will be much more durable.
This seemed like a good french press until the glass broke when I was making coffee. The french press was room temperature (~70 degrees Fahrenheit) and when I poured hot water in it to make coffee it cracked up the side and across the bottom. Also the lid is two pieces held together by a nut and when I washed the press part of the coffee maker soapy water always got into the two piece lid and came out when I made coffee.
Answer: This is SterlingPro seller. Please contact us by call 1-866-210-9251 or send email through amazon to contact us. We willsend a new one for you only $1. Thank you for question.