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Question: How do I to set the auto-shutoff on older (4-button) XXC-12? I have in the past set for shorter periods. Somehow it got reset to 3 hours, and I can't remember any longer how to change it. Perhaps the problem is that that feature broke down. I've been using this coffee maker for a very long time.
Document: Plus the coffee is pretty good if you get it with a special on their website.As for features, a lot of programmable coffee makers make it too complicated to brew a pot of coffee. One button for this and another button to set a brew time and 2 buttons for hour and minute. Very simple and no need for 12 buttons on a coffee pot. Plus the pot stops brewing for a little while if you want to pour coffee before all of it is brewed. Great feature.
For brewing consecutively, allow at least 10 minutes in between pots. Rinse the filter basket for each brew.Setting Auto-BrewSet the clock by pressing the hour and minute button to scroll through the numbers to set the current time. When the correct time is reached, release the button. Don't forget to set the time for AM/PM, located above and below the red indicator light. The clock will flash a few times until the time is set.
This is nice, especially if you can reach the maker using your sink sprayer, to fill it. (I can't, but wish I could. )My main complaint? The carafe dribbles when pouring coffee. You have to do it slowly. It's kind of annoying -- but not enough to make me buy another one; I'm just going to wait until this one dies. (I've been waiting a while now. Murphy's Law.
I have owned this coffee maker for about 3 years now and never had a problem with it. Some people complain of dishwasher issues, but I never had a problem. I am getting a second one for $20 from the company website with one of their specials. My roommate insists on brewing coffee at the same time as me, so we are getting a second coffee maker. As with all products, not every single one of them is going to be great.
Securely position the filter basket, push down and lock into place. Close the reservoir cover and press the "On" button. The red LED light indicates the cycle has begun. When the cycle ends, there will be excess hot liquid in the filter basket. Let it cool before removing the basket and the coffee grounds. The warming plate will operate for up to two hours, as long as the red LED light is lit, then it will automatically shut off.
We got the coffee pot for free, but of course, we had to buy $40 in coffee and join the club. However, the glass coffee pot broke in the dishwasher after the first 3 months. We put it in the dishwasher as usual, but when we pulled it out, a chunk of the side was missing. We can only assume that it couldn't take the heat.There are two other problems with this coffee pot  One is that the area to pour the water in is very narrow.
Set the appropriate time you want the brewing cycle to commence, using the hour and minute buttons. Press program again to confirm your setting. The program indicator will flash a few seconds before automatically returning to the current time.How to Remove Burnt Coffee on a Coffeemaker Warming Plate1Turn off and unplug the coffeemaker. Wait for the warming plate to completely cool before cleaning.Potion: Have a diluted solution of soaper water.
This made *great* coffee - probably the best I've had out of a glass carafe coffee maker - and it makes it fast but it quit working after about six months. I checked around online and apparently this is a common problem with this coffee maker.Avoid.
But I still have major problems with it:Pros:* Stainless/black steel looks sleek* Digital clock* Auto-shutoff* Reservoir float indicator is niceCons:* "Pause & pour" does NOT work well. Only works 50% of the time, again, due to bad design. The rest of the time it makes a huge mess. This was the case on both my units.
I've used my Gevalia drip coffee maker for some 4 years now - without any issues.All coffee makers will drip and break, at some point, get used to it.The coffee comes out very hot, and uses a cone filter - which offers some good drinking. It is attractive and appears industrial. I do not buy their coffee (much preferring the French Carte Noire).I would indeed purchase it again.
Answer: I have never messed with that. It's been my experience that it is defaulted from the factory set is 2hrs. I do use the timer for waking up in the morning. Maybe that is where it defaults to 2hrs keeping it warm.