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Question: Does it come with the 42 oz carafe??
Document: The unit has a hot plate to keep the carafe warm if you make a larger amount - up to 42 oz.The down sides are not many but include:- The machine is noisy - has a compressor like quality when heating and forcing the water through the grounds- You can not adjust the amount brewed in the carafe.
Major inconvenience.The other coffee button is for "carafe" and it is set to brew 42 ounces. This can't be reprogrammed. Again, another big inconvenience for me since I often want to brew about 24 oz (3 mugs). The only way to brew less than 42 oz is to use the single cup options.The last button is called "tea" and it set for 5 oz.
It's a great way to make coffee and I feel the coffee tastes better. However, the design is horrible. I can't brew the full 42 oz. because it's impossible to get the carafe out without spilling coffee all over the warming plate. For some reason, the carafe also always spills when pouring out coffee. You know the kind of spill - the one where it runs out the spout, down the side and onto the counter. Then there is the basket assembly.
They said that this is a very new item for them that just hit the market and she read the same instructions I read; she concluded that it must have been damaged during shipping.She offered to send me a new one right away but guess what? Luckily, she asked me to use the a la carte instead of the carafe, come to find out my cup would not fit.
This is not for your Average Joe coffee drinker. If your not picky (and I mean really picky) about your coffee go find a less expensive coffee maker.However if you are wanting a coffee maker that creates full flavor if you are making a small 10 oz cup or a full pot this is something to consider.I have a more expensive grind and brew that claims to be able to make a cup or a pot.
It is located on the back and pulls out easily. It needs to be pulled up, however, so this is not a good appliance to locate under a cabinet since you'll have to move it to get clearance anytime you want to fill the tank.The control panel allows you to select a "small" or "large" single cup of coffee. The small is set for 4 oz; the large is set for 8 oz. You can reprogram them easily to any amount up to 10 oz.
But I also noticed that if you go to the Capresso website, they have redesigned the drip trap and made it much smaller. You can order it directly from them for $3.50 and I imagine that newer models of this machine will come with this redesigned tray.
I have also used this coffee maker to brew a whole pot of coffee when I have had company, and the coffee has come out perfect every time. All and all I am very satisfied with the changes that Capresso has made to this newer model, I just have to grind my own beans to use it in this machine.
If you want a quick cup of coffee in the afternoon, this machine will get it for you. Not only is this machine fast, but it makes great tasting coffee. The machine come with two filters that you can reuse, so you won't have to be spending any extra money on filters. And if fast, perfectly brewed coffee isn't enough for you, the machine looks wonderful. It's a great addition to my kitchen.
It isn't too large as to take up a big spot on the counter. The parts are all of seeming quality.The only negative I have run into is the initial out-of-the-box chemical smell that seems to have come from the plastic water tank. I had to wash it several times in the beginning, as well as run several "water cleaning" carafes to cleanse the factory junk off.
Answer: Yes it comes with the 42 oz carafe.