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Question: trying to replace my under the counter coffee maker but this one is too much money. Why so high??
Document: We bought this to replace another under-the-counter coffee maker that was quite a few years old before it broke down. It was very difficult to install under the cabinet, and I'm pretty handy. The template that is supposed to help place it isn't much help when you're trying to install it upside down. The water tank is difficult to fill and very difficult to determine how much water you have put in.
I've always held Black & Decker products in high regard. They did not dissapoint with this coffee maker. I have very limited counter space in my kitchen. I've been looking for an under the counter coffee maker for years, and quite literally stumbled across it here. It was very easy to install, (comes with a template), and looks beautiful. One of the bests features is the carafe.
I bought this coffee maker due to the design and color. The twelve cup under cabinet maker only came in white. This was a waste of money!!! This one only makes 8 cups (which I knew) and I mean "ONLY" 8 cups, anything more and it spews all over the counter. You have to make sure you fill it ONLY to the 8 cup mark.
makes good coffee but needs some redesigning, the pot pores difficult. You need to hold it at almost at 90 degrees to pore the last two cups,tge coffee filter tray is flat and to wide which causes way to much moisture to stay on topand the water tray is to long and hard to replace. My old space saver pot was a dream compaired to this one, they no longer make it after 20 years.
I purchased the SDC740 in white. It is no longer available for a good reason. However, it's design is the same as this one.I had it at my vacation home and in one and one half years, about 40 brew cycles, it stopped working. Conveniently just outside of warranty. It replaced one that was over 18 years old and that B&D; unit was very dependable.My guess is B&D; went to cheap overseas manufacturing.So much money for JUNK!
This is a very nice looking coffee that makes good coffee and works well. The only two issues are its a little more difficult to install then the directions say. I think it took more common sense to install it then instructions. The other issue is  you can't tell how much coffee is left in the cafe and its hard to clean. I would still get another one if we need a under the counter maker.
This coffeemaker does make coffee and the thermal carafe does keep it warm for hours, but it is THE messiest coffee maker I have had and I have had many different kinds. The components that come out are difficult to get back in and drip from the machine when putting back in. After getting coffee from the carafe you need to wipe the spout off before putting it back in or it drips on the counter. Messy for the amount of money you pay for this!
It's leaking water all over the counter all the time. The fresh made coffee has never been hot. It's now making a weak cup of coffee because not all the grounds are sprayed when brewing, even though I am making a full pot. An under the cabinet coffee maker is a really good idea but this is a really awful design and product. I am going to try to get my money back. Wish me luck!
Having recently remodeled my &#34;galley&#34; kitchen, I needed to replace the very old &#34;under-counter&#34; coffee maker. This Black&Decker coffeemaker is a smart looking permanent fixture in my small kitchen.
This should have designed it with a V-lip.I can't see myself buying another Black & Decker coffee maker if they design them as poorly as this one. We already stopped buying their Toaster Ovens after repeatedly having to replace them for sagging heating elements.
Answer: Way too much money, paid $49 for mine! No idea why this one is priced so ridiculously high.