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Question: My Cuisinart DCC-1150BK coffee maker is new, yet it leaks like crazy when pouring form a full carafe.  The lid is definitely on correctly.  Any fixes?
Document: After several years of faithful service from my first Cuisinart DCC-1150BK, the thermal carafe had become badly stained on the inside. And although that didn't really bother me, it drove my wife crazy. So it was time to buy a new coffee maker. I spent a lot of time searching through different makes and models in the under $100 price range, and could not find a single one that i liked better, so I bought another one of these.
I recently purchased the Cuisinart DCC-1150BK 10-cup programmable thermal coffeemaker & really like it. It is easy to use, makes hot, delicious tasting coffee quickly. The thermal carafe keeps the coffee hot for a long time & it is handy to use on the kitchen table. The water level indicator does become cloudy from moisture built up during the brewing process. I leave the lid up and the moisture dissapates quickly. I have also found that the coffee pours easily from the carafe without any dripping.
Have been using the Cuisinart DCC-1150BK 10 cupper for several months now. To date, it has worked beautifully. The carafe keeps the coffee reasonably hot for about 8 hours and warm for another 12 hours. The maker produces excellent coffee that disappears into the carafe like magic. I understand the mechanics of the sealing mechanism for the carafe which allows the coffee to flow in and keeps the &#34;hot&#34; in the hot coffee.
Cuisinart DCC-1100BK 12-Cup Programmable Coffeemaker, BlackI bought this coffee maker almost a year ago. IF you don't do things just right, YOU will get coffee all over the place. The spring for the stop and pour feature is not strong enough and sometimes leaks, when pouring coffee, it leaks out the top of the pot and if your not lined up with the cup coffee will go all over.
You'll have to have pretty good pouring aim  to prevent pouring into the coffee filter area or onto the counter. I use a Pyrex measuring cup and have it down pretty well.Cuisinart proudly boasts the carafe's design in their video. The lid does not need to be opened by the user yet remains sealed until you pour. The way they accomplish this is to use a gravity operated valve in the lid that swings open when you invert the carafe.
I purchased this coffee maker less than two months ago. My husband complains that the lid leaks coffee when pouring. This is my second Cuisinart and love it except for the mess. Any suggestions?
My Krups died. I never was crazy about it, so I did some research. Any replacement had to fit in my "appliance garage." This one did.I like it fine.Programming is easy, and pouring in water and ground coffee is comfortable and not awkward. The stainless pot has a nice handle angle, and pouring brewed coffee doesn't involve drips and spills - and coffee pours without turning lid, etc.
Do not purchase this Cuisinart DCC-1150BK coffee maker. The hinged top allows hot water to leak all over the counter top and floor.
I am on my third coffee maker (DCC-1150BK 10 cup classic)from Cusinart and have been remarkably disappointed by the poor customer service provided by the company. All three of the products sent to me had the same problem, the water is not hot...more like tepid. The programable feature is unusable if you like warm let alone hot coffee as the thermos is not warmed by the warming plate.
I was looking for a high-quality, durable, modestly-sized coffee maker with an insulated pot. Read a million Amazon reviews and it seemed like no one could agree on a universally good coffee maker. I think I selected this one randomly from a short-list of 20.It was a lucky selection. After more than a month of heavy use I'm very pleased with the DCC-1150BK. Everything just works.
Answer: I have not had that problem at all.  Pours without a drop.  I wonder if your carafe is defective??