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Question: Does this come with an owner's manual in English?  Mine came with ONLY a French manual.
Document: I've been using Capresso drip machines for at least a decade. The price has come down incrementally over time which is always a nice surprise when needing to replace an appliance.
It seems to be a good coffee maker at this price point. **** Update 11/6/2012 ****After having the coffee maker for a couple of weeks, we still like it even though I did have to buy a new carafe. I am sure in the owners manual, it probably says not to put it in the dishwasher.
I started out with a Farberware Superfast back in "the day." That model is long gone and the ones which look the same are simply miserable. I've been through a few cheap-ie Mr. Coffee drip makers. They were all bad. I tried French Press, which would work for a while, but would clog and spray hot coffee and grinds everywhere. Tried a few more electric percolators, which are all sitting in a landfill now.
with a bit of shopping around, you can find them quite cheap i understand. i hear the big box stores carry them in bulk at quite reasonable prices. truly i have not tried to find them yet but i am quite certain i will find this to be true.basically what i am saying is, as is with anything, READ THE INSTRUCTIONS and whats more, FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS. if you do not do these things, the product will probably not operate to it's full potential.
this is a great machine.i can only assume that the issues people are having with the unit is due to operator error.i have read the reviews on here, and on other sites, and found that generally the most common complaint is how the coffee isn't up to temperature. after reading the instructions i have found the manufacturer suggests to pre-heat the carafe before brewing coffee. you do this by rinsing the carafe with hot tap water.
if the water is cold, like the water initially used to put in the reservoir presumably, the carafe will be ice cold when the hot coffee hits the carafe.some are having issues with the lid of the carafe. the instructions are quite clear on how the lid is meant to be situated for both brewing and serving. as well, the operation of the lid is simple and intuitive.
i don't find these to be issues at all.there are concerns with the carafe opening being too small for cleaning by hand. the instructions say you are meant to use a soft brush for cleaning.people are having the top of the machine open slightly during brewing. this does seem to happen but only at the very end of the brew cycle and only when you brew a full pot. it falls back into place moments later after the machine cools slightly. this doesn't seem to effect the temperature of the coffee.
had one just like so bought another when old one quit heating
You can see in the pictures that it has a hollow handle and a 2 ounce weight in it. Basic design and plan on hand washing it only.The other strange thing I have encountered is when it's brewing. The lid on top that covers the filter, will actually raise up about 1/4" during the brew cycle from the heat. I was watching it make coffee one morning and thought it was not closed.
You can push the cord back into the bottom to get rid of dangling cords on your counter (again, nice design feature). I filled the carafe to '6' and dumped that into the reservoir where the ball bounced to about 6. The clock and timer was easy to set. It's so easy to use, compared to the stove-top. I used to dread preparing coffee the day before because it took so long to futz with the filter and basket.
Answer: We ordered it from Amazon, and it came wit an owner's manual in English. Laszlo