We drink coffee in the a.m. and with dinner. Do I understand that this will shut off, preventing a burnt taste? Can I then HEAT the coffee up again?
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To answer your question there is an automatic shut-off that you can program from 1 hour up to 4 hours. I believe you can heat it up again by simply pressing the start switch, but I'm not 100% sure about that. We drink coffee in the morning and again in the evening but I don't reheat the coffee. I just measure enough for the morning and then rinse and reload for the evening. That way I'm guaranteed fresh coffee each time!
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You program it to stay warm from 1 to 4 hrs, have never tried to reheat it,so I not sure on that
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It does shut off. I believe the default time for it to shut off is 2 hours after it goes on.
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YES!! I make one pot for two days. I have given this pot as gifts and everyone LOVES the flavor.
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Yes you can set your seep time up to 4 hours. My seep time is less than 45 minutes. Anytime coffee seeps beyond 30 minutes it begins to acidify. So if you want to heat that ole' coffee...er use a microwave.
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Sure you can turn it on again and it will heat up. I would turn it off asap to prevent burning or just make another smll or at dinner.
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I've had mine for a long time.makes a great cup of coffee ,brews at the correct brewing temp.To answer your question: Mine is an older model it stays on for an hour then shuts off after that.. with the stainlesscarafe the coffee stays warm if it stayed On the coffee would become cooked like most restaurant coffeethat sits on the burner all day. Most people put so much cream and sugar in their coffee they don't noticeor even know what fresh coffee tastes like. Hope I answered your question
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At first, I thought I had no answer for your question, but then it occurred to me that if you just turn on the coffee maker again after two hours, the heating plate should begin a new cycle.... Maybe not, but you could give it a try. However, I would also think that your coffee is going to get kind of bitter after more than a couple hours of being heated to keep warm. If you use a microwave safe ceramic cup, that can also be a quick way to heat up your coffee at any time.
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This is from the owner's manual "TO REHEAT COFFEE: Make sure unit is turned off. Press and hold I/O button for 3 seconds. This will reset the timer and keep coffee warm up to 2 hours. KEEP WARM will flash in the display and then stay constant to show this coffee reheat option is selected." You can keep extending the time by 2-hour increments all day if you choose.
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No! The brewing is stopped when the plunger is pressed down. Coffee willtaste fine for hours; just reheat a bit in the microwave as it will cooleventually in the Bordun.
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It will keep coffee hot and fresh for more than two hours and then will automatically shut off, so that if there is remaining coffee in the carafe, it will not become bitter and can be warmed in the microwave.
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I no longer use this coffee maker. It developed a leak (after warrantY0, but as I recall, it shuts off automatically. The coffee then sets in the thermal carafe and the pad under the carafe is not powered. I found the coffee was better when I warmed the carafe with hot water before making coffee. I replaced it with a KRUPS. I do not need a timer so it is pretty simple, the way I like.
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My coffee is HOT when I set the timer for the next morning. I fill it with cold water the night before and when I wakeup, the coffee is HOT!! Do not use the 4 cup button for 6 cups.
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I don't think there is a way to turn the warmer on after the two hours. I've been removing the carafe and running 2 cups (the minimum for a carafe) into a small pot and discarding this water. This "resets" the clock and I just put my carafe of coffee back on the warmer. Yes, fresh coffee is indeed better, but in certain circumstances its nice to be able to have the warmer on for an extended period of time.
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Yes. The burner must be turned off immediately after brewing completes to protect the user, the coffeemaker and surroundings. After the initial serving, either a separate source of heat or insulated container would be needed to keep coffee warm.
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I just run in thru again without the grounds after the warmer timer shuts off. I have mine set for 4 hours..... but if your drinking good coffee you wouldnt have to re-heat, It should be already gone and making another fresh pot.
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It doesn't........like I said in my review...."guess how I know this" ha! So that can be an issue for some......I've left it on, and cooked some remaining coffee into crust......soaked in hot water.....cleaned right up...........do that once or twice, and you'll remember to turn it off.
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Hi Faye,If the coffee seems to cool too quickly for you, you can try preheating the cup by brewing a cup of hot water into your cup to heat it up. Or you can reheat the cup in the microwave after brewing.
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After the coffee maker shuts off, automatically after about two hours, I would just reheat my cup in the microwave. Quick, easy, and you can control the temperature just by figuring out how long to reheat it. Usually 1.5 minutes is more than enough. Also, I keep mine in an insulated mug and it stays hot a long time. We have switched over to Keurig and love it, but oddly enough, you still have to reheat the mug if you leave it idle for awhile. Hope this helps!
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It doesn't........like I said in my review...."guess how I know this" ha!So that can be an issue for some......I've left it on, and cooked some remaining coffee into crust......soaked in hot water.....cleaned right up...........do that once or twice, and you'll remember to turn it off.
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It has been some time since owning it, but from what I remember you can't. Because of the possible fire hazard, I wouldn't consider leaving the machine unattended for any length of time, especially while asleep. The machine made some unbelievable coffee that I truly miss, but I wouldn't buy one again because of the risks. Good luck in your decision making!
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Hello, Kristen. Although odd that you did not receive instructions and a box, you can still be okay. Fill the pot to the desired level with cold water. Place the basket and stand inside. Put fresh coffee grounds in the basket. You can heat on a stove or over a camp fire. The water will percolate into the glass atop the pot - it's acutally pretty cool. WHen it stops, the coffee is done. BUT, the handle is probably hot, too - use a mitt. Enjoy!