can tool open a coffee maker
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Really depends on your individual coffee maker and what type of fasteners it has. I just opened my coffee maker a few weeks ago with a philips and a straight blade screw driver. This set should have no problem.
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Turn knob inside the beans container to left for strongest coffee, right for weaker.
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Lift lid, pull out spout assembly, pour coffee into throat of the thermos, replace spout assembly, close lid. Done. Nothing screws on. The buttons are locks on lid. Squeeze before lifting lid.
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A hinge on the coffee pot itself or on the machine's top surface? I've added customer shots of the coffee maker if that helps you any.
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On your coffee maker, press under the bottom of the k cup holder and it will pop out. Put your coffee in the mesh holder,then into the gray holder, put the top on and drop it into the machine.You are ready to brew . Hope this answers your question.
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If you mean something like a Mr Coffee, or some other type of brewer, the answer would be no. If you mean just a coffee pot it could accommodate that.
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No, l can't since I sent the pot and the brewer back to the company since I did not work with the militia model that I had. They have sent me a new brewer with the appropriate carafe. Kris josephsohn
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Yes...you can pull the carafe out to pour a cup of coffee and put it back to continue brewing.
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Yes, I believe so. I've never done it, but I'm sure it's possible. It's called a 5-cup Programmable coffee maker.
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You can use any size cup you want, just adjust your coffee for the right strength
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Yes the drawer opens easy no problems there. It is metal and the weight of the coffee maker has not been a problem. But it does not slide on the counter top... so I put felt stick on tabs on it's rubber feet and it works great.
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You can't! Do not waste your money on this machine. It makes a huge mess when the coffee was brewing. I returned it and would not waste my money on this garbage.
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Yes, just an FYI, the pour spout is very hard to open so if you don't have strength in your hands it might be difficult to open.
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Yes. It is an extra item you can buy online. We used the maker for about two year before it quit making coffee.
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Yes. We use a "Rattleware Small Round Handle Stainless Steel Tamper(s) 58 mm" it's one of the best. You can buy it on Amazon for around $40 or go to a coffee specialty website (baristaproshop.com) and get it for around $25
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The needle should fit into one of the two indentations on the bottom of the EkoBrew. If you try to force it you're either going to puncture a hole in the bottom of the EkoBrew (which my husband did...grrr) or break the needle (thank goodness he didn't do that). I knew I was in trouble when he said to me "did you know there's a certain way that has to fit in the coffeemaker?" Yes dear, I did. :/
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Not on the market but you can reuse the ones you have... I do and have. Peel off the foil top and carefully remove the plastic bit on top. clean out the grounds but also look for another plastic bit on the bottom. rinse all parts out. Then put the bottom but back in as you found it, pack your own fine ground coffee in the cup, about a tablespoon or a bit more and be sure to pack it down. Then cover the top with aluminium foil and fold the edges as tight as you can. Basically just imitate the original construction. The pod should slip in and it works just fine. I use the expresso button to make coffee but I push it about three times. For some reason the coffee comes out stronger that way. Not on the market but you can reuse the ones you have... I do and have. Peel off the foil top and carefully remove the plastic bit on top. clean out the grounds but also look for another plastic bit on the bottom. rinse all parts out. Then put the bottom but back in as you found it, pack your own fine ground coffee in the cup, about a tablespoon or a bit more and be sure to pack it down. Then cover the top with aluminium foil and fold the edges as tight as you can. Basically just imitate the original construction. The pod should slip in and it works just fine. I use the expresso button to... » Read More Not on the market but you can reuse the ones you have... I do and have. Peel off the foil top and carefully remove the plastic bit on top. clean out the grounds but also look for another plastic bit on the bottom. rinse all parts out. Then put the bottom but back in as you found it, pack your own fine ground coffee in the cup, about a tablespoon or a bit more and be sure to pack it down. Then cover the top with aluminium foil and fold the edges as tight as you can. Basically just imitate the original construction. The pod should slip in and it works just fine. I use the expresso button to make coffee but I push it about three times. For some reason the coffee comes out stronger that way. « Show Less