I'd like to have a second carafe so that when we have company there is a second pot ready , because we always need one. Can I gat an extra carafe, an
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I'm pretty sure you can purchase another carafe separately. Searching Amazon for "capresso mt600 carafe" brought one up in about the third result. When I unpacked the full coffeemaker there was a form with the instructions for ordering replacement parts; that might be another option for you. I'd check the manufacturer's website for links about spare parts or, failing that, a way to contact customer service to get help finding one to order if you can't/won't buy the one from Amazon for some reason. Make sure you're getting a carafe and lid designed for the right model coffeemaker (this discussion is about MT600 - make sure that's what you have) because proper fit between the carafe lid and the basket is critical to avoiding overflow issues. Another, likely cheaper, option might be to get any random insulated thermos. Brew first pot of coffee and pour it in the thermos. Give the coffeemaker a few minutes between pots (as directed in the instructions,) and brew a second pot. I think the coffeemaker industry standard "cup" is 4-5 oz., so as long as your thermos can hold at least 50 oz. of liquid, you should be fine. It wouldn't hurt to measure the volume of liquid in a full pot of the Capresso to be sure ahead of time. Pre-heat the thermos with hot tap water to make it keep that first pot hot even longer.
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According to the manual, a new carafe costs $60.00. No bargain there. Customer Service 1-800-767-3554
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I need a replacement carafe for my Melitta MEM1B - it's black - please give any info you can. Thanks!
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Sorry that I can't answer your question since I'm not familiar w/that machine. I ended up having to buy a whole new coffee pot since NO carafe would fit my old one... sure wish EVERY coffee pot came with two carafes!!
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You can only use a Cuisinart replacement carafe with a Cuisinart coffeemaker. All others won't fit.
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Williams Sonoma sells them. Go to their web site, select coffee makers, then select accessories. Here is a link: http://www.williams-sonoma.com/products/technivorm-glass-replacement-carafe/?pkey=ccoffee-accessories&cm;_src=coffee-accessories
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It's highly likely that a replacement carafe will cost you as much, or more, than a new coffee-maker. These are the bottom of the barrel and not intended for decades (or even years) of use.
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Update - I searched their site a little differently and here it says the carafes are in stock http://www.hamiltonbeach.com/coffee-filters-and-carafes-replacement-carafe-88152.html
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I dont know, but i doubt it. This pressure cooker sautes and everything else. Why would anybody need an additional pot besides the one which is removable?
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Call Breville and talk to a person. They have parts not listed on the site. Maybe carafe is one of them.
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Unfortunately, I don't, and I broke the carafe that came with the pot, & looked for a replacement & it was difficult to find & I think when I did locate one, the carafe was more expensive than buying an entire new coffee maker, so... that's what I did.. I don't know why they make a different carafe for each model, and the height, etc. needs to be perfect or the coffee won't go into the pot, etc. :( It's frustrating!
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I went to Melitta today and ordered two replacement carafes today for $9.99 each. I was thrilled! Here is the link. https://shop.melitta.com/itemdy00.asp?T1=30+644B
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There are separate water reservoirs for the single serve and carafe sides. It is basically 2 machines attached that use the same control panel. You flip a switch between the two sides. I'm not sure how many cups of water the single serve side will take. We usually fill it from the cup we want it to brew into so we always have just what we need.
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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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I just bought mine in October(the generic package of just one carafe and one base); so far no problems, so sorry, I would not know, however, it was so cheap that buying a whole new unit would not be a major expense
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Yes, you can do that. The other option that you have is to simply press the carafe (or single serve) button when you have the amount you desire (just a moment before actually to give the machine time to respond) and the brewing will stop then too.
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When you order the carafe just make sure you are ordering the 12 cup. They only make two in glass so it's actually easy.
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Rodney, although the quantity of that carafe is the same as the original glass pot, my guess is that it won't work with the plunger that came with the original in that the original did not have a spout like the carafe has. There will be no way to seal the plunger, or the storage cap. I love my French press, but I have read numerous complaints about breakage. You cannot us a big metal spoon to stir the coffee. A large plastic cooking spoon, or a wooden spoon is required. Otherwise, eventually the metal spoon will break the pot. I don't have any idea about a price, but you might have to resort to Googleling Bodum.com and see if they can sell you just the pot. Good luck. Rodney, although the quantity of that carafe is the same as the original glass pot, my guess is that it won't work with the plunger that came with the original in that the original did not have a spout like the carafe has. There will be no way to seal the plunger, or the storage cap. I love my French press, but I have read numerous complaints about breakage. You cannot us a big metal spoon to stir the coffee. A large plastic cooking spoon, or a wooden spoon is required. Otherwise, eventually the metal spoon will break the pot. I don't have any idea about a price, but you might have to... » Read More Rodney, although the quantity of that carafe is the same as the original glass pot, my guess is that it won't work with the plunger that came with the original in that the original did not have a spout like the carafe has. There will be no way to seal the plunger, or the storage cap. I love my French press, but I have read numerous complaints about breakage. You cannot us a big metal spoon to stir the coffee. A large plastic cooking spoon, or a wooden spoon is required. Otherwise, eventually the metal spoon will break the pot. I don't have any idea about a price, but you might have to resort to Googleling Bodum.com and see if they can sell you just the pot. Good luck. « Show Less