How do you get the lid on and off the carafe?
846506
There are 2 little bump-outs on the top outsides of the handle. Put thumb under and pop up
846507
hold the carafe under your chin....... Grab the lid with your teeth yank it off using a quick motion. seriously? It just snaps on and off.
846508
Push the handle end of the lid up with your thumb. It pops up rather easily.
846509
It can be a bit difficult. Just line it up exactly and it clicks in and out.
2111345
You just screw it off and on, which is where the "click" sound happens. The lid is two pieces, so in the case of the green cup, the blue part is the lid and the purple part is the silicone spout that you have to wedge in and out for wash and use, and it's kind of a pain. The whole thing then screws right onto the green cup.
827318
The lid can be tricky, but once you figure it out, it's very easy and it stays very air tight. The lid of course is removed by pressing in the middle of it until it pops and then it easily lifts off. To put the lid back on, put the lid on the counter top so the inside of the lid (with the plastic insert) is facing up. Press down on the middle of the lid, returning the center to its original position. Then you are able to put the lid back on the can and press and it will snap securely in its position. Hope this helps.
697230
Super easy, you push the button on the left to turn the machine on. The button on the right will then start blinking, once it stops blinking it is heated and ready to use. You pop in a capsule (lift lever, there is only one way it fits, very intuitive), lower the lever and press the right (yellow) button. Manual just means that you have to press the button again to stop it. With automatic there is a fixed amount that comes out, with manual you can decide how strong/big you want your coffee to be. Make sure there is water in the reservoir before you use. Once finished, just push the left button again to switch off the machine.
330056
There is a lid for the carafe. Although I could not get my hand all the way in to clean and dry it I was able to get a cloth and a towel in there.
540326
Unscrew retaining nut, remove washer, slowly working the edge ply the metal lid up. Careful not to damage the rubber, for inner rubber covered lid, gently pull rubber barrel edge back to release pressure/vacuum, then pull up inner rubber covered lid. It can be pulled by the stud that held the nut inplace.
1732636
I would remove the top(unscrew lid) and then screw it back on. Also pinch where the number is located as directed in the instructions.
738279
You can remove the carafe, though it may not seem like it because it's a tight fit in the holder. Of course, be extra careful when removing yours since it's cracked. Hope this helps.
986854
No I havent. Mainly because of lack of information on doing so. I certainly would not trust the carafe, it way to delicate. Better not to take a chance on the other part either. Zojirushi has a good website, maybe they can help ? I hope you find your answer.
1949629
I found it easier to take the lid apart once I realized I need to pull the top off, not try to pry the bottom. I'm talking about the very top part of the lid. Just pop it from the rest. Once my husband showed me, I had to laugh at how frustrated I had been trying to get it apart. Good luck.
1637469
Hold the bottom with one hand and the top with the other hand then turn the bottom or the top while holding the other part steady. Turn and pull apart at the same time. You have to pull and turn very hard. That removes the base then unscrew the glass container.
868976
You just have to unscrew the top each time. Not convenient, but the thermos is worth it!
650872
I have never taken the lid off the carafe. it could very possible break from the forceable pressure.
322685
Slide out and twist carafe and frame in opposite directions, and slide new one in. Good luck. Mine is aluminium frame.
243812
There is a button on top you press to release the locking lever. Once you press the button, simply lift the lever up and remove the lid. The lids are designed to seal very well and can be more difficult to remove than a lid on a blender.
1861825
Have one of the spouts open while putting the lid on. Angle the lid so you start from one side, then press down working your way around the rim. Once the lid is on, then snap the spout closed.A little more work putting the lid on, is worth it because it is truly water tight.
865403
I grip the lower part of the tin and twist the lid while pulling up. It's a bit of a pain sometimes to get the lid off.