Does it pump water out automatically after you press the dispense button once or you need to keep on pressing the button to fill the mug?
1303849
You just keep pressing it until your mug is filled and you want it to stop pumping water out. Then it stops right away, so you don't need to worry about overfilling your mug or spilling water on the floor or whatever.
1303850
You hold it down, there are two speeds for pouring. This allows you to pour small amounts or fill a larger mug much faster.
1303851
I have to hold the dispense button for about 10 seconds (depends how big the mug is) in order to fill the mug. So it is not like you click it once then the water keeps on going until you click it again to stop it, and you don't have to continuously pressing it in order to fill the mug either.
1303852
You need to continue pressing on the "dispense" button. Dispense stops as soon as you release
1303853
For safety reasons you keep pressing the button to release the water. It is very hot water. You push the release and then press the button which you hold down.
78690
All you do is pour the milk in and push the button. It heats and froths at the same time, leaving a layer of foam on the top. It shuts off automatically. I usually push the button three times because I like my milk fairly hot!
1914282
This unit comes with a water reservoir that you would fill manually. You can purchase a water fill kit separately. The kit comes with standard tubing just like a refrigerator water line has. The water fill kit works very well and saves you from having to manually fill the pot. I would also recommend an optional water filter that mounts on the back of the unit. Ours has been in use for over a year now with no problems. We make about 30 cups of coffee each day. Hope this helps!
845326
After pushed "unlock" button, you have to push and hold "dispense" button continuously until you get the amount of hot water you need.
463795
Yes it does this automatically. Just make sure your coffee is ground properly for the automatic setting. You can change the settings manually if you want it set differently. Works well.
922569
You have to continually push the button, it is not automatic, I love this machine, I use it as a blender and it is the best I have ever had.
836722
you need to press an unlock button once and then keep on pressing dispense button to fill.
393411
Nope. For the coffee you push it once to turn it on, and then once to turn it off. For the milk you just press it once.
1118242
The handle has two settings. One that allows you to fill a smaller amount such as a glass or cup. The second allow you to press and release while the water continues to fill. This would be for a larger amount and this is handy with larger pots or pans.
1934994
It only dispenses froth out of its automatic frother. There is an option to froth as much as you can hold in the milk container on the unit. Or as little as you want.
697232
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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
174289
The water reservoir fills from the bottom but has a screw on lid with a spring activated button. Fill it with water and screw on the lid. When you turn the reservoir over it does not dispense any water until the button is pressed. This occurs when the reservoir is placed on the base and given a slight twist. When you remove the reservoir the button closes and no water spills out.
1091369
The machine dispenses as long as you hold the mug against the button. It doesn't meausure a cup for you.
1260219
No, it does not automatically dispense. You have to push down on the top. The one I bought only worked for the first few days, after that, you had to lean your entire body weight on it to get even a tiny bit of soap out of it. I tossed mine and went back to using an empty bottle from Bath & Body Works.
1729419
It automatically turns on and makes sure it can pump the water out. I think it does it monthly or twice a month.
1260220
The soap dispenser is not automatic. You press on the top of it to dispense soap, you don't push the spout.
1986973
When you use button it will start circulation water, until teperature rich point, that set at the factory inside of the pump.After that it will automatically shuts off (1-3 minutes)