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?
2037300
You keep holding it down until whatever you want to fill is at desired level. It holds a lot of water. You can dispense a very small amount of water for a cup of tea or as much as you want for a teapot, or whenever you need hot water to use in a recipe or other cooking. I sometimes measure out several measuring cups of hot water at a time for cooking. I fill it in the morning, let it get hot and then just leave it for the day so I can use just a bit for a cup of tea, more to make a full pot, or also have hot water to use when cooking something that requires some boiling water for dinner.
2037301
after you press the unlock button, you then press the dispense button, and you have to keep pressing down till your done.
2037302
Yes, You will have to keep pressing the button. Once you let go, its the amount of water you dispense.
1932028
You need to press (and hold) the "button" (lever) while dispensing. I love mine and they last for years!
479657
No, just ocassionally fill the top right water container area with water, then press button to heat. A red button will flash indicating to fill up with water. The left side is a standard coffee maker. This device is great if you need hot water dispensed immediately; i just love mine! Great investment!
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.
1415569
Pressing the button changes water flow from stream to spray or vice versa. Does not need to be pressed continually for either function. We are very happy with this product.
836722
you need to press an unlock button once and then keep on pressing dispense button to fill.
1245567
HI, you will need to pump it or hold the button down. I pump mine a few times to fill the cup faster. It will fill with 1 pump , buts gets a little slow. Hope this helps. Rita
2183533
The pump is automatic, onceIt fills up, it automatically pumps it out. Or u can do it manually..
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.
1303852
You need to continue pressing on the "dispense" button. Dispense stops as soon as you release
1245566
There is a large button at the top, I don't know about other model, however this one is manual pumping where you press, release and then press, release until you get the amount you need. For a 12 fl.oz. cup, it's usually 3 or 4 pumps.
1135466
Once the lid is on, it is easy to push the button to take a sip or close it back up again. It takes more strength to make sure that the lid is screwed on tightly, so that the mug doesn't leak.
85988
It fills the steel bowl automatically. The weight of the water holder pushes down the spring. When you lift the water holder out of the steel pan, the spring disengages and keeps the water from running on the floor. It is a nice watered.
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!
998993
The water is in a removable jug-like reservoir and the amount of water in it is not relevant to the amount that is dispensed. You just push a button to dispense the coffee and push it again to stop. I pour a double shot from one pod and it is fine.
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.
769138
It does not, however if you would like extra water, you can just click the "clean button" which is almost the perfect amount of water and the water is very hot. Since you are supposed to use the "clean" button every time, it is a nice way to make your Americano and clean at the same time.