What's a "Switch" Coffeemaker?
912905
I agree with other reviewers- it is manually operated- on and off. By the way- mine did not require filters as it has a little wire basket- just empty and rinse!
912906
This coffee maker operates by an On/Off switch only. It does not have programmable controls.
912907
All I can assume is that there is an on and off switch. There are no other controls.
858785
no you have to switch it. but it works great. even has a thing on it to hold cover while you stir or check it
620064
Yes. Works the same as a standard no-grind coffeemaker. There is a selector button to turn off the grind function
1946773
No switch. It has a 'primary' plug in unit, approx 20" long, that connects to the secondary unit (the actual drinking well) via a plug in. For me, it was easier to use than our other pet drink that had to be unplugged at the source.
1884362
No switch but you should check out bugera.com and youtube videos of this head
843141
the only on/off switches are for the burners to warm the coffee in the pot. however, the water in the bunn itself is on all the time -- as the water cools the bunn will turn up the heat so that the water is warm whenever you want coffee. as you pour the fresh water in the top - ta da- hot water already coming thru the grounds into the pot. and you can certainly burn up a pot or two by leaving the burner on. we have had to buy a new carafe or two too.
1151231
No, you must flip the switch, a very minor inconvenience for such great coffee
2228300
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1978493
oops I'm sorry I thought this was another coffee maker! Didn't like this one! Don't remember if it has shut off sorry!!
448578
This is a programmable coffee maker and has a dial just below the digital clock on the front. Turn the knob to the immediate left and it will start brewing a pot of coffee. The other parts of the dial are for programming the timing of the brew and adjusting the clock.
1832517
If you mean the Hamilton Beach 2-Way FlexBrew, the answer is yes. That's the coffeemaker I have and they work just fine.
1113105
It is bacically just a switch that has a timer so I see no reason why you couldn't use it with a coffee maker.
1581598
I don't know the difference, but the KitchenAid coffee grinder that we received is great. It is fast in grinding coffee with a touch of a switch.
1100722
Glass carafe for the KGB and stainless for the KB. I have the glass - Best drip style coffee maker I've ever owned. Pair with a cuisinart conical burr grinder for an extremely consistent cup. You can really dial in your preferred flavor with this combo.
1946774
No switch. You unplug it like the original plastic drinkwell fountains to turn it off.
1486127
Im not sure what you mean by "switch". It has a USB connector and it is not a true buckling spring keyboard. IBM manufactured the buckling spring type in the 80s and 90s but this keyboard is more like the Lexmark version which does have a mechanical feel to the keys but is not a true buckling spring and thus has a little softer key action
953031
Go to AMAZON and type in, replacement carafe, for what ever brand coffeemaker you have and the problem is solve. One thing, some of the replacement carafes are almost as expensive as the whole unit you need the replacement carafe for. So buy wisely.