I'd like to know if this would fit in the side rack of my fridge. Can someone tell me what is width of the carafe at its widest? Thanks.
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Hi, the carafe is 14 inches around at the widest spot. I'd take a sheet of paper, and measuring, construct a tube that's 14 inches around. If it fits on your rack, then the carafe will fit.
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I'm not sure, but check out the dome shaped lid. That is what didn't fit. It is too tall for our Krups coffee, espresso, cappuccino, machine. We sent that back and got a universal one that does fit, but does not touch the shut off button to allow coffee to fill the carafe without wedging a butter knife between the carafe and the filter holder. Sucks, but works. Good luck Irish Girl in Hong Kong
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just measure it. I use mine with larger jars and coffee carafes. mine does not fit onto a wide mouth quart jar.
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I'm not sure. It's a little short for some models. If you need a shorter carafe, you should be okay. (It doesn't fit many.)
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I am not sure what's the size of 4 cup carafe... But it is about 9 ~ 10 cm between the filter holder and the drip tray grid. Please judge by yourself. I use small espresso cups on this machine...
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The Caddy is 9 inches wide. My Saeco Coffee Maker is 12.5 inches wide and fits just fine. Note, however, that the little stubs on the bottom of the Saeco are just over 9" apart so the base sits securely on the caddy with the stubs just outside. If the outside edges of your mounting stubs are 9" or less, that should also not be a problem. Also, I bought this tray because I went thru 2 of those roller trays with a push-down lever in front, but the front wheels are plastic and sit in a thin sheet of metal, and rolling back and forth with the heavy Saeco caused the metal to cut right thru the rollers. The Handy Caddy doesn't have that problem. The Caddy is 9 inches wide. My Saeco Coffee Maker is 12.5 inches wide and fits just fine. Note, however, that the little stubs on the bottom of the Saeco are just over 9" apart so the base sits securely on the caddy with the stubs just outside. If the outside edges of your mounting stubs are 9" or less, that should also not be a problem. Also, I bought this tray because I went thru 2 of those roller trays with a push-down lever in front, but the front wheels are plastic and sit in a thin sheet of metal, and rolling back and forth with the heavy Saeco caused the metal to cut right... » Read More The Caddy is 9 inches wide. My Saeco Coffee Maker is 12.5 inches wide and fits just fine. Note, however, that the little stubs on the bottom of the Saeco are just over 9" apart so the base sits securely on the caddy with the stubs just outside. If the outside edges of your mounting stubs are 9" or less, that should also not be a problem. Also, I bought this tray because I went thru 2 of those roller trays with a push-down lever in front, but the front wheels are plastic and sit in a thin sheet of metal, and rolling back and forth with the heavy Saeco caused the metal to cut right thru the rollers. The Handy Caddy doesn't have that problem. « Show Less
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I would say itr is about 12 inches high and just a bit over the size of the carafe. One word to the wise you will have to pull it out from under the cabinet to fill it though. Most of the time mine sets close to the sink and I fill it with the sprayer hose. Also not this is a 5 cup not a 4 cup so if you have a 4 cup toss the pot because it won't fit unless you take out the stop start thing on the bottom where the grounds go.
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It should fit very snugly; no "rattling" whatsoever. It is such a snug fit, you must start it at a perfect 90 degrees to the carafe's opening before you start your "pressing". Do not accept anything less.
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It fits, but I'd be cautious about purchasing this refrigerator. It's a very nice, but it has two major issues. It struggles to cool the drinks to the selected temperature and about a month after the warranty expired it stopped working. It's now gathering dust in my garage. A review of online forums reveals that mine is not an isolated experience. Hope this helps.
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I have a Gevalia CM500. The carafe fits perfectly. The cup measures are a little different.
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I think Bodum carafe size is best judged by the height and diameter of the glass. I find it simply silly that Bodum doesn't clearly mark these carafes. But really, I would consider something other than Bodum. Their carafes break FAR TOO EASILY. I finally gave up on them.
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Also apparently this one fits as well... Medelco 12 Cup Millennium Style Carafe, Black GL312Sold by: Amazon.com LLC
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I believe so. I recently purchased this carafe to replace one I broke that came with my Hamilton beech coffee maker (can't recall the name, but mine brews a full pot or a single serving on the other side). I don't recall the packaging and there is no marking on the carafe indicating it is Hamilton beech, but I did some snooping around online prior to purchasing, and figured it was. It has turned out to work perfectly fit my coffee maker and at the time I could not find it anywhere. If you go to Hamilton beach's web site, it looks like that have it in stock now anyways.
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Sorry that I cannot help with confidence. In the end, we departed with our Krups, so I cannot confirm whether it was a model #321. All I can say is that we tried two replacement carafes that ought to have worked, given all available model numbers. Neither one fit, in spite of Amazon write-up claims to the contrary. So if I had to bet, I would bet against it fitting. Our Krups was > 10 years old, however. If yours is newer, the probability of a fit is greater. Still, it's a risky proposition. Good luck.
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You need just the pump? Is it not available from the manufacturer? By the way, the measurements for the carafe I have is 13 1/2" high with the top closed.Good luck.
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My best answer is I was looking for strictly a 10 cup carafe. My machine is not very big and it fit perfectly. I measured the height for the carafe space on the machine, so my best answer or advice is to measure the space you have.
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Your question struck me as a great idea, especially for camping. So, out of curiosity, I put my drip coffee cone on my carafe, and it fit. It's a bit wobbly, but if you're careful, it seems like a workable plan.