Can someone tell me why buying only a replacement beaker and screen costs just as much as buying a brand new coffee press? Where's the logic in that?
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It is significantly more, in fact! I bought the complete 12 oz. one for $19.99 and they are asking for $35.00 for just the spare glass. Guess I will just buy another complete one. Makes no sense at all.
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I've been told directly by the manufacturer that each unit does a limited capacity test, so finding coffee grounds is not uncommon. As long as all of the factory equipment (cables, trays, etc) are present and still properly taped and sealed as you would expect a new unit to be, you should be fine. Beware of openbox/return items that are not packaged properly or have missing parts. Retailers are especially bad for this.
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Rodney, although the quantity of that carafe is the same as the original glass pot, my guess is that it won't work with the plunger that came with the original in that the original did not have a spout like the carafe has. There will be no way to seal the plunger, or the storage cap. I love my French press, but I have read numerous complaints about breakage. You cannot us a big metal spoon to stir the coffee. A large plastic cooking spoon, or a wooden spoon is required. Otherwise, eventually the metal spoon will break the pot. I don't have any idea about a price, but you might have to resort to Googleling Bodum.com and see if they can sell you just the pot. Good luck. Rodney, although the quantity of that carafe is the same as the original glass pot, my guess is that it won't work with the plunger that came with the original in that the original did not have a spout like the carafe has. There will be no way to seal the plunger, or the storage cap. I love my French press, but I have read numerous complaints about breakage. You cannot us a big metal spoon to stir the coffee. A large plastic cooking spoon, or a wooden spoon is required. Otherwise, eventually the metal spoon will break the pot. I don't have any idea about a price, but you might have to... » Read More Rodney, although the quantity of that carafe is the same as the original glass pot, my guess is that it won't work with the plunger that came with the original in that the original did not have a spout like the carafe has. There will be no way to seal the plunger, or the storage cap. I love my French press, but I have read numerous complaints about breakage. You cannot us a big metal spoon to stir the coffee. A large plastic cooking spoon, or a wooden spoon is required. Otherwise, eventually the metal spoon will break the pot. I don't have any idea about a price, but you might have to resort to Googleling Bodum.com and see if they can sell you just the pot. Good luck. « Show Less
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I had the hardest time replacing mine for the same reason. I finally got smart and called B&D; directly. I told them the problem, that I thought it was a weakness in the top design, the model number of my coffee maker. They sent me a new carafe, no charge, within the week--faster than Amazon might have sent it and no charge to boot! The one I bought from Amazon worked, but obvious it was not specifically designed for my coffee maker, as I had to sort of wiggle it to get it seated properly.
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I'm pretty sure you can purchase another carafe separately. Searching Amazon for "capresso mt600 carafe" brought one up in about the third result. When I unpacked the full coffeemaker there was a form with the instructions for ordering replacement parts; that might be another option for you. I'd check the manufacturer's website for links about spare parts or, failing that, a way to contact customer service to get help finding one to order if you can't/won't buy the one from Amazon for some reason. Make sure you're getting a carafe and lid designed for the right model coffeemaker (this discussion is about MT600 - make sure that's what you have) because proper fit between the carafe lid and the basket is critical to avoiding overflow issues. Another, likely cheaper, option might be to get any random insulated thermos. Brew first pot of coffee and pour it in the thermos. Give the coffeemaker a few minutes between pots (as directed in the instructions,) and brew a second pot. I think the coffeemaker industry standard "cup" is 4-5 oz., so as long as your thermos can hold at least 50 oz. of liquid, you should be fine. It wouldn't hurt to measure the volume of liquid in a full pot of the Capresso to be sure ahead of time. Pre-heat the thermos with hot tap water to make it keep that first pot hot even longer.
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I found this at the Amazon website: Bodum 34-Ounce Coffee Press Glass Replacement Beaker
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I just ordered a replacement directly from Krups. Go to http://www.thekrupsstore.com/KRUPS-MS-0017102-230-Measuring-Beaker/dp/B00I215P5E. It was only $4.99 and it allowed me to use my Amazon prime account to place the order.
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If Amazon doesn't have replacement parts, try MrCoffee.com. You are probably going to have to buy the whole carafe - about $10. Sorry you had that problem.
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The used ones are good for parts. I loved them but gave up because I kept on buying used ones to keep mine going. I decided to buy a Keurig K45 or K75 (Don't remember) but love the k-cups a lot better. They are a lot more money but worth it.
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Not sure I've only had it for a couple months. It comes with a double screen and a replacement so I actually bought the press for the screens and got a replacement pot for free.
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Yes, the replacement glass is made and labeled by Bodum. Way cheaper than a whole new press. This is probably the 4th replacement I have purchased for my French press purchased about 15 years ago.
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I'm not sure why this was sent to me. We bought the coffeemaker and haven't had to replace the carafe by itself.
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Mr. Coffee website sells replacement carafes for about $10 on their website. They charge about $10 shipping for orders under $35 though. So you can get a replacement that works perfectly. Also, there is no switch that needs to be activated by the carafe. I'm sure a regular plactic 2 quart pitcher would fit in a pinch.
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I bought the replacement coffee pot from amazon, but had previously bought replacement parts through BrewExpress.com
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Yes. Seattle coffee gear sells replacement parts on line. Their website goes by that name plus dot com. edited to add- I just did a quick check and it looks like just about every site I looked at, including Technivorm's, is sold out. Price is in the $20-$25 range.
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No. This replacement beaker is much smaller than either of the two Starbucks French presses. I own both Starbucks FP's and this product. This beaker replaces a mini-French press sold on Amazon
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I don't know about a warranty on used makers? My pot was glass with stainless and black handle. Great coffee pot. You should purchase the coffee filter too. Much easier to use than paper.