Does this model have a cup to capture excess water/moisture? I just read that the 3 cup model didn't but was told their older models had them.
604208
Nope - all of the excess moisture is released as steam through a small vent in the top. If you operate it under your kitchen cabinet though the steam will warp the wood above (I noticed when it was too late lol).
604209
There is a measuring cup, but I haven't had any issue with excess water/ moisture. There steam escapes at the top. Hope this helps!
604210
these Zori's has a steam vent and a inner lid that secures to the top outer lid. moisture is trapped in between those two and the excess water/moisture is channeled into a well built around the pot itself. everything is self-contained within the unit so there is no outer components to attach. one thing to note, if there is a lot of water/moisture after cooking you are using too much water to begin with. I seldom have any issues with excess moisture because the unit does a great job venting it away. hope this helps.
604211
There is no such cup. It only has a small steam vent at the top to relieve steam pressure.
864767
No it does not. If you over water it maybe but normal watering or rain is just fine!
488453
no it does NOT and i think this is a design flaw. I would rather it would stay up so that water could evaporate when not in use.
2247427
I wondered the same thing. When I first filled it I put the water in one of those little medicine cups and dropped it inside the unit. No steam came out when I turned it on. So I went back to the video on Amazon and realized, yes, you pour water directly into the holder with the hole down the middle. Then you add the cup with medicine if you wish. I didn't put the medicine cup back inside, just turned it on and it worked.MHD-Texas
895128
Makes no difference, just take out the unused cups and watch the water line. Great unit!
182241
THIS DOES NOT HAVE ANYTHING ON THE OUTSIDE TO INDICATE WATER/COFFEE LEVEL. I'm not sure why people are saying it does. They must have recieved an upgraded model.
2157577
yes it does. It's really easy to fill and have never seen water collect in it. Hope this helps.
1572113
The first one that I got did the same thing, would not brew and I had it replaced. It seems the water is not dropping to the bottom of the resorvoir. When trying to brew a single cup, I would get error messages because of this. Lousy production control is what I think. My replacement is working fine tho.
1089724
Yes, I do. I have discovered that when you fill the water tank, fill it slowly or the water will leak out the bottom. At first I thought it leaked at any water over 10 cups but I made 12 cups the other day and poured it slowly and there was minimal leakage from underneath. It's good for the price, but you are not getting at $200 coffee maker for $40, if you know what I mean. It's fine for me and it is super cute.
18972
No they don't. Maybe I got a bad batch, they cannot handle more than 4 cups of water before they break apart in the basket, dumping the coffee grounds in the pot.
1449390
There are 2 large "filters" that water runs over, picking up moisture and is blown out the top. Right now I have the unit turned down about half way and it's putting a gal. and a half of water per day in the air. GREAT unit!!
421839
See www.delonghi.com/en-int/products/coffee/coffee-makers/bean-to-cup The M model doesn't have a removable water reservoir
2174771
no it does not. However, great features-stainless pot, can fill to the top to get more than 5 cups, can use paper filter, can use under cabinets cause no steam output, looks great-
1829183
It has a water reservoir:) you do not need to fill it for each cup!I love my tassimo:)
233903
Yes , you need to add water for each cup. It only hold 10oz. It is very easy to fill, tank empties in the time it takes you to get your k cup in place. Brew time is very quick.. I love this machine. Use it several times daily.. I like the idea that the water is not sitting in a tank for who knows how long ..
1553862
I have a slightly larger one and my takes a half of cup of water. I would try a quarter to a third cup. You will know when you have too much water it will not fit likes its suppose to.
1066005
This particular cup does not, it's a hard spout. I think they make a version with a straw though.