does this carafe have a twist top open or a push button?
142051
It has a twist top open to fill and empty the carafe. When it is filled and twisted closed there is a push lever to release liquid into your cup or glass.
142052
The top of the carafe twists off with one turn. To pour you press on a spring loaded seal. It is very tight. A nice unit.
142053
I have since put this away in the storage to save for future parties, so from the top of my head I believe it's a push button. Twist top to close, but it is quite convenient and easy pour. The inside is glass and not plastic. Hope that helps!
1151233
Yes, it does. When you remove the carafe, that white button at the bottom of the unit pops out & shuts off the brewing and the heat.
1919369
Mine is a spring loaded mechanism. Pinch together to open. Release to close. Not a knob. Simpler. Very easy to use.
1496486
It is a generic carafe. Very basic. I used it as a replacement for a KitchenAide coffee maker. Fits ok, but it is not heavy enough to keep the button in the back pushed in so you have to hold it there until enough coffee comes through to weigh it down. If you have a coffee maker without the feature that allows you to pull out the carafe while it is in the middle of brewing, then it should be no problem. I will be buying a new coffee maker soon because it is annoying to push in the carafe until it fills up a bit.
1083301
They're right. I find pushing the button on the side of the lid, then flip down the metal clip like device, flip up the top and you are ready to go. Now the thing on the bottom is a pain and fairly useless but I guess they had to go that extra step. I like it a lot, Don't get me wrong. The sleek design makes it less conspicuous and fits in cup holders pretty good. Let us know how it turns out. Peace...
927837
Not the spout itself. Of course you twist the top to close or open the bottle.
1630318
Unfortunately, the top, though a horrible dickens to close (engaging the threads always took me far too long), closes so tightly (though it still leaks) that it takes immense pressure to open, and the only place on which to place that pressure is the release-lever, which has a sharp edge (which hurts to press), and feels as if you are going to break it the harder you press. Not the best design, by any means. And I am very sorry for the bleak reply. I finally replaced this carafe with another, with which I am absolutely delighted!
1950152
Yes, it did. I no longer have that machine. It broke in the first 3 weeks. I have since been sent 4 other machines, all breaking, all with carafes. They just sent another machine. It has been a month, so, so far, so good. My advice, don't waste your money on this machine.
519474
No its a push button to open the lid to sip from. Best seal-able coffee cup, but a pain to clean.
1346818
It has a push button activation on the end cap, or you can unscrew it and use the pressure switch end cap.
62188
I have had no problem with our coffee maker including the carafe. Sorry I can't help - we love the front access feature.
96776
A hinge on the coffee pot itself or on the machine's top surface? I've added customer shots of the coffee maker if that helps you any.
1916897
Its a push switch. When you press in, it turns on and stays pressed. To turn it off, you press again and it extend and stay extended.
1747131
No. It is a simple push button. Probably easy to get pushed unless you keep some small bubble wrap in a ziplock bag?
1935298
The base is made to not be removed from the base like a professional blender. The blender, base can twist off the blender base to remove the carafe.
876148
It is a pull handle. Does not have a push button, simply pull the door handle to open.
487902
It has a twist lid. I have had this now for several months and it has never leaked.