does this machine have a "one-step buttonhole" as opposed to doing a buttonhole in 4 steps?
169394
Yes, one step button holes works brilliantly. I've just made a shirt out of very fine fabric & the buttonholes were perfect.
598995
Yes it does but I don't own this machine. I tried 2 and returned 2. good luck
393411
Nope. For the coffee you push it once to turn it on, and then once to turn it off. For the milk you just press it once.
193304
I had the same problem at first. There's a knob at the bottom of the machine near the footplate (the diagram in the manual calls it the "short knob"); you need to pull this knob out and then slide the base of the machine out so that it extends fully. If nothing moves when you pull the knob, jiggle it a bit and keep pulling. It's a bit sticky but if you keep at it, you'll get it. It's easier to do with two people, but I managed it by myself too.Once you extend the machine, keep pulling until the short knob snaps back into a hole near the top--just keep looking for a hole in the metal bars. When the machine is fully extended, the seat will slide back and forth like it's supposed to.Hope this helps. I had the same problem at first. There's a knob at the bottom of the machine near the footplate (the diagram in the manual calls it the "short knob"); you need to pull this knob out and then slide the base of the machine out so that it extends fully. If nothing moves when you pull the knob, jiggle it a bit and keep pulling. It's a bit sticky but if you keep at it, you'll get it. It's easier to do with two people, but I managed it by myself too.Once you extend the machine, keep pulling until the short knob snaps back into a hole near the top--just keep looking for a... » Read More I had the same problem at first. There's a knob at the bottom of the machine near the footplate (the diagram in the manual calls it the "short knob"); you need to pull this knob out and then slide the base of the machine out so that it extends fully. If nothing moves when you pull the knob, jiggle it a bit and keep pulling. It's a bit sticky but if you keep at it, you'll get it. It's easier to do with two people, but I managed it by myself too.Once you extend the machine, keep pulling until the short knob snaps back into a hole near the top--just keep looking for a hole in the metal bars. When the machine is fully extended, the seat will slide back and forth like it's supposed to.Hope this helps. « Show Less
267773
Each of the four buttons has 3 options. Not sure if that makes any difference in the speed. Didn't last long enough to experiment with.
1332106
No. It has a hole for a knob but slides right off the lever. Save your money, this thing is a piece of garbage. I returned it for a refund the very same day I received it.
2098921
Yes, our unit has two buttons. The larger button gives an extended time while spraying and uses more of the product quicker.
922282
No, a single button. One click up is flashlight... Bright too, second click is ready mode.
1815607
I don't think so, but you can set it up so you only need to push a button and you have great coffee in about one minute. I think it's fabulous..i used to do the automatic thing but this is better coffee and no fuss or mess.
60535
It does not. If you are looking for a household machine, this is way more than you need. Ours in running for hours on end every day, as it is used in my restaurant.
2073811
It does have 4 buttons that can be programmed by the user for different functions.
780939
no. its one button. it plays, it pauses. 2 clicks and it skips the song, 3 and it goes back one song.
1494277
Not a button, but it's the sensor area. The machine shuts off if something blocks that area (the blue light flashes to let you know its blocked) and the machine shuts off if tipped or lifted.
1658976
No, you can only use one feature at a time. I don't find this to be a problem but others might.
137911
It comes with a foot pedal, but does have the option to run from a button as well. The feet are snap on style and the machine comes with 4 feet: ziz zag foot, satin stitch foot, zipper foot, and an automatic buttonhole foot. This is a great little machine. The one thing that I didn't like is the plastic presser foot holder (the part that the feet snap onto). I bought a metal one to replace it. You can find that here: http://www.kenssewingcenter.com/janome-low-shank-snap-on-presser-foot-adaptor-p-30964.html?utm_campaign=googleshopping&utm_medium=product_search&utm_source=googleshopping Definitely worth the $13!! Hope this helps!
100840
We have never had to push the start button more than once in all of the years we have had brew stations, and we have had about five machines total. Ours have, as one should expect, brewed quickly no matter how many cups we are making and without the process stopping at any time during the brew. I think you should contact Hamilton Beach and ask for a replacement. I hope this helps you.
990601
Nope. One speed and it has reverse also if needed if you get a clog. Just used mine last night actually for the last of the garden tomatoes. I froze them all to make my sauces in a few weeks