Does this model have a warming element?
149914
I'm not sure what you mean by "warming element," but as can be seen from the other answers, this model with the glass carafe (MG600) will keep coffee hot for up to about two hours. The presence of heating is indicated by the on/off button being red; if it turns off and you still want the carafe to be heated, just push the on/off button again.
149915
Yes it does. We returned it because the warming element did not keep the coffee hot enough for our taste. We replaced it with a Krups KM730D50 which keeps the coffee very hot for up to two hours.
149916
it keeps coffee warm for 2 hrs then if i need it to i just turn back on and it re heats
149917
Yes. The heating element isn't adjustable, but it keeps the coffee very warm which is the way I like it. I did a whole lot of research before I made the decision to buy this and don't regret it at all. The only plus would be if it held 12 cups, but it makes coffee so fast that it hasn't been a problem.
1558513
Yes it does. Don't use it so I am not sure if its too warm or not warm enough.
934582
Nope, it doesn't. But it's easy to keep the same temp setting when turning it on and off with the lever.
2112539
No it doesn't, at least the model that was on sale a while back (and I don't think it's changed). It takes a long, long time to reach the required temperature and then gradually climbs beyond it. I guess once it's reached the required temp you could turn it off for a while to save power and then plug it back in when you saw the temperature dropping, but I would advise against that. The sensors aren't always a good reflection of the temperature reached inside different objects/in the middle of stacks of things, and you want it as hot as possible to make sure every tiny pocket of air is as hot as it needs to be. Though of course that does make it a total nightmare to run in summer. No it doesn't, at least the model that was on sale a while back (and I don't think it's changed). It takes a long, long time to reach the required temperature and then gradually climbs beyond it. I guess once it's reached the required temp you could turn it off for a while to save power and then plug it back in when you saw the temperature dropping, but I would advise against that. The sensors aren't always a good reflection of the temperature reached inside different objects/in the middle of stacks of things, and you want it as hot as possible to make sure every tiny pocket of air is as... » Read More No it doesn't, at least the model that was on sale a while back (and I don't think it's changed). It takes a long, long time to reach the required temperature and then gradually climbs beyond it. I guess once it's reached the required temp you could turn it off for a while to save power and then plug it back in when you saw the temperature dropping, but I would advise against that. The sensors aren't always a good reflection of the temperature reached inside different objects/in the middle of stacks of things, and you want it as hot as possible to make sure every tiny pocket of air is as hot as it needs to be. Though of course that does make it a total nightmare to run in summer. « Show Less
1125360
I didn't notice this before but it is true. It feels warm but nothing to be concerned about. I opened it and found 2 one watt resistors inside which could be the reason for the rise in temperature. The two resistors were shiny as new. Two different brand remotes I own do not show that condition, they do not have large resistors.
834914
I think it has electric heating elements, but you should just contact customer service, they're very knowledgeable
1119201
Yes, that's a design flaw I guess... no heater.. just rotators/vibrators that cool down the pre-heated water quite fast. I may be wrong, but I do not thing the unit has any heating element.. just water moving motors..
114098
Heating element is real propane fire similar to a camping stove, so it does get warm, but the ring can be touched.
407675
No, and it does not have a temp. Adjuster. Although.... It works fantastic!! Best flat iron, I have ever owned.
632328
This model doesn't have that. It does get hot enough to give meet a nice seat.
2002385
Not yet, but mine is relatively new. I have noticed that the vibration of the machine will slowly change the temp setting though. I am going to try and put it on a towel next time to see if that helps.
256856
Yes it only has one temp but it is a wonderful item I've had this kind before and when it quit working after many years of use I tried looking for a new one to replace and couldn't find in the stores. I was happy when I found out Amazon carried it.
486704
When mine hits the temp I've set it at it has no warmth to it at all, but when heating up, it does have a noticeable warmth.
1684492
No. It does have a knob for temp setting, but without specific degrees. Also my Dimples quit work lass than a year I got it. The company did send me new internal parts at no charge.
2167878
Yes it does. I have had mine several months and it stays at 52 degrees Fahrenheit.
885607
It doesn't to my knowlege. Pretty sure it has an electric heating element in it.
1749703
No, only in fahrenheit. But it worked great. I used mine everyday for a good 9 months while pregnant before I dropped it on the tile and one of the little metal sensors on the bottom broke off. I just bought another one to use with my new baby girl.