Anyone use this with the coffee maker so it doesn't stay on all day?
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Yes. I have been using it with a Saeco poemia espresso machine for about a week. It is working fine so far.
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Iuse it with my Ipad, my Kindle and my trik 70 volt lithium ion battery It can be set in hourly increments. It alkways tutns as ypu schedule it to do so. It also has a setting (the last one) which does not turn off. So beware of how long you want your coffee pot hot. This is a great product. I have two
150109
I have not used the countdown on a coffee maker but it should be no problem. A coffee maker takes far less amps than this is rated for.
150110
Hello, I love the timer. I use it all the time on my bedside light to help me stop reading and get some sleep! :-) Hope this helped.
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Hi. I am using it with a coffe (Keurig) machine. It works fine so far. I understand that it will work well for items that are not dependant of a power source 24/7. Meaning that if you use it for short periods of time and then turn off, this will eork for you. At least that has been my experience.
278440
I have a lower counter that I keep mine on. I use to have a towel under my old coffee maker and then I would pull it out with the towel and push back in when finished.
715276
My coffee is HOT when I set the timer for the next morning. I fill it with cold water the night before and when I wakeup, the coffee is HOT!! Do not use the 4 cup button for 6 cups.
757508
There is one that keeps the coffee hot on the 12 cup side, with an automatic shut off after two hours. There is none on the one to one and a half cup side. I have had this item since Feb 2013, use it every day, and sometimes twice a day, and so far have not had any problems with it. I hope this helps you.
1914542
We have ours on for about 2-3 hours at a time with no shut off. (We want it that way.) It doesn't "run low on water." You can know how much water or coffee you have by the meter on the front.
1925079
I don't have a problem keeping the coffee hot for hours. But to answer the question, yes you can lower the lever without pumping out more coffee. Lift the lever up and disengage the tab that causes the pump to work, and you can lower the lever.
2129880
I have on occasion. I also brew a full twenty-four hours, so I usually refill it each morning for the next morning. Just overnight wasn't strong enough for my liking.
1717998
I've tried everything that a person could do without adding anything additional to the coffee maker, itself. Nothing works for me. However I did read where someone got a little rubber ring and added that above the gasket that comes down to seal the water when flowing from the coffee maker to the disposable cup. That will probably be my next attempt. It sounds like a lot of work/knowledge but when cleaning it, you'll see the little gasket and it comes off the maker very easily. An extra ring put on just above the gasket would bring it down further and that might just work. Stay tuned!
454660
Also it keeps coffee very hot down to the last sip ... Just be careful not to leave it on and forget and set something on top of it
1663426
I've been told no. And the sight glass on the back of the tank is pain to look at. It does keep your coffee warm for about 6 hours though.
1334723
After about an hour or so it will automatically shut off to save on energy. If I need it on longer to stay hot, I simply push the "Brew Now" button again and the warmer will keep the coffee hot.
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.
2101740
Sorry, I have not tried it that way. I've only used a regular coffee maker with mine. I guess experiment is next.
1820414
Yes. It only stays on for 2 hours after it is finished brewing. I have learned to deal with that. I think it is a great coffee maker maker. My issue was with the pot. It leaks when you pour out the coffee and you can not empty the pot completely.
2073502
Yep, we have one at the office and it keeps the coffee hot/warm for about half a day. Any longer than that and it starts to get lukewarm/cold.
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No, while it's annoying, it's a safety feature. My husband just keeps it hot all day by doing this: after it's been on for an hour and a half or so (anywhere shy of the 2 hr shut-off time), he turns the coffeemaker off to reset the timer and then immediately turns it back on to keep the coffee warm for another 2 hours. So if we're heading to church on Sunday morning, we turn it off and back on just before we go so it's still hot when we get home. This is the only way around the shut-off feature.