Do you find water in the coffee ground drawer?
141271
I got 2 machines the older one doesn't have water in drawer, the new one has a watery coffee cake .but the coffee is as good !
141272
Using the machine for a month now and never found water, just the spent coffee cakes.
141273
Running this espresso machine for several years. Never had water in grounds drawer.
141274
I empty and clean drawer shortly after using each day. Occasionally it will be moist at bottom of drawer, but never standing water.
141275
I have never found water in the ground drawer. It is moist in there from the ground pucks but never standing water.
1737571
No, that us why I bought this model. Just rinse out the reusable basket filter. No grounds go into your coffee.
69144
I don't but some of the fine grounds get into the coffee. For me I don't mind, I have tried using paper filters and the cost just made me consider buying a prefilled k-cup. I hope this helps!
623738
Yes, I consistently find a bit of residue in the bottom of my coffee cup. I tend not to take that last sip.
1681943
I've been told directly by the manufacturer that each unit does a limited capacity test, so finding coffee grounds is not uncommon. As long as all of the factory equipment (cables, trays, etc) are present and still properly taped and sealed as you would expect a new unit to be, you should be fine. Beware of openbox/return items that are not packaged properly or have missing parts. Retailers are especially bad for this.
1659566
The coffee is in the same reservoir that you fill with water at the sink to make the coffee. So you dump the remaining coffee from the reservoir into the sink.
2139348
No, but you should make certain to throw out the coffee grounds by the end of the day-- the mesh filter will start to stain. Also, you may also want to flush the system out 1x/month with a mixture of vinegar & water to make sure that the valves are clean and clear.
1130753
Yes. This is the most awesome coffee maker ever for the price. My friends husband invented( if that is the word to use) a floating devise for the water reserve . I can have my husband email you the specifics. Kathy
2240276
Yes, you can put ground coffee in it! Just make sure that it is not finely ground or else it goes through the holes.
1720774
No, because the coffee is brewed the same way as a regular coffee maker: the water is filtered through the ground coffee and falls into the reservoir. The coffee does change flavor with age, because of the heating element below the reservoir.
2025732
Yes, a certain amount as the coffee brews. We find it better not to keep it on a counter that is under a cupboard.
1424006
If you purchase ground coffee (as I do) there will be some sediment in the bottom of the carafe. You can go to http://icoffee.com/component/hikashop/product/listing?Itemid=108 and order a basket filter at no charge if your coffeemaker didn't come with one. Remington must have realized this issue and designed a fix. I use the basket filter and it works well at removing the sediment.
215510
I ran a cycle of water through mine before I used it. Just to rinse it out. Coffee tastes great.
2043672
@evgeneia: No, there are no measurement lines inside the pot. Even if there were, it would not be accurate anyway because your ground coffee is going to displace an unknown amount of water.
2276693
It does not have a water level visible on the outside of the coffee maker. We fill the carafe and pour in so that we know exactly how much water is in the maker.
1751755
no. that is the "professional" model that has the large base beneath it. in this model, the grinds are in a bin just inside the door; and the drip tray is just beneath where you see the coffee cups in the picture...you slide the entire tray out when you have the door open to remove the cup with the spent beans...
542318
No. You have to measure water using the markings on the side of the carafe.