The brewing temperature listed in the product description is wrong, it is supposed to be higher
173090
The correct brewing temperature ranges from roughly 198-205 degrees Fahrenheit (92-96 degrees Celsius).
1992553
I make artisan bread in it and it cooks at 450 degrees. I am not sure if you could go higher. I have had no issues with it.
827856
I don't know the brewing temp, but it brews very good coffee. The top doesn't close down tightly...they don't address the basket liner size well so it interferes with closure, plus over time the top warps a little, so there is quits a bit of steam escape... requiring 'adjusting up' the amount of water you put in the tank. This steam leak was true of each of the 3 of this model... to varying degrees. The little quality control and design issues were not deal breakers for me, because the coffee is so good.
1309841
The temperature is not adjustable. Also, you need to know that mine broke w/i a few months and it took more time to get Krups to fix it than I've had the machine working. HIGHLY NOT RECOMMENDED.
457054
No answer in the documentation. However, since this is a "shower head" type dispersion system, I think it is NOT as hot as it should be for optimal brewing (around 208 degrees). I have owned this product for over a year and am disappointed in its performance. In fact, I've decided to return to a Presto 12-cup percolator BECAUSE
2103759
Might be the valve on the water tank. Other than signaling that the brew cycle is done a little early, no issues for me.
1766869
I'm not exactly sure what the temperature is, but it does have Low to High settings on it where if you do not want the water to boil, you set it to the lowest setting. I love the product, I use it for all kinds of loose tea and a French press for coffee. Great gadget to have!
725047
I haven't checked mine, but it's nowhere close to 140-150F; it's more in the 200F Range. Something is definitely wrong with your Machine.Did you descale it regularly? Maybe that's something to look at.
1569824
I was just getting up to make some coffee so I decided to take the temp with our insta-read thermometer. After brewing with the brewed coffee setting I got almost exactly 160 degrees (160.8). I am perfectly fine with this temp myself but I know that some people brew their coffee hotter in order to travel and/or just to preference. If this seems too low for you then it might be worth knowing!
1506175
It *should* indicate a high altitude attempt to heat water above the boiling point, but it actually seems to indicate that you have a heating base with a manufacture date code of 1425, 1427, or 1429 (look on the bottom) in most cases. They have a warranty return mechanism for this at: http://bonavitaworld.com/support but they should just pull this inventory out of Amazon.
664008
I brew my own stout, it's not guiness, but to answer your question. I like to keep 33 to 36 degrees, of course the stock thermostat is not that accurate. I run 35 psi.
1879476
Unless you are directly connected to a water source that's maintains a heated resovoir the water needs to heat to the appropriate brewing temperature before brewing can begin
1089796
The fermometer will light up with either 2 colored boxes(green & brown I think) or three. If it's only 2 colors, then the temp is between the even numbers, ie if 66 & 68 are colored, then the temp is 67. If there are three colors(blue,green,brown, I think) then the temp is the middle color. For example if 66, 68, & 70 are colored, then the temp is 68 degrees. This works much like that of a mood ring, it's extremely easy to read once you see it in action. Since it is only labeled in even numbers, the color code is necessary. Good luck with your brewing, you can't find a better way to keep your temps:)
1111723
There are no temperatures, just low to high. Water will boil sooner at HIGH.
1706782
The fluid coming out of my coffee maker measures approximately 150 degrees with two different thermometers. That was into a cold container so I would think it would be a little hotter directly from the machine.
565071
Setting the time was easy, be sure the brew sett time is not what you're trying to set, I initially made that mistake. Like my old daddy use to say, if you don't get the first time read the instructions. Goodluck.
1052384
The trouble is that the temperature setting cannot account for how much water is in the kettle. So the lower settings will produce a different result with different amounts of water. I found this annoying, and, in fact, the reason I returned the product.