how do you take lid off coffee pot?
1715843
We've never had any trouble getting the lid off ours, but I suppose that if it's a tight fit a thumb nail between the "tab" at the back (opposite the holes in the lid) and the plastic "rim" should loosen it.
1715844
It does pop off but not easily. pull up on the part over the handle. By the spout there is a tiny area where the lid clips underneath a 'bump' on the pot, so when putting the lid back on, slip it under that first then bring the handle part down.
1715845
Hold the pot by the handle and lift the top off by pulling up on the tab over the handle. To replace the lid, insert the spout end first and press down on the tab over the handle.
827314
To close the lid, just put it back on, use your thumb & middle finger and squeeze the side until it pops to close.
810756
Slide the top part across and position the two silver knobs on the lid, snap the top part back in place to lock the lid and remove.
865403
I grip the lower part of the tin and twist the lid while pulling up. It's a bit of a pain sometimes to get the lid off.
1670320
You shouldn't have to take the lid off to pour the coffee. Push down the little lever and it "rocks" open enough to pour. The lid may seem wobbly because of this functionality. I wouldn't try tipping the pot upside down if it had liquid in it because I'm sure it would come out.
518620
You can lift up the weight on top with a pot holder and the pressure will release. You can then screw it off. If you want quick pressure release, run cold water over the lid. It takes less than 15 seconds that way.
590985
Open the lid, and at the base of the lid where it connects to the body, there's a small metal bar that is slid into a locked position in the body. While the lid is upright, gently guide the bar up, over, and past the little lock, and pull up. It should come right out.
1494017
Unscrew the top lid. Just unscrew the lid, which might be a bit difficult, but it will unscrew. After you take off the lid itself, you have to sort of pry the inner lid up and off. No unscrewing necessary for that. Just work it out. You might try using a butter knife to get that part loose. NOT A STEAK KNIFE!! You'll poke your eye out!!!
986253
With the carafe on the heating element, grab the carafe handle and pull the carafe out and away from the heating element.
2000803
You are correct. You do not have to remove it. Be aware that you absolutely do not want to use a fine ground coffee. They will overflow
1581317
Keep turning the lid counter clockwise and it will come off. It has a little resistance to show when in the open to drink position. You just turn past it and the lid comes odd.
1901461
No the lid doesn't remove but the coffee pot is very easy to clean. The clear little percolater top does remove though. I love this coffee maker. It makes a great cup of coffee and will last a lifetime, unlike the plastic drip models
324225
Just line up the 2 pieces of plastic on back of lid and wiggle and push it on. I take mine off too clean
590987
There is a clip at the back of the lid. Press down and lift the lid and it comes odd. Do the reverse to put lid back on.
1597523
Remove the strap (I'm sure you did that already but just in case) and put your hands on either side of the lid where the strap used to be. Use your fingers to push in the plastic tabs and lift up. The lid should come right off. The plastic tabs on the lid fit into slots on either side of the base.
949223
The lid does come off. The basket,carafe and lid are dishwasher safe but I choose to hand wash mine. When I do put them in the dishwasher,( the lid and basket) I put them on the top shelf. There is not a window on the carafe to see how much coffee remains. I love this coffee maker!!
96777
The lid to the coffee pot is hinged and removable (clicks on and off). It's the same coffee pot that you get with the simple Mr. Coffee (no timer).