Cuisinart® Grind & Brew Thermal 12-Cup Automatic Coffee Maker
Coffee lovers can make delicious, freshly ground coffee and keep it piping hot right in their homes. This fully programmable coffeemaker has a burr grinder that automatically grinds beans before brewing, maintaining its true flavor. The 8-ounce bean hopper has a sealed lid to prevent moisture, while the grind control lets you program the amount you want to grind from two to 12 cups. The double-wall insulated thermal carafe has a 12-cup capacity and seals in heat and freshness, so the last cup is as good as the first. The Brew Pause feature lets you enjoy a cup before brewing is finished, and the strength selector lets you choose strong, medium or mild. Also features a gold-tone permanent filter, charcoal water filter, 24-hour programming, auto shut-off, grind-off feature, and two to four cup selector. Carafe is dishwasher safe. UL listed. Limited three-year warranty. Measures: 8.27" x 11.61" x 16.34". Model # DGB-900BC.
Cuisinart® Grind & Brew Thermal™ 12-Cup Automatic Coffee Maker
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so far, so good
After few weeks of usage just a details are worse than expected: A bit noisy grid and the streght of coffee made. Wo loves to have coffee really strong might be unsatisfied using the grid and its dosage.
April 18, 2013
worst coffemaker I ever had
I had a cuisinart glass grind & brew. It made good coffee but did not get it hot enough and eventually the pump stopped working. I thought this new one was made better but was so disappointed, Not only was the coffee not very hot but it hardly ground any beans, even on the strongest setting, that the coffee had no taste at all.Also the thermos was no use since the coffee wasn't very hot to begin with. The coffee was the worst I ever had before. I do not recommend this product at all. I took my pot back after two weeks and bought another brand and am very happy with my new one. I will never buy another cuisinart again.
April 18, 2013
Why the defective units?
Like many others I have liked this grind & brew unit when it is behaving well. However we returned the first unit just after 2 years when burr grinder no longer worked and are having similar problems just after 3 years (so out of warranty) with its replacement. Reviews suggest that this Chinese manufactured product is plagued with a significant number of defective units. This could be due to poor engineering, workmanship, materials or some combination of these. No amount of creative corporate PR, sorry Mary Rogers, can justify the continued failure of Cuisinart management to rectfy this problem. If you do buy this product consider buying form a return-friendly retailer like BB&B rather than directly from Cuisinart. Some buyers will need to return one or more units during warranty period in order to end up with a keeper. This is the China junk problem. It does have a remedy.
March 7, 2013
I should have listened.
Our first Cuisinart grind brew coffee maker was great. We used it at least 1 time/per day. We wore it out. The grind cup had a "slash" hole through it because beans beat against it so oftem. This is why, + good coffee, we stayed with Cuisinart. This "new" coffee maker is every bit as good as the old one, EXCEPT, ground beans pack under the grinder preventing them from going into the cup. I have to take it to my shop to blow them out with compressed air. This has become a fairly common occurance. We take good care of it on a daily basis. We wash the cup and it's lid daily and brush the grind area several times a week. I would recommend this maker only to someone I don't like.
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