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Enjoy great coffee simply made with the Mr. Coffee 5-Cup Coffee Maker. It makes up to 25 oz. of coffee, just right for two 12-oz. cups, and the compact design fits nicely into small spaces. The updated, ergonomic carafe design with ounce markings takes the guesswork out of measuring. Just set it up, turn it on, and brew. Grab-a-Cup Auto Pause allows you to stop the brewing cycle to pour a cup, then continue brewing until complete. The easy-to-use ON/OFF switch indicates when the coffee maker is on, and reminds you to shut it off. All you need to do is sit back, sip, and enjoy!Care & Maintenance: Make sure your coffeemaker is unplugged and has cooled completely before cleaning. Remove the brew basket, filter carafe, carafe lid, and wash them in a solution of hot water and mild liquid soap, and dry thoroughly.
Please refer to user guide or user manual or user guide (provided below in PDF) before first use
Grab-a-Cup Auto Pause lets you grab a cup before brewing is finished
Lift & Clean Filter Basket makes for easy cleanup
Compact design is great for small spaces; updated ergonomic carafe offers easy pouring and handling, and features ounce markings for perfect measuring; The carafe is made of glass
Customers find this coffee maker to be a great small pot that works quickly and is perfect for single-person use. They appreciate its ease of use, with one customer noting it’s easy to operate with one hand, and consider it an inexpensive drip maker that makes the perfect amount of coffee. The auto shut-off feature receives mixed reviews – while some customers find it convenient, others wish it had this feature. Durability is a concern, with multiple customers reporting that their units broke after 1.5 months of use.
