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Cuisinart SS-700 Single Serve Brewing System, Silver – Powered by Keurig (Certified Refurbished)
Perfect for both personal use and entertaining, this single-serve home-brewing system offers consumers fresh gourmet coffee, tea, hot cocoa and more in under one minute. Using Keurig K-Cup portion packs, this brewer�s innovative one-touch technology makes it easier than ever for consumers to enjoy a wide array of hot beverages.
Product Features
- Large 80-ounce removable water reservoir eliminates the need for frequent refills
- 5 cup sizes, including iced beverage setting and removable drip tray for tall travel mugs
- Fully programmable blue backlit LCD with digital clock, auto on/off, and adjustable temperature
- Includes: My K-Cup Reusable Coffee Filter, charcoal water filter, 12 K-Cup Portion Pack and instruction book; 90-day warranty
- Please refer User Manual (Under Product Details) Pg-8 for Setting up Your Brewer. Also please watch the video under the image section for the troubleshooting and set up instructions
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Lasted Four Years Like a Work Horse – Wish I Had Known About Over-Pressurized K-Cups Earlier! We received one of these for Christmas as a present from our children 4 years ago. We used it daily and probably brewed thousands of cups of coffee with it. Just recently, it began leaking, sputtering, and taking forever to brew a single cup of coffee. We tried everything online to fix it — cleaning filters, descaling with vinegar, cleaning top needle hole out with paper clips, turning it upside down and “burping” it, turning it off to reset it, etc., etc. The frustrating thing was that the “Rinse” and “Hot Water” cycles ran fine. It just wouldn’t work when you tried to make coffee. After taking it completely apart, in a last ditch effort to make it work, pieces were everywhere and I decided to buy a new 780 model. I’ll let you know how that goes on the 780 model review site. However, while researching the 780, I came across reviews that indicated part of the problem when the machine leaks, sputters, and is slow to brew, is the K-Cups themselves. Sure enough,…