Design flaw in carafe lid open/close mechanism prevents coffee from entering carafe thus spilling to counter

Two slight design flaws involving the built-in grinder:1

Cuisinart was willing to "upgrade" my unit upon RMA, but I soon found that this unit not only had the design flaw, but it also had a carafe lid that after 6 months absolutely would not unscrew

Two major design flaws make this maker fail to deliver

It could also be a design flaw, I suppose, or perhaps because it's new and efficient, it's producing hot water faster than it can be filtered

Trust me, they have NOT fixed this design flaw.

What can be worse than a critical design flaw in a premium coffeemaker

For a coffeemaker that costs as much as it does, this was not worth the money considering this major design flaw.

It is amazing to me that anyone is happy with this coffee maker because of this design flaw.

Trust me, they have NOT fixed this design flaw.

It is obviously a terrible design flaw.

It is a design flaw that I cannot fathom.- Next, the thermal carafe must be pre-warmed in order to deliver a sufficiently hot cup of coffee.

Pro:programmablethermal carafeCons:grind and brew design flaw

Maybe I received a faulty unit but my guess it is a design flaw

Cuisinart needs to figure this design flaw out so completely irritating

To have the same problem with 3 different makers tells me that there is a design flaw.

I think the errant coffee grounds are a design flaw.

I think it's a design flaw

The designers of this coffeemaker, in an attempt to keep it compact, have engineered in a critical design flaw

It works pretty well actually, but there is a bit of a design flaw.

This machine has a pretty serious design flaw

It's a design flaw that is kind of a pain.

First of all, the cuisines makes a great cup(s) of coffee from preground beans

Love i!t!

The Cuisinart G and B we had for a few years suddenly stopped working.

Wanted to like this very much as it's a cool idea, but instead it was an expensive failed experiment.

Bottom line is if you want a reasonably convenient, fresh ground, cup of coffee that will never taste burnt and you are willng to invest 5 minutes in cleanup after each use, the Cuisinart Grind & Brew Thermal is in my opinion as good as it gets at a reasonable price point

Works as it should but is a pain in the a$$ to clean

The only advantage this coffee maker has over my old $20 machine from Target is the scheduling functionality, which works as it should.

Also the plastic grinder cap design makes it a very difficult-to-clean machine.

Do not overfill as it will leak from the

Please try to make this return authorization as easy as

Also it uses the flat cup kind of basket, and coffee doesn't taste nearly as good as when using a cone filter or basket

We are not gentle on them, but prefer over the burr grinder as we drink a flavored coffee and it does not clog like the burr did.

The carafes cool down the hot coffee as they fill up