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Posted by Nate Nagel on December 24, 2006, 3:47 am
George E. Cawthon wrote:
> Nate Nagel wrote:
>
>> Weird... My old coffee maker died a couple weeks ago, so I gave the
>> girlie a few bucks and the direction that while she was out, to pick
>> up a new coffee maker. She returned with a new Mr. Coffee, replete
>> with analog/digital clock. It worked OK for a few days and then
>> started going haywire - the clock would be hours off by morning, or it
>> would lock up completely. In any case, I didn't have my morning
>> coffee and the only "fix" was to unplug it for an hour or two and try
>> again.
>>
>> Well, last week I installed a whole-house TVSS in my breaker panel
>> (Siemens QSA2020TVSS to be exact) and I just realized this AM that the
>> coffee maker has been working perfectly ever since. Is it possible
>> that I just had "dirty" power and that all my other appliances were
>> handling it correctly so I never noticed? Anyway, it seems like too
>> much of a coincidence as before installing the TVSS the coffeemaker
>> would more often than not not make it through a full day without
>> locking up.
>>
>> nate
>>
> Don't know the answer, but I do know how to eliminate the problem. Get
> a coffee pot without a clock. If you just have to have a cup of coffee
> ready for you when you get to the office. Get two pots, a regular one
> and a little 4 cup one (they actually hold 2 cups (the two will be
> cheaper than one with a clock). If you can't stand waiting 5 minutes
> for the little one to provide a cup, get therapy.
I hear ya... the problem is that this one will not brew AT ALL when the
clock ceases to function... and no, I can't wait a couple hours for the
darn thing to decide to work before my first cup in the AM.
Is there even such a thing made anymore? A coffee maker with just a
switch and a heating element?
nate
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