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Size: 14 Cup
Color: Glass Carafe
Product Packaging: Standard Packaging
Features
- CAPACITY: 14-Cup glass carafe holds 112 fluid ounces
- CARAFE FEATURES: ergonomic comfort grip black handle, dripless spout, lid, and knuckle guard for added protection
- WASHING INSTRUCTIONS: Wash carafe and lid in warm, soapy water and rinse thoroughly or place in the dishwasher on the upper rack only
- BREWER MARKINGS: Carafe brewer markings range from 2-14 cups of liquid
- COMPATIBILITY: Compatible with a wide range of our premium Cuisinart coffeemakers: DCC-2200, DCC-2600, DCC-2800, DCC-3200, and DCC-3200P1
Description
Cuisinart 14 cup replacement glass carafe with a black lid and black and brushed chrome handle. This carafe is for use with DCC-2200 series and DCC-2600 coffeemakers. Brand Story By Cuisinart
Brand: Cuisinart
Material: Brewed coffee markings for two to fourteen cups
Color: Glass Carafe
Capacity: 14 Cups
Style: Glass Carafe
Brand: Cuisinart
Material: Brewed coffee markings for two to fourteen cups
Color: Glass Carafe
Capacity: 14 Cups
Style: Glass Carafe
Product Dimensions: 8.3"W x 7.25"H
Included Components: lid, carafe
Item Weight: 1.35 Pounds
Model Name: DCC-2200RC 14-Cup Replacement Glass Carafe
Product Dimensions: 8.25 x 8.3 x 7.25 inches
Item Weight: 1.35 pounds
Manufacturer: Cuisinart
Domestic Shipping: Item can be shipped within U.S.
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: DCC-2200RC
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: September 24, 2007
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Size: 14-Cup Glass
Color: Stainless Steel
Product Packaging: Standard Packaging
We've replaced an older Cuisinart DCC-1200 with this DCC-3200. Since it's a popular line, I thought others might be interested in how they compare. (In the attached comparison photos, the 1200 is on the left and the 3200 is on the right): Taste: Coffee in the 3200 is more flavorful. A new machine might be expected to be better, but I think they've gotten the flow and temperature of the brewing process better. Temperature: The brewed coffee is much hotter. Both units have three temperature settings for the hot plate, but the settings on the 3200 are hotter. Size and Capacity. The 3200 handles 14 cups compared to the 1200's 12 cups. Yet as you can see from the photos, they are the same height to fit on a counter. They seem to get the extra capacity by making the 3200 a little deeper from front to back. We've been surprised at how useful the extra capacity is. Carafe: The new glass carafe is just like the old one, only larger. It pours nicely with or without the lid on it. The new lid works the same as the old one, popping off and on. (I read some complaints about the lid on an intervening model with a spring opening, but if so, they fixed that by going back to the 1200 style). As far as I can tell, there isn't a version of the 3200 designed for a thermal carafe like there is for the 12-cup models. I prefer the glass carafe because it keeps the coffee hotter longer, and I can always pour the coffee into a thermal carafe if I want to. Water Filling. The bigger size also increases the size of the water fill hole. The lid on the top of the 3200 unit raises to 90 degrees straight up, where the lid on the 1200 tilted further back and out of the way. Still the 3200 is easier to fill, and I suspect that the restriction on the tilt may help preserve the integrity of the hot water tube. Sneak a Cup. Taking out the carafe to sneak a cup during brewing worked great on the 1200 with little dripping, and still does on the 3200. Basket. The basket on the 3200 is very similar to the 1200, but a slightly different shape to accommodate more grounds for 14 cups. Actually, grounds just barely fit with a 4 cup paper filter in the new basket, and sometimes go above the filter in the basket. The basket actually seems more designed for the included gold filter. Water filter. The 3200 uses the exact same carbon filters and filter holder as the 1200, but the holder seems to fit more snugly in its hole, which may help prevent clogging (see below) Beep. The 3200 allows you to turn of the coffee-ready beep if you want. Controls. Controls on the 3200 are a little easier. The 3200 uses all push buttons with no switches. Separate hour and minute settings make it a little easier to program and set the clock. There is a new "Bold" setting which does indeed seem to result in stronger coffee. There is still a setting for smaller, 1-4 cup pots, but I never use that. You can still set the hot plate to stay hot for up to 4 hours, which is important to me. There is a fairly bright blue glow from the LED display on the 3200. Cleaning. There was a sensor button on the hot plate of the 1200 that's gone on the 3200, so the plate stays cleaner. The extra stainless steel looks good on the 3200 but probably shows smudges more and might benefit from special cleaner fluids. Coffee Grounds Overflowing and Clogging. This was the biggest problem before, and I don't know if it's fixed, but it seems better. On the 1200, if you put too many coffee grounds in the filter it could overflow in the brewing process, and sometimes grounds would get into the water system and clog the tube. The 1200 was designed not to be repairable, but customers tried anyway with some difficulty. After one successful repair, we eventually had to replace the 1200. So far, we have not had any overflow issues with the 3200. The larger basket (with possibly a bigger drip opening), the deeper reservoir and longer case, and the more stable, non-tilting lid may help with this, but we will see how it works over time. I do notice that they made the bottom panel easier to remove, with regular screws instead of Torx, if it ever comes to that. My one tip for users is to always use the filter holder with a filter in it, even if your water is fine, because that should help prevent grounds from getting into the heating system. In all, the 3200 is an excellent replacement for the 1200, and worth the extra money if you are choosing between the two models new.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 17, 2015 by L. Snow L. Snow
Size: 14-Cup Glass
Color: Black Stainless Steel
Product Packaging: Standard Packaging
We've had this coffee maker for almost a year. Love the alert when done brewing and two-hour shut off alert which most coffee makers don't have. All the features are great except for two. I see this one as a design flaw; when the lid to the coffee maker is open a good amount of the condensation drips down the back of the unit and onto my countertop because the bottom of the lid lifts over the back of the unit. If the back of the lid were recessed the water would just drip back inside the unit. It gets pretty wet and I have to put a paper towel underneath the maker every time I lift the lid after it has shut off and I'm ready to set up for the next morning. I refuse to wait for hours for the condensation to dry up which it never completely does. I've seen one or two coffee makers with a recessed lid that doesn't drip down the back of the unit when opened. Even if I were to lift the lid to wipe off the excess moisture that stays, I'd still have the drips and drops falling onto the counter. The second flaw is that when I was wiping down the unit the other day (no chemicals involved), I quickly realized that most of the numbers on the water window had disappeared. They just came off!! So now I only have the 10, 12 and 14 numbers left. What the heck?! I paid a good price for this Cuisinart and thought I was getting the best for my money. I guess I need to rethink another brand of coffee maker. Maybe get a cheapo B&D or a Mr. C. I've had both and did fine by them. I wanted to upgrade and although a nice upgrade and good coffee, to me it was somewhat of a fail. Should not have been designed with a drippy lid and 'now you see them now you don't' numbers on the water window. Oh, well, live and learn. It'll stay for now, but if I can find a maker with a front fill, that I like, (that solves the drippy lid problem), I may have to make a change.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 2, 2023 by Kodie
Size: 12-Cup Thermal
Color: Silver
Product Packaging: Standard Packaging
So, I read reviews etc. before settling on this coffee pot. My last one lasted 10 years or so until a button jammed and it quit working. That was a Kitchen Aid with a thermal pot, and I liked it. This review is relative to that machine. Pros: >>Thoughtfully designed and sturdy. >Reliably makes great-tasting, piping hot coffee! >Large pot (12-cup) which is great since we use an espresso machine for smaller servings. >Thermal pot keeps the coffee hot for a long time! >No need to turn the lid to open and close for pouring! This also means the coffee doesn't get cold when you forget to twist the lid shut after pouring your coffee; my last machine had that problem. >Intuitive programming for auto-on and other features (unlike my last pot, which was confusing). >Bright blue lights make it obvious when the pot is set to turn on automatically or when it is brewing, unlike my last machine. >Looks great! >Didn't overflow when I forgot to put the lid on the coffee pot. This is an awesome feature because in my previous coffee machine, this ended up as a counter-flood disaster! This machine allowed the filter basket to overflow INTO the coffee pot. Sure, the coffee had grounds in it, but the flood was averted. >If you forget to seat the filter basket into the coffee pot, the lid to the filter basket and reservoir does not close all the way, so you instantly are aware of the problem, which would have caused my other machine to overflow. >Coffee grounds bypassing the filter will not clog machine an cause a flood, as happened with my previous machine. This is the case for the same reason as the filter basket not seating properly does not overflow and cause a flood - overflow from the filter basket goes directly into the pot via the lid. Con's: I struggled to find a "Con" for this machine! I guess I can only say that I like when the other machine beeps at the start of brewing, and this one does not. No big deal really, and maybe offset by the fact that you can turn the "beep" function off if you don't want to hear it. This is the best coffee machine I've ever had, and I have had several. I highly recommend it!
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 19, 2023 by Jay