First was our coffee maker at work, unknown on its age, the rubber seal broke, leaving the drip process unstoppable.
Second, is my own personal coffee maker. In this case, the power button broke, as it was nothing more then a flimsy piece of plastic. Lasted about 1.5 years. When I inquired for a replacement, the response:
"We do apologize for what has happened to your coffeemaker.
Please be aware that we do offer a one year warranty on the coffee maker, however; your warranty period has expired. If you would like to purchase a new unit, please visit our web site or call our Customer Service Center to place your order."
Luckily, I never had any electrical issues with the coffee makers, however, when I removed the black bottom, I found some stain marks, from liquid seepage from the burner. I'm a bit offended they think I would actually considering buying another. Considering, both were free, I'm not upset on a financial level, however, from an environmental stance, its simply bad business. For me, its back to my trusted Mr. Coffee maker...that I've had for 10 years.
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