Can you steam and brew at the same time on the 15 amp mode?
1801939
Yes, you can. I do it all the time. The difference is when the separate units are heating. In 20-amp mode, both boilers heat at the same time. In 15-amp mode, they switch back and forth until both are at optimal temperature... but when it's time to brew, you can use both at once... definitely.
1801940
Hi, and thank you for your question. Yes you can do everything on both 15amp or 20 amp there is no diffence. Simple put the 20amp service is available by the flick of a switch if you have a dedicated circuit (Funny looking plug) there is no difference in the machine either way. Want 10% off visit us at www.spagsespresso.comSpag's espresso
906693
Yes you can! I never regretted purchase of this steamer . The red button on the handle once you press it, it lets out steam.
1617718
NO as it can only be configured to run in one mode at a time not both simultaneously.
1426663
Yes, it should work fine. There are three temperature settings, so start on the lowest temperature. There are two pads, one soft and one rough. Use the soft pad at first as well. Also, make sure you don't leave it sitting in one spot for more than a few seconds if it is in steam mode. Keep it moving (in any direction) and you should be fine. When you are ready to turn it off, pick it up and press the temperature buttons until it goes back to stand by mode. Then you can put it back down again without worrying.
109546
Yes. The system powers up quickly, providing steam within a minute. When turned off, the steam stops flowing within seconds.
1209974
Yes, you can change the attachments while the power is on but steam is not actually coming from the end. (Separate button for steam) I highly recommend this steamer!
537287
Yes, you can brew less than a carafe by adjusting the amount of water (and coffee). I do it all the time.
335996
Yes just decrease the water and the coffee and brew it work just fine. We brew 2 4 and 6 all the time depending who is here
998996
Fill the reservoir with waterOnce the machine is on and the green light is solid, push it to start brewing and again to stop it. Time between pushes depends on how strong you like it. You will have to experiment
1273110
The unit is 1400 watts, any common 15 amp AC outlet can handle the load with ease. This machine is for coffee pods only. Search for the Bunn MCU Single Serve Multi-Use Brewer for a model that can be used 4 different ways. That model will make just hot water, or use coffee pods, or use regular loose ground coffee, or the "K" cups. These Bunn brewers are "first class" for single serve coffee makers and are well worth the money!
1344664
It takes a small break to build full steam back up if you use it constantly. Not a problem really, mine builds back up quickly!
1884088
Your circuits may be overloaded. As the other person noted you have to make sure there are no other high draw items on the same circuit running at the same time. If this unit draws 12.5 amps you could use several more amps in addition safely but not a toaster or other high draw item running on the same line. Simple way to find out what is on the same line is cut off the one that tripped and go around and see what has the power cut off to it. While you are at the breaker box, look at the amperage of the breaker you cut off. It should be a 20 amp breaker, if it is 15 then there might be your problem. Whatever you do, do not put a bigger breaker in there, just note the size and subtract 12.5 for the coffee maker and then you have the allowance for the rest of the items you want to run at the same time. If you have a 15 amp breaker you can only run 300 watts if you have a 20 amp breaker the limit is only about 900 watts. When the pump primes the heater element is running at the same time and quickly heats a cup of water to 192 degrees, According to Keurig this MAX draw is 1500 watts. (1500w/120v=12.5amps) Water tank reheat cycle is only 200-400 watts and idle is ~60 watts, again all information directly from www.keurig.com. If you attempted to run even a small microwave then you had about a 20 amp draw from those two items alone. Dishwasher takes a lot of power 700 watts to 1400 on heat cycle. Toaster is about 1000 watts. Add the watts if you can not find the amp draw on each device and divide by your volts (typically 120v). One last thing to note is the high electricity draw is VERY short lived. Leaving the unit on (I do for about 12 hours a day) is convenient for me and on average uses about the same electricity as a small light bulb. It does draw a lot of juice on startup every day (It is suppose to) you just have to make sure you don't have other high draw items running at the same time on the same line. You post is a very valid one, I hope I helped clear up your questions and have offered some assistance.
152293
Sorry, I don't have an answer for you with respect to this. I have an H2O steam mop.
468380
You cannot control the steam (vapor). I'm not sure what you're asking about keeping the plug in - are you asking about the electrical plug? If so, then "yes" you do.
375717
2 minutes. If you start steam then move to brewing, there is a trick to cool down the machine. You can release some heat through release water at steam ward at brewing settings. It will allow you to brew immediately. You should always do brewing then move to steaming.
2187272
Yes and it's really easy to do. I really love this BrewStation. It makes the best coffee and it keeps the coffee hot....
307271
Yes, power steam, and burst of steam. There is also an adjustment on the top of the iron for low, medium and high steam settings. Very satisfied with this feature of the iron. It also has auto shutoff.