Buffalo Filter Coffee Maker - Brown
Not Available
Currently unavailable
Currently out of stock
This product is not available at the moment. Check back later or explore other options below.
Product Information
Full details
This Buffalo manual fill filter coffee maker is designed for pubs, cafes, and hotels, offering quick, fresh coffee brewed at the front of house in stylish glass jugs kept warm on individual hot plates. Its key benefit is portability and ease of use without a mains connection, making it versatile for various locations. A potential caveat is its manual fill nature, requiring water to be added for each brew cycle. Key features include dual independent hotplates, a 1.7L capacity, and durable construction for commercial use.
All features
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | UR.CW305 |
| Brand | Buffalo |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How do I manually fill the coffee maker?
Simply pour fresh, cold water directly into the water reservoir located at the top of the machine up to the desired fill line before starting the brewing cycle.
Can I use a different type of jug?
The machine is designed for the included glass jug. A spare airpot (Code: CN641) is also available, which is ideal for keeping coffee hot for longer periods and for self-service.
What is the power consumption of this coffee maker?
This coffee maker has a power rating of 2.1kW.
How often should I descale the machine?
It is recommended to descale the machine monthly, or more frequently if you have hard water, to maintain optimal performance and prevent damage.
Is the glass jug dishwasher safe?
While the glass jug can be washed with warm, soapy water, it is generally recommended to hand wash it to preserve its clarity and prevent potential damage from high dishwasher temperatures.
What is the capacity of the coffee maker?
The coffee maker has a capacity of 1.7 litres.
Troubleshooting
Coffee maker does not turn on.
Check that the power cord is securely plugged into a working electrical outlet. Ensure the power switch is in the 'on' position.
Coffee is not brewing.
Verify that the water reservoir has been filled with water. Ensure the coffee filter and grounds are correctly placed and the jug is positioned on the hotplate.
Coffee is not staying hot.
Ensure both the upper and lower hotplates are switched on and functioning. Check that the glass jug is properly seated on the lower hotplate.
Slow brewing time.
The machine may require descaling. Follow the descaling instructions in the 'Care' section to remove mineral buildup.
Water leaks from the base.
Check that the water reservoir is not overfilled. Ensure the glass jug and filter holder are correctly seated and that there are no cracks in the reservoir or jug.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Portable and versatile due to manual fill design.
- Keeps coffee hot on dual hotplates.
- Quick brewing time for immediate service.
- Easy to clean for commercial use.
- Stylish design suitable for front-of-house.
- Durable and reliable for frequent operation.
Cons
- Requires manual refilling with water for each brew.
- Glass jug may be fragile in busy environments.
- Limited brewing capacity compared to plumbed-in models.
- No advanced programming features.
- Requires a separate power outlet for each hotplate and brewing element.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
- Place the coffee maker on a stable, heat-resistant surface.
- Ensure the power cord is accessible to a suitable electrical outlet.
- Fill the water reservoir with fresh, cold water to the desired level (do not exceed the maximum fill line).
- Place a coffee filter into the filter holder and add your preferred ground coffee.
- Position the glass jug securely on the lower hotplate.
- Plug in the machine and switch it on. The brewing cycle will begin automatically.
Compatibility:
- This machine uses standard paper coffee filters.
- It is compatible with glass coffee jugs and spare airpots (Code: CN641) available separately.
- Requires a standard UK electrical power outlet.
Care:
- Daily Cleaning: After use and once cool, remove the filter and coffee grounds. Wash the glass jug and filter holder with warm, soapy water. Wipe down the exterior with a damp cloth. Ensure the hotplates are clean and free of spills.
- Descaling: Regularly descale the machine according to manufacturer instructions (typically monthly, depending on water hardness) to maintain performance and prevent mineral buildup. Use a commercial descaling solution suitable for coffee machines.
- Storage: If storing for an extended period, ensure the machine is clean and dry.