Looking for specific coffeemaker.

[mrlightrail]

I see a lot of older Class A's with a coffeemaker that is mounted under the cabinet with a white carafe that slides into the coffee maker, and is not supported underneath. This may be a stock machine, and I'm looking for one to install in my 91 Pace Arrow. Haven't seen anything like it for sale anywhere.

[mrlightrail]

We are also looking on upgrading to a DP Beaver, which will alleviate some of the issues which needed us to consider a above counter unit. The ol Pace Arrow just didn't have the room for a decent coffeemaker. Crossing my fingers that the deal goes thru.

[mrlightrail]

I'd love for someone who has a coach that had the coffeemaker that came stock with their vehicle to chime in with the mfg and model of that. I loved that white carafe. Never saw a good pic of it though.

[Geocritter]

When I'm looking for something hard to find or no longer being made I've found eBay to be a wonderful, almost-never-fails, resource. For example, I was restoring a 1967 boat with a Mercruiser outdrive. No one in Houston had a major drive train component. I easily found it on eBay for $20 less than I could have bought it for locally, if they'd even had the part. Seriously, if you can't find it on eBay it may not even exist!

[Dutch_12078]

We do just fine with our $12 Mr. Coffee counter top machine. No bells and whistles to break, it makes good coffee, and doesn't take up a lot of space. If electric power is not available, it even works fine by just heating up water on the stove and pouring it in the top directly into the basket. Our Thermos brand carafe easily keeps coffee hot overnight.

[Fizz]

If you like a HOT cup of coffee stay away from all the thermos type carafes.
You have to warm it up first.
Forget the hot cupa in the morning if you had it on timer. The coffee warms up the pot and cools down considerably.

[wannavolunteerF]

I had a undercounter mount coffee maker in previous S&B. It really steamed the front of the cabinet..so much so that is messed up the finish. I had to refinish the door immediately over the coffee maker before I could sell the house.

[96Bounder30E]

Moved from DIY

[RoyB]

Being battery power conscious as we all are you need to find a coffeemaker that only draws power for five minutes or so when brewing. Then it pours up into a stainless steel thermal carafe... Keeps coffee hot for us all day long...

I have been getting the Cuisinart DGB-600BC Grind & Brew, Brushed Chrome from AMAZON and buy the refurbished ones. This is not the USED ones-this list both). Only cost around $50-60 bucks and all of the refurbished part are brand new. This will last me around 3 years... They may have newer models of this now...




being a bean coffee lover this model grinds and brews a 10-cup supply in around 5 minutes. Then all brewing power is turned off. We always bring the same brand bottled water with us for the coffee so it always tastes the same...

This is the greatest yet for when you are using the 2KW Honda type generator for re-charging your battery bank. Only have five minutes to worry about consuming your power...

Has worked well for us over the years...

Roy Ken

[mrlightrail]

740B is a glass pot and has a warmer...no glass!

[diveman52]

Put on in my old 5er. I hated it worst poring carafe ever.
don't do it.

[K_Charles]

740B

[BillB800si]

Last thing I want is steam coming up through the cabinets. Cabinets in RV's are flimsy enough without being exposed to steam from a coffee maker.

Mr. Coffee on the counter works fine for us.
Happy trails,

[mrlightrail]

Nerak wrote:
Did you check Camping World? I saw an add for a Black & Decker Thermal under cabinet mount coffee maker recently. Dug out the flyer and it's model number is #55674. Check online at their website and you can see if this is what you are looking for. Doesn't appear to have a hot plate, just the thermal carafe that connects to the coffee maker. Good luck!

Yep. Out of stock no date that it will be back.

[mrlightrail]

All show out of stock, or places I'd be leery to give my cc info to, also, I'm not paying 440.00 for it.