West Bend 33600 100-Cup Commercial Coffee Urn
West Bend coffeemakers are styled for the countertop or buffet table and offer features for smooth prep, quick brewing and easy clean up. The 100-cup commercial urn is rated for commercial use. Brews up to 1 cup per minute and keeps Coffee hot for hours.Standing handsomely on its stay-cool base, this big coffeemaker is ideal
West Bend coffeemakers are styled for the countertop or buffet table and offer features for smooth prep, quick brewing and easy clean up. The 100-cup commercial urn is rated for commercial use. Brews up to 1 cup per minute and keeps Coffee hot for hours.Standing handsomely on its stay-cool base, this big coffeemaker is ideal for a buffet line, office, or any other situation where a lot of people drink a lot of coffee. It percolates up to 100 cups at a cup-a-minute rate and then automatically switches to keep-warm, serving-temperature mode. That’s when the light goes on and the spigot shows off its no-drip capacity, perfect for spotless cup-and-saucer use. Lifting the spigot provides a continuous flow for filling coffee servers. The 23-inch coffeemaker is made of polished aluminum. The urns cover locks in place to prevent accidental spills.
Product Features
- Large-capacity coffee urn brews up to 100 cups at cup-a-minute speed
- Coffee-level gauge; “ready” indicator light; automatic keep-warm mode
- 2-way dripless faucet for single-cup or continuous filling; locking cover. 120 volts
- Instructions printed on faceplate; interior water-level markings; stay-cool base/trim
- Measures 14-1/2 by 10-3/5 by 23 inches
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Huge LEAK on first use! Nice coffee STAINS ON CARPET! We got this for our team event. On its very first use, it started leaking profusely when the coffee was getting hot. It stained the carpet very nicely – not! So if you have light-colored carpet, beware of this West Bend coffee urn. Luckily one of the parents saw the leak and notified us before the whole pot (100 cups) would empty out on the floor.The see-through coffee gauge tube was not properly installed by West Bend and sprung a big leak at the base of the gauge tube – Look at the nice stream of coffee in attached picture. That was BAD DESIGN and BAD QA!We should have believed the reviews going back to 2015 with similar problems. It seems that West Bend hasn’t figured out how to fix the problem or they don’t care enough about the 10% of the reviews being 1-star. So take your chances folks, maybe 1 in 10 customers may get lucky and end up with a $100 carpet stainer or luckier yet get a trip to to the hospital for burns. Gee-whiz!!!Another…
A little “screwy”
Good when it works I work at a yoga studio where we’ve gone through 4 of this coffee urn in the span of 2 years. It appears there’s a timer built-in for this machine to malfunction after roughly 6 months and stop heating up the liquid within entirely. I’ve very diligently washed the insides of this machine 2-3 times weekly to ensure the heating element is cleaned to maintain optimal working condition. But alas, they all go down after half a year.Despite the claim from the manufacturer that the product is covered by an 1 year warranty, when I attempted to file a claim through the manufacturer website, the request was denied without explanation. Fortunately, I purchased a 3rd party warranty through Asurion, who are slightly more helpful on at least attempting to find out what’s wrong with the machine before determining whether I’ll get a refund on the failed product.For the most part, this coffee urn does its job and heats up the liquid (yogi tea) to optimal temperature when it’s…