vintage1963
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Well, a good friend of mine took on the task of trying to fix the burner. Check out the photos!
Update on the GE Automatic
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turquoisedude
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OH sweet! I've got one of those Automatic GE stoves, but the coffeemaker I found years later is not the model with that metal disc in the filter rod, alas...
Bonsai Ed!
I’m so glad that your friend got this bad boy working as it was designed to work! Was the magnet just stuck, or was it the thermostat that was stuck? So, does it kick down to low heat after the water has risen to the top?
This is really a beautifully designed early 20th century appliance. You will have lots of fun with this one, especially showing it off to company when you make the coffee for dessert.
Eddie
I’m so glad that your friend got this bad boy working as it was designed to work! Was the magnet just stuck, or was it the thermostat that was stuck? So, does it kick down to low heat after the water has risen to the top?
This is really a beautifully designed early 20th century appliance. You will have lots of fun with this one, especially showing it off to company when you make the coffee for dessert.
Eddie
vintage1963
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Interesting
Hi Ralph,
The grounds go in the top bowl. As the water boils it is forced up causing the grounds to boil. The filter is either a glass rod or cloth and goes in the center of the upper bowl.
Hi Ralph,
The grounds go in the top bowl. As the water boils it is forced up causing the grounds to boil. The filter is either a glass rod or cloth and goes in the center of the upper bowl.
vintage1963
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Ralph,
I love the taste of vacuum pot coffee. It is really bold and very hot. Much better than perk or drip coffee, I believe. Plus, these contraptions are really fun to watch!
I love the taste of vacuum pot coffee. It is really bold and very hot. Much better than perk or drip coffee, I believe. Plus, these contraptions are really fun to watch!
