At 07:25 AM 10/4/01 -0500, Dave Clark wrote:
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Just about any hardware store - it uses a standard 1/2" spacing between 
contacts female connector appliance cord. I bought a new one when I got my 
C30A last year - the original cord was not in great shape.  For reference, 
the cord I bought is a Carol catalog #04772-60-01.
Seth Goodman
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Funny story about a "stuck-together" Coffeemaster. I found one at a flea 
market and tried to get it apart to see the gasket. I, and the seller, 
couldn't get it apart for anything. I left it there, believing that it was 
a "frozen" gasket.
Later on, when I found out more about these pots, I realized it was the 
model where the filter rod actually screws into the bottom pot. I was 
assuming it was the spring type.
Perhaps the one on ebay is of this type, and the owner is not aware of the 
way it goes together.... I suggest you contact the owner and ask him/her to 
try to unscrew the rod.
Ciao,
Angelo
At 09:18 AM 10/4/2001, you wrote:
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         To the best of my recollection(the unit is put away, somewhere), 
here's how it works: The filter rod rides in a hole in the filter. The rod 
has about a 1/2" female threaded nut on the end. There is a bolt standing 
in the center of the bottom bowl. All that has to be done is to unscrew 
this and lift the upper bowl off. The filter itself stays in place.
         I respectfully submit that, since you don't believe my statement, 
perhaps you could pose the question on alt.coffee, where there are real 
collectors of coffeemasters( I only have 3). They might be able to show you 
the "proof" you need. I could do it by photographing the one I own, but 
it's really too much of a bother...:-)
Ciao,
Angelo
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