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Product Description
If the Curtis G4 CGC Single Cup had expressive eyes and was on a wheel base it would look a lot like a coffee making co-worker of Wall-E. Smart technology goes from your added gourmet grinds to cup in no time flat. Skip paper pods and plastic coffee capsules and still get one cup convenience with "real" coffee from the Curtis G4 CGC.
- The Size is Right: Select from 12 oz, 16 oz, or 20 oz. options per side
- G4 Touch screen: Easy icons for one touch coffee and USB port for updates and recipe sharing.
- Brewing Modes: Pre-infusion or pulse brew enhances coffee extraction
- Easy Set-Up: Factory settings deliver ideal results out of the box
- Display: Large well lit display communicates functions at a glance
- In Hot Water: Dedicated hot water faucet for making teas.
- Reduce Waste: No need brew up a whole pot of decaf or have to pour out unused carafes with a single cup solution.
- Energy saver: Automatically reduces energy consumption when brewer is idle.
Additional Information
| Manufacturer | Curtis |
|---|---|
| Model Number | CGC |
| Width | 13.125 inches |
| Depth | 21.00 inches |
| Height | 18.125 inches |
| Product Weight (lbs.) | 34.0000 |
| Voltage | Dual Voltage |
| Volts | 120/220 volts |
| Watts | 1500/2950 watts |
| Brewer Type | Single |
| Brew Volume (in 8 oz cups) | Low - under 120 cups |
| Water Source | Water line (plumbed) |
| Carafe Style | Single cup |
| Programmability | Advanced |
| Reservoir Size | 1.73 gallons |
| Built-In Grinder | No |
| Max/Min Ounces per Pot | 12 oz | 16 oz | 20 oz per side |
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We got a Curtis G4 CGC for our office and does at least 150 cups per day without any problems. One thing that has been a problem for the 12 and 16oz cups is there is a standing pool of water at the end of the cycle still in the brew cone. Nothing comes out of the spout until around 30 seconds later which can be frustrating. Is this common with these machines?
Best Answer: Unfortunately that is a common problem with the Curtis G4. There is a secondary drip that happens as the water settles through. Ideally after you brew you dump the grounds and the drip doesn't happen. I have also just added 30 seconds to the counter in places where people walk away from the brewer, therefore allowing that drip to end up in the cup as opposed to the drip tray. Hope this helps!
I recently purchased this for my shop. However, it is not being used at all because it always overflows out of the top of the cone. I have been able to brew a few cups of coffee successfully, but 90% of the time it does not work. Is overflowing a common problem or is it possible that I have a defective unit? Thanks!
Best Answer: Here are a couple of ideas to try:
1.) You can increase the grind size for the coffee which will allow water to drip through more quickly.
2.) There is also an option in the menu to use 'pulse brewing' mode. This will slow down the brewing slightly as well as improve the quality of the beverage produced.
I hope this helps!
1.) You can increase the grind size for the coffee which will allow water to drip through more quickly.
2.) There is also an option in the menu to use 'pulse brewing' mode. This will slow down the brewing slightly as well as improve the quality of the beverage produced.
I hope this helps!
Does the Curtis G4 CGC come with the brew baskets or plastic brew cones?
Best Answer: It comes with the plastic brew cones.
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· Samantha BStaff on Nov 29, 2015
Where can we find more recipes to input into the Curtis Gold Cup Brewer?
Best Answer: Try contacting Curtis directly.
Wilbur Curtis Company
6913 Acco Street
Montebello CA 90640 US
CSRAssistance@wilburcurtis.com
Phone: 800-421-6150 • 323-837-2300
Fax: 323-837-2406
Wilbur Curtis Company
6913 Acco Street
Montebello CA 90640 US
CSRAssistance@wilburcurtis.com
Phone: 800-421-6150 • 323-837-2300
Fax: 323-837-2406
Since the brewer brews fresh ground beans on demand, which grinder would you recommend to pair with the brewer. I saw one in the video with a little scoop. Is there a single server commercial grinder that you would recommend?
Best Answer: It is best to grind your beans right before brewing, and so, yes, we do recommend a grinder to pair with this Curtis G4 CGC. The scoop in the video comes with the brewer, and so I would suggest checking out the Baratza Forte BG and the Curtis GSG Bulk Commercial Grinder. I have included a few links below:
http://www.seattlecoffeegear.com/baratza-forte-brew-grinder-metal-burr
http://www.seattlecoffeegear.com/curtis-gsg-3blk-commercial-coffee-grinder
If you have further questions give us a call to speak with commercial sales at 866-372-4734.
http://www.seattlecoffeegear.com/baratza-forte-brew-grinder-metal-burr
http://www.seattlecoffeegear.com/curtis-gsg-3blk-commercial-coffee-grinder
If you have further questions give us a call to speak with commercial sales at 866-372-4734.
Is there an option for metal baskets?
I don't like running 200 deg water through plastic.
I don't like running 200 deg water through plastic.
Best Answer: Unfortunately no, there is not an option to purchase metal baskets for use with this Curtis G4 brewer. The plastic on the brew baskets is BPA free, but if you'd prefer to use something else, you can also use this brewer to brew into a pour over like a Chemex or a Hario V60 Dripper.
Does this model come with the well plate for use with the chemex?
Is the Curtis G4 CGC unit switch selectable for either 110v or 220v at installation / if moved to a new location with the other voltage?
Is the unit designed to be turned off overnight or always left on?
For a 110v installation, approximately what is the warm up time from a cold start?
Do both sides operate simultaneously in the 110v configuration, and if so, what is the approximate limit for 8 oz cups per hour?
Can the internal tank be user drained for moving or storage?
Is descaling a user operation or must it be done by a service tech onsite or in a service center?
Do you service this machine either onsite or in your service center?
Thanks
Is the unit designed to be turned off overnight or always left on?
For a 110v installation, approximately what is the warm up time from a cold start?
Do both sides operate simultaneously in the 110v configuration, and if so, what is the approximate limit for 8 oz cups per hour?
Can the internal tank be user drained for moving or storage?
Is descaling a user operation or must it be done by a service tech onsite or in a service center?
Do you service this machine either onsite or in your service center?
Thanks
Best Answer: The Curtis G4 single cup is not convertible for voltage. It comes standard with a 110v cord connected. If you want to run 220v you would need to just install a 220v cord on it. This is easy to do, but not just the flip of a switch. The unit is a commercial machine so it is designed to be left on 24 hours a day. It does have an energy saving mode if idle for 4 hours. On 110v it takes about 30 minutes to heat up which is why it should be on all the time. Both sides do operate on 110v configuration, so truthfully they can almost be ran back to back on 110v. If you ran both sides at the same time after the brew there is probably a 2 minute delay before you can brew again. You can drain it, but it is not easy, and you would need to disconnect a water line. Yes we will service it at Seattle Coffee Gear. There is really not a need to descale these machines as the boiler is very large. If you have other questions, please feel free to give us a call and our commercial department would be happy to help! 866-372-4734
Do you have a model G4 capable of handling approx. 150 cups of coffee per day?
Best Answer: Yes, the Curtis G4 CGC is capable of producing 150 cups of coffee a day, however it would work best if it were using 220v for this. If you have further questions about our commercial products and what would work best in your cafe, please give us a call and we'd be happy to help! 866-372-4734
Hi,
I believe there is are 2 models of the Curtis Gold Cup Brewer, one with USB and one without. (or perhaps a USB option). Is the one you're selling with or without USB?
Thanks.
I believe there is are 2 models of the Curtis Gold Cup Brewer, one with USB and one without. (or perhaps a USB option). Is the one you're selling with or without USB?
Thanks.
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Warranty Information for the Curtis G4 CGC Single Cup Brewer
| What it Covers: | Curtis equipment |
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| Who Supports the Warranty: | Wilbur Curtis Company Inc. |
| Warranty Contact Information: | Technical Support Department 1-800- 995-0417 |
