20 Most Recent Faberware 12-55 Cup Coffee Urn Questions & Answers

One tablespoon per cup. Or 2.50z to 3.0oz of coffee for 12 cups depends on your taste
Strong coffee add more coffee or if you like light coffee less coffee.

Don't let the coffee sit for long time in this kind of brewer. More than 30 min. is going to kill the flavor.

that would depend on the coffee, and how strong you like it. as well as how large your standard cups are. I use 1/4 cup of folgers classic blend for 4 'normal' cups of coffee. I also use an oversized camping mug - so 4 normal cups fills two of the mugs. - - - you may want to try 1 1/8 cup of coffee grounds in the filter if making a full pot. regards,

Best place I've found to get Farberware parts is Goodmans. Check back occasionally, they get parts that they previously didn't have. Here is the link: http://www.goodmans.net/s/1/c_farberware%2bcoffee.htm

the element could be defunked

• Try repairshack.com for the part. Good luck

Hi. Just use a half of a cup of bleach. let it siy for 10 minutes then shake it up. It should look like new.

Hi. You can start by using 20 and then use it by your taste.

Measure the pins center to center. There are three common spacings. 1/2 inch, 11/16 inch and 1 1/16 inch.. Appliance cords are available at most hardware stores including Lowes, Home Depot, Menards and even in the electrical departments of many other stores. If you have your old cord it is easy to compare the plugs. There is a 3/8 inch difference between the 11/16" plug and the 1 1/16" so it is easy to see the difference.

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I think you mean PUMP. Go to repairshack.com Good luck. Ron

Go to Goodmens.com. Farberweare parts. Good luck. Ron

Light tells you the coffee is ready and will stay on un till you unplug it. Ron. PS don't mind the flashing, some do and some don't.

You need a keepwarm element. Go to repairshack.com. Good luck. Ron

Three scoops of coffee for every 4 cups . Then adjust to taste. Good luck. Ron

You can try repairshack.com. Good luck. Ron

Go to repairshack.com. Goof luck. Ron