De’Longhi Carafe Replacement: COM530M, COM532M and the 10-Cup Fit
De'Longhi drip carafes centre on one family - the COM530M and COM532M 10-cup machines and the 3066/3067/3093 series - and a jug for one generally fits the others. Check the lid flap and spout against a photograph rather than trusting capacity alone, because the flap has to sit under the brew head. Compatible jugs are genuinely fine here: it is plain glass on a hotplate with no valve and no seal to fail.
Does it fit your machine?
Match your model number exactly — the code on the rating label, not the name on the front of the machine.
| Model | Notes |
|---|---|
| De'Longhi COM530M / COM532M | 10-cup glass carafe, shared across the family. |
| De'Longhi 3066 / 3067 / 3093 series | Same 10-cup jug in most cases - check the lid flap. |
| De'Longhi Magnifica / Dedica | Espresso machines - no carafe. Different parts entirely. |
Your model is not on this list. Do not assume it fits — send us the model number and we will check it.
OEM or aftermarket?
De’Longhi’s drip range is smaller than its espresso range, so the carafe question usually comes down to one family: the COM530M and COM532M 10-cup machines and their close relatives in the 3066/3067/3093 series. A replacement jug for one generally fits the others.
Check the spout, not the model badge
The reliable check is the pouring spout and the lid flap, because that is where the machine interacts with the carafe. Hold your existing jug next to the listing photograph: the flap has to line up under the brew head, and the handle has to clear the machine body when the jug slides in. Capacity matching alone is not enough.
OEM versus compatible here
This is one of the cases where compatible jugs are genuinely fine. The De’Longhi drip carafe is a plain glass vessel on a hotplate – there is no valve to calibrate and no seal to fail, so a well-made compatible does the same job for less. Read the model list on the listing rather than the brand name.
De’Longhi’s own jug is worth the premium only if your machine is an odd one that the compatibles do not list.
If your De’Longhi is an espresso machine
Most De’Longhi machines are espresso, and they do not use a carafe at all – they use a milk jug or a drip tray, which are different parts. If you arrived here looking for a part for a Magnifica or a Dedica, the carafe is not what you need.
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De’Longhi Carafe Replacement: COM530M, COM532M and the 10-Cup Fit
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Questions about this part
Will a compatible carafe be as good as the De'Longhi one?
For this part, yes. A drip carafe is a plain glass vessel on a warming plate - there is no calibrated valve and no seal, so a well-made compatible performs identically. Read the model list on the listing rather than the brand on the box.
How do I check fit before buying?
Compare the lid flap and the spout, not the capacity. The flap has to line up under the brew head and the handle has to clear the machine body as the jug slides in. Two 10-cup jugs can differ on both counts.
I have a De'Longhi Magnifica - which carafe fits?
None. The Magnifica is a bean-to-cup espresso machine and has no carafe at all. The parts people usually want for it are the milk jug or the drip tray.
Does the COM532M jug fit the COM530M?
In practice yes - the 10-cup jug is shared across that family and the 3066/3067/3093 series. Still worth comparing the lid flap against your existing one.