Krups Carafe Replacement: F0344210F, SS-9100 and the Two Different Jugs
Krups identifies carafes by part code, not by capacity. F0344210F is the 10-cup glass jug for the Pro Aroma drip range; the SS-9100 references belong to the bean-to-cup machines and take a different jug. The code is moulded into the handle or printed on the base of your existing carafe - use that, because 'Krups 10 cup' covers several incompatible jugs. Check the lid is included: these machines brew through the lid and a carafe without one is unusable.
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 |
|---|---|
| Krups Pro Aroma 10-cup | F0344210F glass carafe with black handle, lid included. |
| Krups SS-9100 series | Bean-to-cup range - takes a different jug from the Pro Aroma. |
| Krups espresso pump machines | Small espresso carafe, not interchangeable with the drip jug. |
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?
Krups sells coffee makers at two ends of the market and the carafes do not overlap. The F0344210F is the 10-cup glass jug for the Pro Aroma drip range. The SS-9100 references belong to the bean-to-cup machines, which take a different jug entirely. Ordering by capacity alone gets this wrong regularly.
Match the part code, not the cup count
Krups part codes look like F0344210F – a letter, digits, a letter. It is usually moulded into the plastic of the handle or printed on the base of the original carafe. That code is the only reliable identifier, because “Krups 10 cup” covers several incompatible jugs sold over the years.
The lid is part of the price
Krups drip machines brew through the lid, so the lid has a spring-loaded flap that the brew head opens. A carafe sold without its lid is not usable on these machines, and a lid from a different Krups jug will not always seat. When you compare prices, check whether the lid is included – the listings that look unusually cheap usually are not.
Espresso carafes are a separate item
Krups also sells a small espresso carafe for its pump machines. It is a different shape, a different capacity and it will not sit on a drip machine’s warming plate. If your machine makes espresso rather than filter coffee, that is the jug you want.
Before replacing a cracked carafe
Thermal shock, not impact, breaks most of these. Rinsing a hot empty carafe under a cold tap is enough to start a crack that finishes days later on the warming plate. If you have broken two in a row, that is the reason.
Where to buy it
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Krups Carafe Replacement: F0344210F, SS-9100 and the Two Different Jugs
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Questions about this part
How do I find my Krups carafe code?
Look at the handle and the base of the carafe you already have. Krups mould or print a code like F0344210F there. It is the only reliable identifier - capacity alone is not, because several incompatible 10-cup jugs have been sold under the Krups name.
Why are some listings so much cheaper?
Usually because the lid is not included. Krups drip machines brew through the lid, which carries a spring-loaded flap the brew head pushes open, so a jug without one will not work and lids do not freely interchange between models.
Can I use my drip carafe on a Krups espresso machine?
No. The espresso carafe is a different shape and capacity and will not sit correctly on a drip warming plate, and vice versa. Match the machine type first, then the code.
I have cracked two carafes in a row. Am I unlucky?
Probably not - thermal shock is the usual culprit. Rinsing a hot empty carafe under a cold tap starts a crack that finishes later on the warming plate. Let it cool before washing.