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Filter Paper Coffee Maker Melitta Noah Plus SKT55

Filter Paper Coffee Maker Melitta Noah Plus SKT55

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Regular price $141.00 CAD
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Est. transit to Canada: 10–13 business days after dispatch
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Melitta Filter Paper Coffee Maker Melitta Noah Plus SKT55

【Product Features】
• Total capacity of 700cc, can make approximately 2-5 cups
• Safety feature: automatically shuts off power after 10 minutes of use
• Established in 1908, with a history of over 100 years, marketed in over 150 countries
• Melitta, the number one brand in Germany, produced by the Japanese subsidiary, preferred choice for home coffee machines
• Temperature sensor for consistent brewing at 90℃
• Compatible with standard 102 trapezoidal filters (2-4 servings) from various brands
• Exclusive internal thermal carafe for excellent heat retention, convenient for pouring coffee to family or friends

【Product Specifications】
Power: 650W
Model: MKM 531B (Black) / MKM 531W (White)
Capacity: 5 servings / 700 ml
Voltage: 110 V / 60 Hz
Power: 650 W
Weight: 1.7 kg (carafe only)
Weight: 2.1 kg (carafe + machine)
Country of origin: China
Dimensions: 26.9 × 15.2 × 31.1 cm
Outer box dimensions: 27.6 × 16.6 × 32.2 cm
Manufacturer: Melitta Japani

 Before You Order 

When will my order ship and arrive?

Orders are generally processed within 2–5 business days (excluding weekends and Japanese public holidays) and shipped from Japan by air. Shipping availability and fees are shown at checkout.

Estimated international transit time to Canada: 10–13 business days after dispatch.

Transit estimates exclude preparation time and are not guaranteed. Customs clearance and local delivery conditions may affect delivery time. Tracking is provided after dispatch.

Which payment methods can I use?

Available payment methods may include supported credit cards, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Shop Pay. Options may vary by destination, device, or payment-provider eligibility and are shown at checkout.

Will I need to pay import duties or taxes?

Import duties, taxes (including VAT), customs-clearance charges, or other local fees may apply. Unless expressly stated otherwise at checkout, these charges are the recipient’s responsibility and are separate from the product price and shipping fee.

Customs clearance may affect delivery time. Please follow any customs or delivery instructions promptly.

What is your return policy?

We offer a 7-day change of mind return service for eligible unopened, unused products, subject to our Return & Refund Policy. Return postage to Japan is at your expense under this voluntary service.

If your item arrives damaged, defective or incorrect, please email cs@imyshopjapan.com with your order number and details so we can review the issue and arrange an appropriate resolution.

Please see our Return & Refund Policy for full conditions, return costs and refund details. Your applicable statutory rights remain unaffected.

Warranty

Manufacturer warranties for Japanese-market electrical products may be limited to Japan and vary by product. This is separate from any statutory rights for defective, damaged, or non-conforming goods.

Please contact us before arranging a repair or return so we can confirm the applicable warranty, available remedies, and any related costs. Please check the product’s voltage, plug, and compatibility specifications before purchase.

Important Information

All our products are authentic and shipped directly from Japan. Please note the following regarding voltage compatibility:

  • Voltage Standards: Many appliances we sell are designed for Japan’s 100V voltage, unless otherwise specified in the product description. If no voltage information is provided, it is safe to assume the product is intended for 100V use.
  • Use Outside Japan: Products rated for AC100V are designed for the Japanese domestic power supply. Voltage standards vary by country and region. Please verify compatibility with your local electrical supply and, where necessary, use an appropriate voltage transformer before operating the product. Purchasing an AC100V appliance for use outside Japan is at the customer's discretion, and voltage compatibility with the destination country should be confirmed before purchase.
  • International Compatibility: Some items are compatible with 100–240V for international use. Please check the product specifications carefully to ensure compatibility in your region before purchasing.
  • USB-Charged or Battery-Powered Products: These do not have voltage concerns and can be used anywhere.
  • Plug Compatibility: Japanese appliances typically use Type A plugs. If your socket has a different shape, you may need a plug converter, which is readily available at local stores.

Manuals: Manuals are generally in Japanese unless stated otherwise. For assistance, tools like the Google Translate app can help by translating text instantly through your phone's camera.

⚠️ Reminder: It is the customer’s responsibility to ensure voltage and plug compatibility before use. We are unable to provide refunds or exchanges for items damaged due to incorrect voltage or plug use.

If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us—we’re happy to assist!

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About Melitta

Born more than 100 years ago in 1908 in Dresden, Germany, Melitta was the first coffee specialty brand in the world to invent the "paper drip system. The method of brewing coffee with paper, which is commonplace today, was born from the desire of the company's female founder, Melitta Benz, to "brew better coffee for my family. At the time, ground coffee beans were generally brewed by soaking them in hot water, but Melitta Benz overturned this common practice and established the world's first method of enjoying coffee by filtering it through paper.