-   I have the same problem with my bunn coffee maker blowing fuses, and this is the second bunn that I have had that has had the same problem. This coffee maker is only about 4 to 6 months old. I don't understand because my daughters have been using bunn coffee makers for years and they never have a problem with their coffee makers. Can anyone help?-   Darlabug
This is usually caused by the tray where you pour in the water leaking where it mounts down to the tank. it's probably cracked just enough to allow water to seep out, crossing wires on top of the tank, causing a dead short. There is also a seal that goes between the pour-in tray and the tank that sometimes starts to leak. This tray can be replaced if you can find a used machine that doesn't have the same problem. Before you buy one, though, you should take the top of your brewer off, remove the pour-in tray (careful - they get brittle over time) and look on the top of the tank for signs of water seepage. If there are no signs, then your heating element is most likely blown.
I'm helping a friend fix heater problem with the Bunn Model BT10-B. I've taken it apart. Surprised...
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I'm helping a friend fix heater problem with the Bunn Model BT10-B. I've taken it apart. Surprised to see there is no lift tube with check valve for the hot water. Only see a small silicone connector at end of the short copper tube stub under the the top plate. How can the water get from the reservoir to the coffee filter without a long dip tube?
I have a bt10-b.A few weeks ago along with coffee it put out a nasty brown liquid that I could not...
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I have a bt10-b.A few weeks ago along with coffee it put out a nasty brown liquid that I could not figure out.I contacted you and was instructed that it required cleaning.You sent me the cleaning tool and I proceeded to clean the maker.I have now discovered that the unit will not get hot anymore.I now believe that the heating element is the culprit.Is it possible to replace the heating elelment and if so what is the cost. Sincerely Gary Reaves ccbuilders@atmc.net