No power to the coffee maker

Jun 21, 2009

- Ok, Very possible it's a resistor. Looks like a coil and burnt in two.. Can you remove it? If so, Any electronic store should have one I don't know your location, so it would be difficult for me to refer you to one in your area. I'm in riverside,ca.

Jun 22, 2009

- Yes, please send the pic of the part in question. Thank you, Ned co7196@yahoo.com

Jun 26, 2009

- Ok, got and revieed the pics. I just need answers and a pull. Is there a voltage rating marke on this device and is ther an ampereafe marking? Now, with one hand hold the body andusin thumb and finger put sull ungpressure and see if the wire on each end will stretch the insulatio.. If the insulation stretches it is a fuseable link. Often used for this very reason, to force the consumer to have it repaired or replaced, since most if not the majority would simply chane a standard fuse or replace a standar looking fuse with a larger one ignoeing the cause of its failure creating a hazard. The beauty of a fusible link is that yhey can be cut out of the circuit and replace with like,if you can find one, Or replaced with a more common fuse of like amp rating, which would reqire a holder for the replace fuse to be soldered in. These are also used in automotive applications and drive mechanics crazy. It is advised that it not be bypassed by direct wiring. Try to identify the volt/amp rating and check with a local electronics supply store. They should have or be able to order one for you.. If you are unable to locate one, which I recommend like replacement, let me know, I have a very good electronis store in my vicinity.and I can search and aquire one for you. They should run but a couple of dollars and can be mail for what ever postage. Let me knoe Peter. At lest we are moving along. Ned