I NEED MANUAL FOR CWT 15-APS COFFEE MAKER - Bunn CWT 15-APS Coffee Maker

This is a pour over brewer if it does not have a brew switch, you have to pour water into the top to brew the coffee.

Have you tried running vinigar or a cleaner throught with the water or running a wire up it .Sometimes they plug up withlime and will not allow the water to run.Be sure and rinse it well after the cleanser so everything runs clear and you may have to do this two or three times, depending on how pluged it is.

Sounds like the solenoid is the problem.

You have to get to it from the front panel. Remove the 6 screws for access.

Descale the tank and replace the water filter on the coffee brewer inlet line.

You actually don't have to turn off the machine to set the volume. They just want you to be careful.

Check the inline fuse on the element to the ready light.

• Brews 3.8 to 7.5 gallons (14.4 to 28.4 litres) of perfect coffee per hour.
• Large 200 oz. (5.9 litres) tank provides back-to-back brewing capacity.
• Adjusts automatically to varying water pressure.
• For high lime areas, BrewLOGIC® technology calculates flow rate and adjusts brew time to maintain consistent pot levels.
• BrewWIZARD® technology incorporates simplified programming with a LCD display.
• Quickerinstall saves up to 30 minutes. Pot level, cold brew lock-out and tanktemperature set easily from advanced touch pad on front of machine.
• Electronic diagnostics and built in tank drain make service easier.
• Ensures coffee brew quality with cold brew lock out capability.
• Brew into decanters.
• SplashGard® funnel deflects hot liquids away from the hand.
• Coffee extraction controlled with pre-infusion or pulse brew and digital temperature control.
• Automatic warmer shut-off.

There is an inline thermal fuse on the right side of the element, check to see, if it has resistance, if not replace.

Hello. If this is the hot water faucet, on the front of the unit, there is a rubber seat that keeps it sealed. Usually it gets a piece of debris, or scale in it with use, or the rubber seat gets worn out and needs replacement. To check, turn off your water, unplug the unit, and drain all the water out of the faucet until it stops, then tilt the unit forward slightly just to get a little more. Now you should be able to unscrew/disassemble the faucet, and pull it out to look at the seat cup, and the faucet interior. If there is scale or debris on the cup, and the faucet interior, it will need to be cleaned, and it may actually require chemicals for scale, if bad enough. If the rubber seat cup is torn, it will need a new one. You can get a new seat at a parts supplier for commercial units in your local area, look in the phone book under "restaurant equipment repair" or go online, plenty of them have a web site. If it is NOT your faucet dripping, we can go from there.

Hope that helps, and thank you.