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It is dated with a non intuitive, none readable code. You can see examples here.

Where is my Date Code? BACK OF BREWER Sticker on the lower back of brewer BOTTOM OF BREWER Sticker attached to the bottom baseplate of your brewer. Note: Allow water in tank to cool. Drain water before turning over.

Where is my Date Code? - BUNN

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The VPR manual is on the bunn.com website. (Free)
*** the following is for information only as all repairs should be performed by a qualified Bunn tech. ***
* The VPR has two heaters in the brewer. There is an element inside the water tank (cylinder) which is wrapped in a warmer blanket which is also heated. (Like and electric blanket)
* There will be one or more warmer "Hot Plates".
* Most VPRs will power up as soon as it's plugged in. In other words there is no On/Off switch (though this may have changed in newer models or called a 'Vacation' switch that turns off all the internal heaters.)
* Each additional warmer plate will have it's own on/off switch.
* Internal heater(s) have thermal fuses on each heater. There may be a 2nd thermal fuse or High Limit on the tank - it looks like a disk with two tabs. The thermal fuses look like diodes that sometimes are enclosed in a plastic tube. There should be continuity on all good fuses. If it's open then replace.
* The element is straight forward. Similar to what you would find in a water heater. Which is basically what this brewer is. Just on a smaller scale.
* There is a bulb style thermostat wired in series with the main heater element. This is should be set to boil the water but it should not boil constantly. If it's always boiling then it's shorted. If it does not switch on when the dial is turned clockwise. Then it's open. Need to replace.
* Okay final note; I'm guessing the real question here is what the wires look like in the real brewer and not a bunch of lines on a paper. Most Bunn brewers come with a schematic (electrical) diagram under the top lid or inside a panel. So I've had that problem myself even though I have an Electronics background. You just have to take your time and follow each wire to the component. It's all there. But again, this should be performed by a Qualified Tech.
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BUNN G-3 IS A RETAIL COFFEE GRINDER and You are talking about a COFFEE BREWER Any way

It sounds like a bad thermostat and needs to be replaced.

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Bunn-O-Matic (800) 352-2866

They call it "Vacation Switch"

I work on commercial equipment (including BUNN), and they don't use any names like this one in the commercial line.

Did you check the switch on the side of the machine(vacation switch) to make sure there is orange/red showing? If it is, please give us a call with the model and code date and we can further assist you. Customer Service # is 800-352-2866.

If you will call Customer Service with the model and code date, we will be happy to assist you with this issue.

Check the top of the tank, the hi-limit thermostat between the element, the element and on some models there is an inline fuse from the element to the ready light.

You may have a thermostat problem.

Contact a Bunn service center and have the unit checked.

This can be caused by a faulty start switch, a bad flow control board or a solonoid valve sticking. they all work together, so any one can do it. You can test the start switch by hooking a VOM across the contacts, press the button momentarily. power should only go through the switch when pressed. You cantest the solonoid valve by removing the wires off of it and check for continuity across the two poles with a VOM.