Bunn 10 Cup Home Coffee Brewer "fuse maker work" Questions

maker apart, from the buttom. there 3 to 4 screws holding the inside guts together. take a look the themo fuse. it should have anumbe rstempted on it. go to local appliance repiar shop and get a themo

...the clock works Stuck disc thermostat. Thermostat fails with contacts closed, overheats the thermal fuses under the plate, and that's that. A White-Rodgers 230F/30 differential thermostat works ...

...maker suddenly stopped working power will not turn on THE POWER DOES NOT GO ON SUDDENLY i CHANGED SOCKETS PUT NOTHING WHAT HAS GONE WRONG AND I CAN START IT ?? Most coffee makers have a thermal fuse ...

...maker doesn't work The light turns on but the water is not heating I think... All coffee makers have a 'thermal fuse' inside to prevent a melt-down of the heating element in case the ...

maker you might have burnt the thermal fuse. those need to be replaced, they cannot be reset. be careful, it failed because the normal temperature switch failed and it overheated. do not try to run it

fuse or breaker in the coffee maker that I can reset? I love this coffee maker, it makes the best (hottest) coffee. Help! The thermal fuse is probably open, it is usually welded to the heating element

...fuse defective, power is on to the coffee maker but boiler does not heat up and pump works. It appears to be a defective fuse. Is there a parts manuel to identify the fuse and subsequently purchase? ...

...the bottom off to see if there is one. You cannot disassemble the coffee maker any further without destroying the case. They are not serviceable, so if there is no fuse, the unit goes in the

...I actually never seen this machine in Sweden, but if its a Saeco I would guess it has automatic fuses on it. trie to open it up and find the bioler and reset the fuses. Hi, Thanks for the help. I ...

...maker stays in heating stage but will not heat. check first the resistor of the machine value bethween 40 and 50 Ohm you find also a temperature fuse about 141 grC you can mesure this with Ohm meter ...