Breville JK73 Cordless Electric Kettle - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Indicator light is on a separate circuit than the coils that heat the kettle and water.It is unlikely you can get a replacement element to fix your issue.

Put a cup of vinegar and a cup of water into the kettle and boil. Clean with a brush, rinse, boil once with clean water.

When this happens usually it indicates that there is current "leakage" in the electronics. You need to stop using this unit, as it is possible to receive an electric shock, well a small chance but? Either contemplate repair? I doubt this is an economic repair? better yet, or throw it away, cut the cord OFF/Disable it, if you do so. NEVER muck around with anything electrical that is suspect EVER.

Error 08 is normally an issue with the magnetron or power supply. Not an easy fix. Call an appliance engineer.

I took a 3/16" common (straight) screwdriver bit from one of my cheap universal driver bit sets, chucked it vertically in my shop vice, mounted a grinding disk in my Dremel tool, and ground a 1/16" wide by 1/16" deep slot in the center of the bit. It worked perfectly. A hacksaw blade carefully placed could produce the same tool.

I tried that number with no luck

Found it today.. http://www.megafileupload.com/en/file/419286/Breville-Breadmaker-BB400-Manual--CORRECTED--pdf.html

you can call mfg and see if any repair parts are available, however it may be at the end of its life and time for a new one.

Probably too old for support. A breadmaker is a breadmaker so most recepies and instructions will be similar.

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Bad beeper? Some go to extraordinary lengths just to turn off the function. You could contact Breville customer service to see what they might be willing to do, even if out of warranty. This is not a feature you can toggle! Look at what one party goes through just to kill the feature. https://www.fixya.com/support/t3566901-turn_off_annoying_beep_when_toast

Sounds like the motor has failed. That part doesn't appear to be a spare, and they even charge you $45 for the security screwdriver. The problem is that because you don't use it, it has failed, and now limited spares are available. reckon it is time to cut your losses and buy a new one or make bread by hand like I do :>) http://spares.bigwarehouse.com.au/index.php?cPath=64928_68442_80475 Videos may help https://www.google.com/search?q=Breville+Breadmaker+BB290+replace+motor& Strange text help, but he sells spares https://spares.bigwarehouse.com.au/common_faults.php?cPath=64928_68442_80475 ..

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old being the key word , I doubt you ever find a manual

ask Breville directly we do not have that

I am wondering how you know the heating element is ok when in order to gain access to the terminals in order to check it for continuity, you would have naturally checked the circuit to the element as you dismantled the kettle... It probably isn't the switch but of course it might be... The new fangled disc elements aren't as long lasting as the traditional type and there is probably a thermal fuse buried somewhere inside close to the element. If it is a cordless kettle, perhaps power isn't being delivered to the kettle from the base.

manualonline.com or manufacturer.

Is your requirement still current? I have the FP-2A with all patrs, I could possibly send pics if that is helpful.

The above is almost right, bu the clear plastic ring goes between the tan piece and the glass. That is step 6 comes just ahead of step 4 but on the same side of the glass. The clear plastic ring holds the tan piece firmly against the glass to keep it from rotating. The inside of the ring goes around the tan piece's three prongs. Note that the inside of the clear ring is not perfectly round the slight indents line up with the prongs.

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