Top 20 Bunn GR10 Coffee Maker Questions & Answers

no health risk as it is ceramic powder used as insulation around the wire that is the element proper in a copper tube same powder as your ceramic dinner plates and cups wash out thoroughly and rinse

Check bunn.com for free download of manual(s) Call your vendor for service. Especially if this equipment is on loan from them, Aloha, ukeboy57

The following video shows a coffee maching that was limed up and not heating. This covers most brewers for the home and the principles of heating and running. I hope this helps. I use a volt/ohm meter and temp gauge to explain the working dynamics of the brewer. Good luck!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNVZkYPaZko

Watch my video on a pour over Bunn that had a heating problem, so I broke it down and cleaned it and explained where leaks come from in many situations on Bunnomatics...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNVZkYPaZko

I had the same problem. On mine (and probably yours) the problem was the seal between the (upper) plastic water reservoir and the lower (metal) heating reservoir. No replacement seal is available. I fixed mine by coating both sides of the old seal with aquarium grade clear silicone sealer - available at pet supply stores. Just a light (1/16") coating is all that's required. Carefully re-assemble and allow the sealer to cure for 24 hours. I did that over a year ago, and it hasn't leaked a drop ever since.

The complete instruction manual is available from Bunn at ... http://www.bunn.com/pdfs/manuals/33545.0000.pdf

The seal is not available. I fixed mine by coating each side of the old seal with aquarium grade clear silicone sealer - about 1/16" thick. Re-assemble and allow it to cure for 24 hours.

The unit is not getting power. If the receptacle is protected by a GFI, then press the Reset button. Otherwise, check that the circuit breaker (or fuse) to that receptacle isn't tripped.

I had the same problem. On mine (and probably yours) the problem was the seal between the (upper) plastic water reservoir and the lower (metal) heating reservoir. No replacement seal is available. I fixed mine by coating both sides of the old seal with aquarium grade clear silicone sealer - available at pet supply stores. Just a light (1/16") coating is all that's required. Carefully re-assemble and allow the sealer to cure for 24 hours. I did that over a year ago, and it hasn't leaked a drop ever since.

You my friend have an internal short and should not be using that coffee maker. Either send it in to be repaired or replace the maker.

The element can be replaced. I have rebuilt several thousand brewers of all types. My favorite brewer is Bunn. If it were me, depending on how old it was, I might just get a new one and chuck the old one because if you send it in to be fixed it will cost as much as a new one. If you do it yourself and you get the element, you should get the tank lid gaskets, and remove all the lime and by the time you get it done (especially if you live in some state like Indiana) and replace the heater element, getting wiring and parts together with no leaks from the fill basin or connecting parts, then removing the sprayhead every morning before brewing to be sure that small bits of lime scale aren't clogging the sprayhead. But that depends on the water used. You may find it will have not been worth your time. Here is the tip of tips...RO filtered water only. That's the ticket. You will get many years of service from your brewer. By the way, you can order the entire tank assembly and just drop it in...at least you could a few years ago. Have fun. Rick in Indiana

Due to UL listings, warmer switches can't be sent out but your brewer can be sent in for repair. If you will call customer service at 800-352-2866 with the model and date, we will give you the cost and address.

If you will call 800-352-2866 with the model and date code and we will be able to help you resolve your issue.

The use and care manual can be downloaded from www.bunn.com Once there, select at home, then products, then click on the machine you have. There is an option ot print off the use and care manual.

I work for BUNN. It sounds like your sprayhead is missing because it should definitely be spraying versus flowing. We will send you out a free sprayhead - please call our customer service department at 1800 - 352-2866 with your model and will send it right out to you.

If you will get the model and date code from the bottom of the machine and contact customer service, we can further assist you.

You will pour 1 quart of white vinegar in where you would normally put water to brew coffee. This should be done with the machine on and full of water. Please let this sit in the machine for 2 hours and then flush out with 8-10 decanters of water.

I work for BUNN. Yes, you can empty it - here's a link to instructions http://www.bunn.com/retail/service/faq.html#faq6

Also, it's absolutely a perfect time to do the Periodic Cleaning of your brewer - here's a link to instructions for using vinegar to thoroughly clean your brewer. http://www.bunn.com/retail/service/cleaning.html

If you want to move the brewer without draining, please be sure to unplug it and let the water cool for about 6 hours before moving it (the water inside is 200 degrees). Then, when you get to the new location you can just plug it in and let it heat up.

Any other questions, please let me know. [email protected]

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