Can you tell me where to find the inline fuse that you replaced? I had my coffee maker apart but I could not find it. Is the replacement fuse something you can get at any hardware store? Thanks
The fuse is inline.follow the wire back from the heating element. the fuse has a heat resistant sheath over it,and it will be right next to the element. It doesnt look like an auto fuse. It has wires on both ends. It will silver in color. It also is soldered to the wire that runs to the element. I picked this one up at Radio Shack. I hope this helps you. Good luck. Mark.
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Sometimes I find the feeder hose comes loose inside the coffee maker, you will need to take it apart and check it. If you are very lucky you just need to attach it back on to the pump, but if everything looks good it is time to replace the coffee pot.
there are thermal protection switches under the warming plate there is usually 2 of them if one blows it will stop all function but usually not clock. youcan fix them yourself youfirst need to remove bottom to get under warming plate and there will be two little bullet shapped fuses made from copper youcan use a test meter to see if there is current passing through them both fuses must pass current through to work if one is bad and other is good it will not work . you can aquire the fuses on the web just do a google search for inline thermal protection switch and type name of pot or maker you have to get right ones .. but let me warn yout these are in place for a reason they usually only blow when there is a problem usually overheating problem . so it may be a wise choice to just replace product.just incase
It may be. Unplug the machine and take it apart. Find the thermal fuse. It is usually on one of the power wires near the plate. Check it with an ohmmeter or continuity tester. Replace it if it is open (no continuity) I'm not sure if they still do, but Radio Shack used to sell the fuses.
Sounds like there is no power to the unit. Are you 100% sure the receptacle it is plugged into is working? If it is in a kitchen it may very well be plugged into a receptacle that is protected by a GFIC. Look and make sure one has not tripped. If you find out that the receptacle is good and power is reaching the unit, then it may have an internal fuse. It is highly unlikely the heating element and clock went bad at the same time.
this response is for folks having issue were the unit is dead no power to display. i have the same unit and it passed on this week.
i took it apart and found the ckt board and the zener diode at location d9 was burnt so was the board.
i replaced that diode with 1 from radio shack it was a zener diode 12 volt. cost 1.39 for 2 now its brewing again.
bring white vinegar to a boil and pour it into the perforated top, the water reservoir and the link between the water reservoir and the brew basket. let sit a few minutes, pour it out and do it again. put the water reservoir back in, put water and vinegar solution ( half and half) in. Try to start it again. Mine did this last year and this fixed it right away. Try to clean the coffee maker using the vinegar solution once a month to avoid this problem.
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