20 Most Recent Bunn A10 Coffee Maker - Page 2 Questions & Answers

Thermostat is what turns that heating element on and off so what ever the element is attatched to is your thermostat and that is what is bad,unless they use a thermister and that is on the board and unless you know electronics ,.,.,.. You can take it to an appliance place if you dont feel comfortable and you will have a warranty with the fix as well.

Well, interesting question. If you could find the thermostat to repair the warming plate you are probably going to pay about $60.00 to purchase the part and another $50.00 in labor. The A10 can be purchased new for about $239.99. I guess the decision would be easy for me, but the choice is yours.

Dunkin Donuts decaf coffee clogs the filter as the water fills the basket causing the basket to overflow. The coffee is ground too fine. Swtich brands or use a second filter to cover the coffee grounds to keep them from floating and clogging the filter.

This illustrated parts catalog should help you with removing the cover.

http://site.bunncoffeemakerparts.com/pdf/A10_pm.pdf

See page 6, item 6 to identify the thermostat assembly.

On page 10, the thermostat knob is identified as item 3.

Use the search function here to locate any parts you might need:

http://www.bunncoffeemakerparts.com/

Either leaking from tank lid or fill basin.You will need to take of top of brewer to verify.Parts and breakdown available at the Bunn website.Contact customer service at Bunn.I know at one time they would replace the brewer at a discount rate.

If you will call Customer Service, we will be happy to assist you with resolving your problem.

If you will contact Customer Service, we will be happy to troubleshoot and assist you in resolving this issue.

contact Bunn directly for help.

http://www.bunnomatic.com/retail/service/contact.html

Hello. I need to know if you have an automatic unit, or a pourover. The pourover will not have a timer at all. The difference is you have to pour the water in to get coffee out, an automatic would be connected to a water line, and you just push a start button. If it is an automatic unit, there has to be a timer somewhere to adjust the amount. Here is a web address that has your manual, and a parts breakdown should you need to find where the timer is located.

http://www.bunnomatic.com/pdfs/commercial/manuals/29079.0000.pdf

Hope that helped, and thank you.

make sure that the machine is turned on on the left side in the back.  this machine needs an hour or so to warm up the reservoir of water built in to the machine.  try again.  this machine should stay on all the time.

This problem can be caused by either the solonoid or the flow control board. The easiest way to find out which one is causing it is to leave your brewer unplugged, unplug one wire off of the solonoid and plug your brewer back in. if it still does it, replace the solonoid valve. If it doesn't, replace yor control board. The solonoid should be under the front cover of your brewer, and is silver with 2 wires coming to it. The control board is located at the back of your brewer. Take careful note of where the wires are on that board, though, so you can put them back in the same place. I find the best way is to leave the wires on the old board, and replace them one by one to the new board, or if that is not possible, making a picture showing their placement is helpful.

run a mix of 1 part lemon juice or white vinegar to 15 parts water through the machine and re-pour the same mix in the machine twice more.  then run fresh water through until it comes out clear in the pot.  Your machine needs to be de calcified you can also remove the top plastic cover that has the grate built in to it and in the back on top you will see a nut with a hole in it that the water runs through when you pour it in.  Take the bulb off of a turkey baster and put it over the nut after you have put water in the machine and use like a plunger.  squeeze the bulb several times to push through any loose calcium that might have been building up.  make sure that the bulb is under water put in the machine when you do this.

Is the burner hot when this occurs?

Somewhere inside you should find a small rotary thermostat. Also make sure the heating element is completely clean by using a quality descaler like CLR. A lot of people use white vinegar but it is not that effective on coffee makers. Make sure the heating element under the carafe is working, because that is heating up as the coffee is brewing. ..

Question edited for clarity and toss in a load of CAPS. 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

More here https://www.google.com/search?q=Bunn-o-Matic+HB+coffee+maker+read+the+date+code ..

unplug machine and turn upside down and pour out coffee and water mix (if water was in reservoir) If necessary turn over and fill will water and repeat.

Replace and run a pot of clean water thru it.

To locate the date code on your BUNN BT Velocity brewer, you can try the following:

1. Check the bottom or back of the brewer: Look for a label or sticker on the bottom or back of the machine. The date code is typically printed on this label.
2. Inspect the sides or inside the brewer: In some cases, the date code may be located on the sides or inside the brewer. You may need to remove any panels or covers to access the label or sticker.
3. Consult the user manual: If you have the user manual for your BUNN BT Velocity brewer, it may provide information on where to find the date code. Refer to the manual for specific instructions or contact BUNN customer support for assistance.

If you are still unable to locate the date code on your brewer, I recommend reaching out to BUNN customer support directly. They will be able to provide you with accurate information and guide you in finding the date code on your specific model of the BT Velocity brewer.

Normally that would be an easy fix if the water just continued to flow. You just replace the water inlet valve and they can stick open or partially open. But you say if you power off, the flow stops. That sounds like the control board is supplying residual power to it. Control boards are expensive so I would call for service. Or you can try some of the fixes here. https://www.google.com/search?q=bunn+coffee+maker+cwtf15+replacement+water+inlet+valve More here https://www.google.com/search?q=bunn+coffee+maker+cwtf15+water+not+shutting+off ..