20 Most Recent Bunn VPS Coffee Maker - Page 9 Questions & Answers

I made a video for the Bunnomatic pour over brewers commonly found in homes. I hope this is yours

sounds like hard water problem try vinegar or a friendly CLR product calcium lime rust

Yes, use white vinegar. ...

Most likely there is electricity short fall somewhere, check socket, if not then open machine and check if all cables are in place. Check for current. If that doesn't do then it must be electronics.

They stick after a while, with dried coffee, all I can suggest is to soak part in Very hot water for a while to see if it loosens up.

Yes. It's a tank gasket that can be purchased from www.bunn.com. You'll have to remove the trough above the tank, wires, fuse, temperature probe, water inlet, hot water output tube, and 8 nuts to get to it.

Depending on model there is a switch for the elements on the back on machine that has to be in on position.

There is a shear plate which connects motor to shaft.

Solenoid, inlet solenoid needs to be replaced.

Take off spray head and the nut under it. Lift the fill water lid. Remove screws. Lift the top off. Remove the nut where the water runs into the tank. Now lift the tray out. Now you can disconnect one end of the heating element and test it. It is probably good. There are 2 thermal fuses connected (under the white sleeves) that usually open. They carry them at Radio Shack and other electronics stores. There is a temperature marked on the side in Celsius. They should read like a normal fuse (continuity if good). I have replaced several of these and have not had a bad element yet. Good luck