Bunn CWTF15 Airpot brewer

Have you cleaned lately, put in an empty filter and fill with cold water with a tablespoon of white/clear vinegar. Run the brew cycle, empty pot and while still worm fill with cold water again with out vinegar. Than check filter to see how much hard water chunks are in the filter. Repeat with and without vinegar tell filter is clean. One question though is there a lot of steam coming out of the top during the brewing cycle if so inside there is a tube that may be cracked, broken or came loose, have to look inside. requires opening or disassembling unit to check. REMEMBER when taking apart UNPLUG unit first.

You should call your vendor for service on any commercial brewer. (Especially if it's on loan from them)
*** the following is for information only as all repairs should be performed by a qualified tech.***
* There is an on/off heater switch located in the back of the brewer. This should be on when the brewer is needed. There will be a 20 minute wait for the "ready" to brew light comes on. If you brew before the light comes on then the coffee will be only warm.
* If everything is on and looks okay but it takes forever to light the ready light then the main heater is not working. Call your vendor for service.
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P.S. The 3 liter brewer has a much larger tank than the regular 2.5 brewer. So expect it to take a bit longer to reheat a full brew. Some customers will request the 'Airpot' or 'Pump pot' to be filled to the top which means even more water is needed to be heated. Expect at least a 20-30 minute wait on reheating. I've found that customers that use this large a pump pot will brew +3 pots in a row. (Regular, Decafe, and a 2nd regular or 'flavored' coffee.) Often brewing without waiting for the ready light. If this is the case then mention this to your vendor. You may need a 2nd brewer, larger brewer, or have the brewer hooked up to the 'Hot' water line to get pre-heated water to the brewer (though they may need to modify the water valve to one that is rated for hot water inlet line.). If your using larger 3L decanters then having pre-heated decanters and using the 'pour over' function can aid with faster brews. Though this method is a lot of work for the operator.

take front panel off and on timer board is a little switch. move it from on to 1 then hold breww switch till you hear 3 clicks

Regalware 2 Liter Airpot
pretty cheap for $44.95
works really well. coffee stays hot for a long time.
http://www.akitchen.com/store/airpot-brewers.html

Bunn's pourover airpot coffee brewer brews 3.8 gallons of coffee per hour.

Remove the front panel there are instructions on resetting the level.

contact Bunn directly for help.

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

First brew a pot without water, to find your current level. Next open the faucet and check the water flow, if it has a nice flow no stopping or spurting, then your water connection is good. Now adjust the brew level, the adjustment instructions are on the inside of the front panel. If after making adjustments you get the same result then the solenoid is blocked.

Yes, most Bunn CW models have the ablilty to be used as a pour over. There should be a lid on top.

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you will get the require thermostat part here
please click the link directly
https://www.dccoffeeproducts.com/bunnpartsandkits.html#Thermostats

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