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Warming Plate I have an older (about 1999) Bunn Pour-Omatic coffeemaker. The coffeemaker still works great but the warming plate has stopped working. Is there a way to repair it? Where would I begin to look for parts?
I have the same problem -- the warming plate works when the on-off switch lights up as "on", but lately I often can't get it to light up when I switch it to the "on" position - and the plate doesn't heat up. Is this fixable? Where would I take it for repairs?I have the same problem -- the warming plate works when the on-off switch lights up as "on", but lately I often can't get it to light up when I switch it to the "on" position - and the plate doesn't heat up. Is this fixable? Where would I take it for repairs?
the switch pops out and 3 leads need to be gently removed, then order thepart, it's name is..."warming switch" their are lighted and solid versions...easy fix if you have a model # , I do not...lolthe switch pops out and 3 leads need to be gently removed, then order thepart, it's name is..."warming switch" their are lighted and solid versions...easy fix if you have a model # , I do not...lol
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Actually the warming plate have heating element... they stop working only when the heating element gets open circuited or wire to that plate gets cut....
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TRY RUNNING WHITE VINEGAR THREW THE TANK, IT MIGHT BE ALL CALCIFIED AND THIS IMPEDES HEAT TRANSFER .. MIGHT NEED TO DO IT A FEW TIMES , DO IT TILL THE WATER IS CLEAR. JAY THE PUMP GUY FL
if it is not adjustable you will need a new thermostat. Any bunn service centre should be able to help you out or if the coffeemaker is older it might be worth your while to buy a new one.
you should be able to go online and locate a bunn service centre in your area, contact them and purchase a 5 hole sprayhead. It will be metal instead of plastic but will work fine.
It is part of the rocker arm. If you will call customer service with the model and date code, we will be able to help you resolve this problem. The number is 800-352-2866.
Yes, the coffee maker keeps a tank of water pre-heated, that is what allows it to brew coffee in a couple of minutes. The exception would be vacation (away from home) or other times when you won't be using it for a few days. Visit www.bunnomatic.com if you have lost your user manual.
Due to UL regulations, warmer plates can't be sent out. However, you warmer plate can be repaired for a minimal charge. Please call customer service with the model and date code and we will be happy to provide you with the cost and address.
Your only hope of getting a new tray for these would be if your local Bunn repair shop has some hanging around that broke down for another reason. This is a very common problem with those models. You can find a list of Bunn repair depots at www.bunn.com Good luck!
You can check to see if the switch on the side of the tank is turned on and is working, but if the problem is with the tank heater itself, you can't get replacement parts for this model unless you can find a broken one at a garage sale or a Bunn service center. You can obtain a list of service centers in your area from www.bunn.com
I have the same problem -- the warming plate works when the on-off switch lights up as "on", but lately I often can't get it to light up when I switch it to the "on" position - and the plate doesn't heat up. Is this fixable? Where would I take it for repairs?
the switch pops out and 3 leads need to be gently removed, then order thepart, it's name is..."warming switch" their are lighted and solid versions...easy fix if you have a model # , I do not...lol
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