I have a Classic Coffee Concepts GB360 maker that needs switches

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Make + Model + the word "Manual"

if its cutting off before the water is all brewed then its clogged or the thermostat is bad. to sensitive as that amount of heat adds up.

Needs a service

Switches are switches. Pull it out and take it to RadioShack with you.

Did you get this problem solved?

As far as I can tell ( I do not have a maunal that is why I am here) there is no on and off switch. It stays on untill you un plug it... It boils then goes in to Keep Warm mode untill you either hit Reboil or unplug the unit from the back or the wall..Hope this helps!!

sounds like the elment might be broken or not geting any power ,change the power souce check again ,or take it back get it fixed under warraty

All coffee should be as follows: 1 level tablespoon for each cup of coffee.
Try it and enjoy.

Descale machine, there is alot of minerals in the boiler.

Coffee brewers prior to electricity at home were pretty much regulated to a pot on stove or fire situation. Pictured is a brief pictorial history of brewers through the past 200 years.

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Your first mention of a cappucino maker cc1812 brought this image to mind:

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But remembering my WWII history the American soldiers asked for 'Coffee' but got espresso from the Italians. They described large boilers with steam and hot water usually heated by fire. I'm guessing India didn't have electricity in 1812.
The movie 'Lawrence of Arabia' shows a simple metal cup heated over fire with finely ground coffee spooned in and stirred. Didn't see any milk (camel/goat?) around, though I suppose they could pour it in as the British like milk with tea.

If your brewer is of the stove top 'pot' type, it's usually shaped like a figure 8. Most of the modern models have a boiler bottom that is filled with water. You then add coffee to the middle in a basket that drops on top of the boiler. there is a lid that screws on or sometimes a well cap that will capture the brewed coffee that will fill the top portion.
Assembled and placed on stove/fire the pot will boil and force the water and steam through the coffee and collect in the top or out of a spout to be collected in a cup.

Most problems with on stove brewers are the rubber seals broken or missing. Needless to say the company or person that created this item may not be around for parts. Identifying your part and comparing it to espresso parts may be your only recourse.
Suggest upgrading to a more modern version with an old style look to keep in line with the 'Antique ambiance'. Aloha! ukeboy57