I need Part #P139-97 High Temperature Cutout Switch for a West Bend Model 33600 - 100 cup coffeemaker

The pouring spout is probably stuck or broken.
Try turning it On & Off several times.
There's a link that may be useful to you.

http://westbend.com/support/replacement-parts.html

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West Bend recommends 2 cups of (medium coarse) ground coffee for 36 cups of coffee. It also states that theses measurements are for mild coffee. Add another 1/4 - 1/2 cup for stronger coffee. Keep adding more until it meets your liking. Here's the link to the manual for model #58036. http://www.manualslib.com/manual/337763/West-Bend-58030.html#manual

The Instruction Manual for the West Bend Coffeemaker can be found here:

http://www.westbend.com/supportdata/L5590A_Coffeemakers_ALL.pdf

See page 4 for amount of coffee to use.

Water Level Amount of Ground Coffee

Water Level Amount of Ground Coffee

42 Cups 2 ½ Cups

36 Cups 2 Cups

30 Cups 1 ¾ Cups

28 Cups 1 2/3 Cups

24 Cups 1 ½ Cups

22 Cups 1 ½ Cups

18 Cups 1 ¼ Cups

12 Cups 1 Cup



Use electric perk grind coffeeror coofee ground for all coffeemakers. Do not use drip or finely ground coffee.

The West Bend parts page for a 60-cup urn is here. You didn't give a model, but it's the only 60-cupper they list. You can find the stem there.

Go to the repairshop.com Good lock Ron

oh yes. This must be a new machine. I would recommend pouring and draining boiling water in the maker several times. You can also use vinegar, but again it has to be rinsed and refilled and rinsed again with boiling hot water.

You can order one from the manufacturer here:

http://www.focuselectrics.com/catalog.cfm?dest=itempg&itemid=1044&secid=54&linkon=category&linkid=58

Here you go:
http://www.focuselectrics.com/supportdata/L5685-3-Cup%20Food%20Chopper_ALL.pdf

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

flip the unit over and use a 5/16" nutdriver to remove the screw. carefully pop off the base. look for the heater wire that's wound around the main heater. it may be burned off the spade connector. the pilot light operates off the little thermal device that's held in place with that flat spring. the other side of the main heater is welded to the heater and the cord terminal. the thermostat device may be shot - it should stay open until the pot is filled with hot coffee. it is set to close on a preset temperature of the pot. replacing it should solve your problem.