Mr. Coffee Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

TIME TO REPLACE IT

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https://www.manualshelf.com/manual/mr-coffee/bmr-200/instruction-manual-automatic-breadmaker-bmr-200.html Perhaps this will help.

https://www.mrcoffee.com/on/demandware.static/-/Sites-mr-coffee-Library/default/dwec54e9d7/documents/instruction-manuals/BVMC-TM33_15ESM1.pdf

if faulty and brand new return

Time for a new coffee maker

I tried everything (cleaned multiple times, unplugged for 10 minutes) and then my husband asked.... is the time set for the delay brew? The answer....no! The power went out recently and we reset the clock but not the delay brew time (we don't use it much lately). Once I set the delay time the unit now works for delay brew!

If you ever had coffee ground spill over the top of the basket and into the water reservoir then you may have gotten grounds into the pump valve. That would cause it to pump water slowly or not at all. Before you take the machine apart to clean out the hose and pump try flushing it out. I used a turkey baster full of water and stuck the tip into the hole at the bottom of the reservoir that leads to the pump and heater. Forcefully squeeze the baster which will flush water and hopefully the coffee grounds through the pump and out into the pot.

First I'm not a Mr. Coffee tech but I have worked on similar machines. * Most decanters are made of tempered glass and unless cracked it should not leak. * Most overflowing pots are caused by over filling brewing tank. This can be caused by re-pouring additional water into the brew tank. (automatic brewers may have a leaking water valve - call your vendor for service) * Partial brewing (taking coffee from a brewing pot) and then putting in more water. * Removing the pot BEFORE it stops dripping. It leaves a puddle of coffee on the warmer plate *Over filling the water tank. Most times the extra water will spill out the back. But some may overflow into the basket area then the warmer plate. * Follow the MFR brewing instructions for filling. * All brewers should stop water drips after brewing. If you get a constant drip AFTER brewing then have the brewer checked or replaced. Call your vendor. Aloha, ukeboy57

If you're handy with appliance repair and can use a voltmeter, UNPLUG the coffee maker and proceed with this. If not, buy a new coffee maker. Most likely, the thermal fuse has failed. Remove enough screws to get to the tank on top of the appliance (usually aluminum). You'll see a small device with wires on each end attached to the tank, perhaps by a bent-over aluminum tab. It might have a fabric sleeve around it. Put your ohmmeter on both ends of the fuse, and it should read a dead short. If it's open, that's the problem. Remove the fuse, look for a number on the side of it, do a Google search for the replacement and order one. Depending on how the fuse is connected, you may have to solder in the new fuse. Install it exactly like the original, including fabric sleeve, if applicable. Your coffee maker is fixed.

First, I'm not a Mr.Coffee Tech nor salesman. I hope this helps: https://www.ereplacementparts.com/coffee-grinder-parts-c-116130_116132.html Aloha, ukeboy57

Most counter top appliances cost more in parts and time than they are worth. I suggest recycle this one and upgrade to a new model.

how old is it Woolworth have a shop warranty exchange policy if under 12 months old look on the bottom on the compliance plate and there will be a country of manufacture and maker

Just don't try it. It is no chance that the only thing blown is a single capacitor, there is a delicate circuit involved.

Put the solution in there for a few days and let it sit.. Then later slosh it around to dislodge whatever is left. Repeat as necessary.

Sorry we do not have any ability to locate items on this website, just help with repair and use information.

What is this nonsense?

If the valve is supposed to be in the hose then it matters not where in the hose you put it, the important thing is to have it the correct way around.

Make sure you have the right filter in it . They make several and some makers have only certain ones that can be used with their product . Good Luck !

Had Same problem . Cleaned it 2 times as directions said . Still on. Next morning light was off and ok.