Gasket,​​ Tank Inlet- Silicone 01201.0000

Take off top with screw driver unscrew part where water funnel through and old repalce gaskets, reverse order and put back together very simple and quick no more leak .

***UNPLUG COFFEE MAKER***
Remove (qty-2) Phillips screws in Top LID (reservoir cover)
Remove (qty-4) Phillips screws under top (reservoir)
Remove (qty-6) hex nut screws from Tank Top
Remove Diffuser Head
Remove 1/2" nut and washer.(on diffuser tube)
Carefully Lift tank lid with internal components still attached
Remove OLD tank gasket seal and Replace with new tank gasket seal
Re-assemble and check for leaks..(MAY NEED TO ADD Tank Inlet Gasket) to ensure seal.

1. Removed top and water pan.
2. Tested for reason it would not heat.
3. Determined it was thermal fuse.
4. Took tank heating element out and cleaned.
5. Ordered parts.
6. Received parts and reassembled.
7. Works great.
8. New coffee maker 600 dollars fixed for under 30.

replaced tank inlet gasket and thermostat. Easy replacement

Unscrewed lid
Note tiny clip are loose on lip
Pulled out water tank with 7/8 socket
Pulled out old seal and replaced
Pulled out thermostat and cut off old grommet
Slid new grommet on and pushed back in
Screwed top back on mindful of little clips

1. Removed the one screw holding the cover of the coffee maker in place.
2. Removed the cover of the coffee maker
3. Removed water tray holder screw
3. Removed the water tray
4. Removed the old gasket and put new gasket in place
5. Put water tray back in coffee maker and installed holder screw
6. Put cover in place and secured with screw
7. Plugged coffee maker in, added water and made coffee (no leaks now)

No special tools necessary and took less than 15 minutes to repair.

Unbolted the water catch tray from the top of the tank. Replaced washer and replaced the tray.

took pot apart and replaced washer

Remove old parts and inserted new parts

1. Unplug coffee maker from power source.
2. Remove front cover.
3. Remove top cover, unplug warmer connectiion and set top aside.
4. Remove tank inlet tray to provide access to top of water tank.
5. Pull thermostat bulb and silicone seal from the top of the water tank.
6. Behind front cover, disconnect two electrical leads from the thermostat.
7. Remove two mounting screws from thermostat mounting bracket.
8. Guide old thermostat bulb through case and remove old thermostat.
9. Feed new thermostat bulb through case and submerse into the water tank, put silicone seal in place.
10. Mount new thermostat and secure screws.
11. Reconnect electrical leads to the thermostat.
12. Replace tank inlet gasket and reinstall the tank inlet tray.
13. Reconnect the top warmer connections and reinstall top,
14. Replace front cover.
15. Plug it in and try it out. (I did the try it out before I put it all back together just in case there was another problem. I was also able to see there was no leak between the inlet tray and the tank.)