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Electronic Board SS-200594
OEM part for: Krups
Part Number: SS-200594
$14.78
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Replaced the board, element and thermostat. Not an easy job but the parts are perfect and make it doable. Works perfectly again. Thanks!
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board burnt up
Denis - November 30, 2022
Tool Type
Coffee Maker
Difficulty
Medium
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Nutdriver, torx with security hole, soldering iron
Parts Used
remove all screws, remove bottom, remove all screws. pull out entire piece, take apart box, unsolder and remove.
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Shutting off and not starting to brew, clicking noise, light flashing
Robert - September 25, 2020
Tool Type
Coffee Maker
Difficulty
Medium
Time
More than 2 hours
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, Wrench Set, Nutdriver, Tamper proof tourque bits
Parts Used
1] Internal parts need to be removed, board, swich, heater
* removeing the bottom base with tamper proof tourque bits
that have a hole in the center
*Long Philips and assorted size bits required
2] Board needs top be replaced, clip wires or desolder
*Lable the wires & contact points prior to cutting
*Minimum 35 Watt solder pencil
*Swich needs to come apart, carfuly disassemble spring
3] Several points need to be soldered on the board
5-6 connections
4] Bench test prior ro reassembly, do not leave on, gets very hot.
5] Test operation through several brew cycles
* removeing the bottom base with tamper proof tourque bits
that have a hole in the center
*Long Philips and assorted size bits required
2] Board needs top be replaced, clip wires or desolder
*Lable the wires & contact points prior to cutting
*Minimum 35 Watt solder pencil
*Swich needs to come apart, carfuly disassemble spring
3] Several points need to be soldered on the board
5-6 connections
4] Bench test prior ro reassembly, do not leave on, gets very hot.
5] Test operation through several brew cycles
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Coffee Maker was not boiling a water
Sergiy - November 16, 2019
Tool Type
Coffee Maker
Difficulty
Medium
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Socket set
Parts Used
Open parts compartment.
Replased a electronic board.
Closed a cover.
Check for work. OK
Replased a electronic board.
Closed a cover.
Check for work. OK
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coffee maker would not complete brewing cycle, stop short of using all the water
Rick - August 25, 2019
Tool Type
Coffee Maker
Difficulty
Medium
Time
1-2 hours
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Socket set, solder pencil, special security Allen tool
Parts Used
Well first I changed out the thermostat, no joy.
Then I replace the electronic control board, which require the desoldering of 5 wires and soldering the wires to the new board. Again no joy.
Finally I replace the fuse/heater unit and that fixed the problem.
Why it took three parts to fix. Without any guidelines on trouble shooting this I did not realize that the fuses can reset after getting too hot or the heating elements were just getting too hot and the fuses open then reset.
I started with the most probable cause, thermostat then went on to the control board and finally the heater/fuse unit. The unit requires desoldering two wires, soldering the new unit and moving over the thermostat (do not forget to apply thermo paste between the thermostat and heater unit) from the old unit to the new one.
Cost close to 50 dollars to fix, never the less I love this coffee maker(coffee maker no longer available and on E-bay it sells for several hundred dollars) and now its back to making great coffee again.
Then I replace the electronic control board, which require the desoldering of 5 wires and soldering the wires to the new board. Again no joy.
Finally I replace the fuse/heater unit and that fixed the problem.
Why it took three parts to fix. Without any guidelines on trouble shooting this I did not realize that the fuses can reset after getting too hot or the heating elements were just getting too hot and the fuses open then reset.
I started with the most probable cause, thermostat then went on to the control board and finally the heater/fuse unit. The unit requires desoldering two wires, soldering the new unit and moving over the thermostat (do not forget to apply thermo paste between the thermostat and heater unit) from the old unit to the new one.
Cost close to 50 dollars to fix, never the less I love this coffee maker(coffee maker no longer available and on E-bay it sells for several hundred dollars) and now its back to making great coffee again.
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Coffe Maker workes intermitent
Sergiy - November 28, 2017
👍 1 of 2 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Coffee Maker
Difficulty
Hard
Time
1-2 hours
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Socket set, Soldering iron
1. Removed all electric components from coffee maker
2. Replaced a thermostat and attempted to turn coffee maker on.
3. Did not worked
4. Replaced a controller PCB ( it was a problem )
5. Placed all components back into coffee maker.
6. Turned a coffee maker on - GOOD!!!
2. Replaced a thermostat and attempted to turn coffee maker on.
3. Did not worked
4. Replaced a controller PCB ( it was a problem )
5. Placed all components back into coffee maker.
6. Turned a coffee maker on - GOOD!!!
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