Medium
15-30 minutes
Heating Element Cpl. BR67050282
OEM part for: Braun
Part Number: BR67050282
$27.25
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Compatibility
This part will fit the following 7 machines
Braun
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This item works with the following types of products:
- Coffee Maker Parts
This part replaces obsolete part #: 67050282
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Heating element failed - coffeemaker would power on but not function
David - March 8, 2021
Tool Type
Coffee Maker
Difficulty
Medium
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver
Parts Used
Overall an easy repair. Disassembly took a little time but just takes patience.
1. Removed single security torx screw. I had Torx but not security Torx screwdrivers. After watching a few you tube videos I used a small flathead screwdriver to remove the screw.
2. Using a small screwdriver and my fingers, I pryed the clips around the bottom and removed.
3. I took a picture of the assembly to be sure I remember how it went together.
4. Removed the two wires from the old heating element.
5. Removed the two water tubes from the old heating element.
6. Removed the old heating element.
7. Snap in the new heating element and re-assemble.
1. Removed single security torx screw. I had Torx but not security Torx screwdrivers. After watching a few you tube videos I used a small flathead screwdriver to remove the screw.
2. Using a small screwdriver and my fingers, I pryed the clips around the bottom and removed.
3. I took a picture of the assembly to be sure I remember how it went together.
4. Removed the two wires from the old heating element.
5. Removed the two water tubes from the old heating element.
6. Removed the old heating element.
7. Snap in the new heating element and re-assemble.
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Coffee would not brew.
Rose - October 12, 2017
Tool Type
Coffee Maker
Difficulty
Medium
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Power Drill
Parts Used
I had a huge problem finding the replacement part. It is discontinued and no longer made. After searching the web each night, for about two weeks; I found a message board that helped give me more info and steer me in the right direction.
My Braun coffee maker is a 3105 and that is specifically what I was only looking for. Turns out that other models numbers use the same replacement heating element. Once I actually found the part I needed, the repair was a challenge for me, because I did not have the proper star headed screw driver, but I managed. I removed the one screw that I could, using a Phillips screw driver, from the bottom of the coffee maker and the rest, which were the star headed ones, I simply drilled them out with the smallest drill bit I had.
Popping the bottom off was a little difficult for me but I finally was successful. There are plastic tabs that need to be pushed together to release the bottom and I couldn't hold them tight enough. I used a little brute force with a screw driver.
Removing the heating element and the two little rubber hoses was a snap; but the wires on my replacement heating element were too short. I knew this when I ordered the part because I could not get a replacement 3105 and ordered a different model number (KF580), which had shorter wires. I cut the 4 wires; peeled back the rubber wire cover; used electrical wing nuts to connect the old wires and the new wires together; put back the two little rubber hoses; snapped the bottom back on and the coffee maker works fine now.
I didn't even bother trying to put any screws back on the bottom because the fit is so tight, you really don't need them anyway.
My Braun coffee maker is a 3105 and that is specifically what I was only looking for. Turns out that other models numbers use the same replacement heating element. Once I actually found the part I needed, the repair was a challenge for me, because I did not have the proper star headed screw driver, but I managed. I removed the one screw that I could, using a Phillips screw driver, from the bottom of the coffee maker and the rest, which were the star headed ones, I simply drilled them out with the smallest drill bit I had.
Popping the bottom off was a little difficult for me but I finally was successful. There are plastic tabs that need to be pushed together to release the bottom and I couldn't hold them tight enough. I used a little brute force with a screw driver.
Removing the heating element and the two little rubber hoses was a snap; but the wires on my replacement heating element were too short. I knew this when I ordered the part because I could not get a replacement 3105 and ordered a different model number (KF580), which had shorter wires. I cut the 4 wires; peeled back the rubber wire cover; used electrical wing nuts to connect the old wires and the new wires together; put back the two little rubber hoses; snapped the bottom back on and the coffee maker works fine now.
I didn't even bother trying to put any screws back on the bottom because the fit is so tight, you really don't need them anyway.
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Wouldn't heat and brew
John - September 21, 2016
Tool Type
Coffee Maker
Difficulty
Medium
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Security \\
Parts Used
Remove single screw on bottom then gent!y pry sides of coffee maker housing from the base at each tab To pop it open
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