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30-60 minutes
Kit, Thermo-rshaw 202f Tnd 28319.0000
OEM part for: BUNN
Part Number: 28319.0000
$91.42
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This part will fit the following 19 machines
BUNN
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VPS (With Lighted Switch) Coffee Brewer With Warmer View Diagrams & Manuals
SA Pour-Over Brewer With Warmer View Diagrams & Manuals
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This item works with the following types of products:
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My thermostat part number on my old one is 04227-0001. Will this new one work?
Charles
asked on 2022-10-11
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Old thermostat was failed open
Wayne - December 5, 2018
👍 4 of 4 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Coffee Maker
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Wrench Set
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.)
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.)
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Over heating water
David - February 9, 2018
👍 2 of 2 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Coffee Maker
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Wrench Set, Adjustable Wrench
1 Removed upper cover/ warming plate.
2 Removed water pan
3 Unplugged switch wires to thermostat
4 Unscrewed two thermostat retaining screws
5 Replaced thermostat with new one in a reverse manner from above.
6 Removed two wires from limit switch, and carefully removed switch and replaced with new one. Re-hooked new one
7 Replaced water pan and upper cover
8 Tested unit
2 Removed water pan
3 Unplugged switch wires to thermostat
4 Unscrewed two thermostat retaining screws
5 Replaced thermostat with new one in a reverse manner from above.
6 Removed two wires from limit switch, and carefully removed switch and replaced with new one. Re-hooked new one
7 Replaced water pan and upper cover
8 Tested unit
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tank inlet gasket & thermostat replacement
James - December 28, 2018
👍 1 of 1 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Coffee Maker
Difficulty
Easy
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver
Remove old parts and inserted new parts
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Coffee maker heats too much. Boils out the top of the reservoir.
Charles - February 21, 2023
Tool Type
Coffee Maker
Difficulty
Medium
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers
1. unplug unit from power source.
2. remove the top. Unscrew to small screws at either end.
3. remove the water pan by unscrewing the drain nut in the center of the pan.
4. with pliers, remove the two wires from the thermal limit switch on top of the water canister.
5. remove the thermal limit switch by lifting up on the spring clip that holds it in place.
6. connect wires to new thermal limit switch and put in place under spring clip.
7. pull off the knob of the thermostat switch; remove from the bracket by unscrewing two screws.
8. with pliers remove the wire lugs from the thermostat switch; pull the thermocouple out of the water canister.
9. connect wire lugs to new thermostat switch; attach to the bracket; press on the knob; feed thermocouple into the water canister, suspending it with the new silicone seal; adjust thermostat setting with knob.
10. replace water pan and top cover; fill water canister until it comes out of the spout before plugging in to test.
2. remove the top. Unscrew to small screws at either end.
3. remove the water pan by unscrewing the drain nut in the center of the pan.
4. with pliers, remove the two wires from the thermal limit switch on top of the water canister.
5. remove the thermal limit switch by lifting up on the spring clip that holds it in place.
6. connect wires to new thermal limit switch and put in place under spring clip.
7. pull off the knob of the thermostat switch; remove from the bracket by unscrewing two screws.
8. with pliers remove the wire lugs from the thermostat switch; pull the thermocouple out of the water canister.
9. connect wire lugs to new thermostat switch; attach to the bracket; press on the knob; feed thermocouple into the water canister, suspending it with the new silicone seal; adjust thermostat setting with knob.
10. replace water pan and top cover; fill water canister until it comes out of the spout before plugging in to test.
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