i have a bunn coffee maker and i love it, one of the brakers popet at the brker box an now my bunn wount work at all. can someone till me what is going on with it. the light on the front dont come on ether.
I dont have any issues with my recalled machine, i never sent it in either, currently i am cleaning it with CLR, took it all apart, but there are 2 washers, the washer that goes on the heating tank is the rubber one, mine is the same exact one you show but i have a rubber washer and a pvc washer, cant remember if the rubber goes under the water resevoir or under the nut with the metel one....damn, i should pay more attention,but im sure the rubber one goes under the resivoir,
Great video! Thanks for sharing. I think mine has a different problem, but it is good to know what you did just in case the time comes that mine takes a dump at that same location!
I have had mine apart as well - leaks in the same damn spot! So I JB welded it and used new washers. Held fine for a year or so. Now its leaking again! I read a ton of complaints about the same thing. For such a high dollar unit, you think Bunn would of addressed this issue by now...
i have an 8 cup Bunn pour omatic in white it and has no plunger as it is an older model, i used silicone to fix the leak, this video helped a lot, thanks
I just got a Bunn Thermofresh back in early December. Best coffee maker I've ever used! But its nice to have tips like this just in case something should happen. I like the idea of just getting a larger rubber piece rather than using silicon. Thanks so much for the tip. BTW - I noticed a light white-ish residue in that plastic piece... is that the lime they talk about in the manual? Is that easily cleaned? I have yet to take mine apart.
Thanks for the video.....it was a big help.
MyFelicia1989 5 days ago
i have a bunn coffee maker and i love it, one of the brakers popet at the brker box an now my bunn wount work at all. can someone till me what is going on with it. the light on the front dont come on ether.
diannemayle 3 weeks ago
Well, after cleaning it....YEP SAME DEFECT BUT NOT A HOLE YET, fixing it with all seal and larger washer...THANKS, GUY....
berniepot1 3 months ago
I dont have any issues with my recalled machine, i never sent it in either, currently i am cleaning it with CLR, took it all apart, but there are 2 washers, the washer that goes on the heating tank is the rubber one, mine is the same exact one you show but i have a rubber washer and a pvc washer, cant remember if the rubber goes under the water resevoir or under the nut with the metel one....damn, i should pay more attention,but im sure the rubber one goes under the resivoir,
berniepot1 3 months ago
Wow, thanks dude! That saved me $120.
mehrunes2899 8 months ago
Great video! Thanks for sharing. I think mine has a different problem, but it is good to know what you did just in case the time comes that mine takes a dump at that same location!
rubbernck 11 months ago
I have had mine apart as well - leaks in the same damn spot! So I JB welded it and used new washers. Held fine for a year or so. Now its leaking again! I read a ton of complaints about the same thing. For such a high dollar unit, you think Bunn would of addressed this issue by now...
hoofaarted 1 year ago
@hoofaarted just use silicone, thats what i used to fix my GR8
Tbolt1000TForLife 11 months ago
i have an 8 cup Bunn pour omatic in white it and has no plunger as it is an older model, i used silicone to fix the leak, this video helped a lot, thanks
Tbolt1000TForLife 1 year ago
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Tbolt1000TForLife 1 year ago
I got a great tip for homemade espresso at coffeeloverstipandtricks (.) com
nullquible90 1 year ago
I wished I had viewed your video before I tossed mine into the trash can. Oh, well. Live and learn. Great do-it-yourself video you made here, Thanks.
terrafirma91 1 year ago
I just got a Bunn Thermofresh back in early December. Best coffee maker I've ever used! But its nice to have tips like this just in case something should happen. I like the idea of just getting a larger rubber piece rather than using silicon. Thanks so much for the tip. BTW - I noticed a light white-ish residue in that plastic piece... is that the lime they talk about in the manual? Is that easily cleaned? I have yet to take mine apart.
endlessdream94 1 year ago