Official Coffee maker parts

Here are some common solutions to get your coffee maker working again

• If your coffee maker will not turn on, try plugging it into another outlet. If all outlets in your kitchen are dead, reset the house circuit breaker for your kitchen electrical outlets. If the coffee maker's outlet has power, check the power cord for damage. Replace the power cord if it's frayed to cut.
• If your coffee is brewing slowly, try cleaning the water tank. Make sure you have unplugged the coffee maker first.
• If you're hearing sounds that your coffee maker does not normally make, water tubes may be partially clogged with hard water deposits. Run white vinegar through the coffee maker to clear deposits from the water tubes.

The following are parts that are commonly replaced

• Power switch—The power button provides electricity to the heating unit and pump. If your coffee maker is not turning on, then the power switch may need to be replaced.
• Heating element—The heating element is the part that heats up water in your coffee maker so that you can enjoy hot coffee. An element may be faulty if your coffee is not hot after brewing.
• Warming element—The warming element keeps your coffee warm after it has been brewed. This is one of the most common parts to go bad due to a coffee maker being left on for long periods of time.
• Thermostat—The thermostat controls the electricity to operate the heating element. If your water isn’t getting hot, then the thermostat may need to be replaced.
• Heating plate—The heating plate disperses water above the coffee basket and is known to sometimes break.