Water is coming out of the overflow spout in front of the unit.
- Verify that emergency refill valve is closed.
- Check the tank filling operation (probe, inlet valve and liquid level control board).
One side of the brewer is brewing more than the other side.
- Ensure proper valve core alignment.
- Ensure the spray arm is centered over the liner.
There is no coffee in the sight glass after aeration pump cycles.
- Ensure that lower sight glass washer is not clogged.
- Ensure that the breather holes in the air line fittings are not blocked by the tubing.
The unit is not filling.
- Check the water supply to the machine.
- Check the water control board and inlet valve.
- Check the tank filling operation (probe, inlet valve and liquid level control board).
Is it possible to convert a natural gas urn to use propane?
- The orifices on the pilot and the two burners must be replaced.
- The regulator on the gas control valve must be replaced.
- For more information contact Technical Support: 800-995-0417
Should the thermostat be turned off when the urn is not in use?
- It is not necessary to turn off. For energy conservation, set to hold.
What do the numbers 1, 2, 3, Hold and Boil represent on the thermostat dial?
- 1=170°; 2=180°; 3=190°; Hold=160°; Boil=200°.
The unit will not brew.
- Verify that the fuse is good (5 amps).
- Ensure that the toggle switch is on.
- Is the pump running?
- If yes, check for blockage at the valve core.
- If no, check the voltage at the pump and terminals A and B on the holding relay.
- Is the water jacket full?
- If no, disconnect the orange wire from the liquid level probe. If the water starts filling, the probe needs to be replaced.
- Does the brew light come on when the button is pushed?
- If yes, check the voltage at the timer.
- If no, check the brew switch.
Which reference point on the temperature gauge represents 200°?
- The second line from the left side of the gauge represents 200°.