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Troubleshooting Guide
Diplomat II Pour-Over Coffee Brewer
Read and follow the cautions below before attempting to service this coffee brewer.
Caution:
Read and verify that the installation instructions have been followed before attempting to operate this
appliance. Incorrect installation or operating procedures will void the warranty and may damage this
appliance.
Unplug the power supply cord before servicing, unless electrical testing is required.
Be certain
the power supply is of the correct rating and polarity before connecting the power supply cord. The
chassis must be grounded to prevent possible electric shock. Failure to heed this warning may damage
this appliance and may cause injury.
This appliance is equipped with an automatic temperature limit control designed to turn the appliance off
if it overheats. In that event, do not reset until a qualified service representative has inspected and
repaired the appliance. Under no circumstances should the temperature limit control be bypassed or an
alternate control used, as a fire risk could result.
Under no circumstance should the hi-limit thermostat be by-passed. In the event of failure the
hi-limit thermostat should be replaced. Use only original or authorized replacement parts.
Carefully inspect the internal wiring for wear or damage when servicing. Worn or damaged wiring may
cause malfunctions and premature component failures. Replace any wires that have loose
connections, damaged insulation or show evidence of overheating. When repairing or replacing internal
electrical wiring, in part or in whole, use only terminals and wires with the same rating, gauge and
insulation covering.
See the separate instruction sheet that was included with this manual for testing and cleaning the
Diplomat model coffee brewers. These instructions contain valuable information on servicing and
cleaning that may extend the service life of these brewers.
Symptoms
Solutions
1.
The coffee brewer will not
operate. The lights and
warmers do not work.
Make sure the power supply cord is connected to a proper,
working wall receptacle.
Make sure the power switch has been turned on.
Check the main circuit breaker in the building to see if it has
tripped.
Reset or replace the hi-limit thermostat.
Test the power switch. Replace it if necessary.
Check to make sure the internal wiring is correct. Inspect for
loose, damaged or overheating wires or terminals. Repair or
replace wiring as necessary.
Test the power supply cord. Replace it if necessary.
