I don't think there's much you can do without at least removing the top
and peering in. If they're OK with taking the top off (and I assume they
are to refill the reservoir, unless you've plumbed it in) they can try
resetting the safety thingy which sometimes trips for no apparent
reason. It's a small circular thing on the brew boiler (the one nearest
the front) with two wires on either side and a red dot in the middle.
Have them gently push in the red dot with something like the head of a
small nail. If that doesn't work, it'll be up to someone who's
comfortable getting in there with a multimeter.
Bruce
On 8/26/2015 1:03 AM, Chris Bailey wrote:
Hi, I have a Brewtus II, and it seems now that the temperature is only
rising to somewhere in the 40's, instead of the full 93 (or whatever
temp setting I have at the time). So it seems it's heating up some,
but then stops. Any ideas on what the problem could be and whether
there is some simple remedy? I'm unfortunately in Germany, and this is
what our friends who are house sitting are seeing, so they won't be
able to service the internals of the machine.
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