Schematic I need a wiring schematic for the Bunn Thermofresh (BT series ?). I took it apart and marked the wires, but a couple of pieces of the tape I used slid off, and I'm fairly sure how to rewire it, but I'd like to be totally sure ! Thanks.

I have photos of the unit wiring and can answer any further questions; please note, this unit has no heading pad for the pot.
There is a white wire (small round plastic insulators used) coming from one of the elements of the water heating unit, a black wire coming from the other along with a brown stripped wire coming from a slightly larger diameter plastic insulator that surrounds the one that the black wire comes from. There's a black wire coming from the thermostat (I assume it's the thermostat) and a blue wire that's grounded. There are 2 white wires that come up from the water heating cylinder (I assume to keep the water hot [rated 34W,120V]). The wires coming up from the switch are 1 white wire, 1 brown stripped wire, and a green ground wire.
Any further details needed, please let me know. Surely there's a diagram for this unit somewhere !! I can almost work out the way it needs to be connected, but I'd rather be 100% sure than throw a breaker and ruin a good coffee maker.
Thanks.
I have photos of the unit wiring and can answer any further questions; please note, this unit has no heading pad for the pot.
There is a white wire (small round plastic insulators used) coming from one of the elements of the water heating unit, a black wire coming from the other along with a brown stripped wire coming from a slightly larger diameter plastic insulator that surrounds the one that the black wire comes from. There's a black wire coming from the thermostat (I assume it's the thermostat) and a blue wire that's grounded. There are 2 white wires that come up from the water heating cylinder (I assume to keep the water hot [rated 34W,120V]). The wires coming up from the switch are 1 white wire, 1 brown stripped wire, and a green ground wire.
Any further details needed, please let me know. Surely there's a diagram for this unit somewhere !! I can almost work out the way it needs to be connected, but I'd rather be 100% sure than throw a breaker and ruin a good coffee maker.
Thanks.

No, that's not the service manual, that's for a VP series unit which has a warming pad for the pot and isn't like the BT series. I already have this digram, that's why I said I can almost figure out how the unit should be wired, but I'm not 100% certain. No, that's not the service manual, that's for a VP series unit which has a warming pad for the pot and isn't like the BT series. I already have this digram, that's why I said I can almost figure out how the unit should be wired, but I'm not 100% certain.

No, right on the bottom of the unit it says BT10-B; I downloaded the user manual for the coffee maker, which was:
38864.0000_BTX_U_C_English.pdf .
The diagrams listed are close, but that's not it. No, right on the bottom of the unit it says BT10-B; I downloaded the user manual for the coffee maker, which was: 38864.0000_BTX_U_C_English.pdf . The diagrams listed are close, but that's not it.

No webcam but photos. The unit also says Thermofresh on the front. No webcam but photos. The unit also says Thermofresh on the front.

The diagrams are close but not getting it.
I searched on the Bunn site listed given in the link, but can only find the user manual, not schematics.
And the model is BT10-B. The diagrams are close but not getting it. I searched on the Bunn site listed given in the link, but can only find the user manual, not schematics. And the model is BT10-B.

Thanks guys, I really appreciate it.
I'd almost have to call Bunn or find someone with the same unit that would be willing to pull the top.
I'll post a follow-up when the unit's working and back together. Thanks guys, I really appreciate it. I'd almost have to call Bunn or find someone with the same unit that would be willing to pull the top. I'll post a follow-up when the unit's working and back together.

No offense intended. Extremely helpful, but I've pulled up all this info already. I'm ready to just draw the diagram myself and get the thing back together. 'Had to make coffee in a pot this am :)!!
Thanks again, you all have been very, very helpful !!! All of you ! No offense intended. Extremely helpful, but I've pulled up all this info already. I'm ready to just draw the diagram myself and get the thing back together. 'Had to make coffee in a pot this am :)!! Thanks again, you all have been very, very helpful !!! All of you !

There is the white wire that goes to the element, black and brown come out from a thermistor(?) on top, and a black comes from the level indicator(?) with a blue grounded. 2 whites come from the side of the water tank that normally keep the water hot.
Thanks.

There is the white wire that goes to the element, black and brown come out from a thermistor(?) on top, and a black comes from the level indicator(?) with a blue grounded. 2 whites come from the side of the water tank that normally keep the water hot.
Thanks.

There appears to be no connection that goes to the other terminal, and it looks as though there never was a connection here; I thought possibly one end of the element was grounded, but my meter doesn't indicate this.
Many of the schematics are coming very close, but not quite.
I'm working right now trying to diagram this thing out, 'just haven't quite got it, because I'm not sure what I call a water level indicator really is, but what else would it be ? The thermistor controls the temp, so I'm not sure about it. There appears to be no connection that goes to the other terminal, and it looks as though there never was a connection here; I thought possibly one end of the element was grounded, but my meter doesn't indicate this. Many of the schematics are coming very close, but not quite. I'm working right now trying to diagram this thing out, 'just haven't quite got it, because I'm not sure what I call a water level indicator really is, but what else would it be ? The thermistor controls the temp, so I'm not sure about it.

I think that the round unit that protrudes into the tank is the limit switch; why would you need anything to indicate water level (well, to indicate a dry tank, but I don't think that's it) on a coffee maker such as this one ?
So, it looks as though a hot wire from the switch would hit the brown wire to the thermistor and also on of the whites to the lower heater, the white to the element would tie into the black from the thermistor, and now I'm stumped. The other end of the element doesn't indicate that there was ever anything there; if I take the white plastic from the element post that the white wire's on, there's a clear plastic covering over that, so it looks like the element is tied in some other way or I really pulled a silly stunt ! It seems it would work fine if the black from the limit switch went to the terminal that looks as though nothing was ever there, because then, with the blue from the switch grounded, we'd have a complete circuit that looks half-way right.
Thanks for all the help. I really hope you all don't give up on me !!! I think that the round unit that protrudes into the tank is the limit switch; why would you need anything to indicate water level (well, to indicate a dry tank, but I don't think that's it) on a coffee maker such as this one ? So, it looks as though a hot wire from the switch would hit the brown wire to the thermistor and also on of the whites to the lower heater, the white to the element would tie into the black from the thermistor, and now I'm stumped. The other end of the element doesn't indicate that there was ever anything there; if I take the white plastic from the element post that the white wire's on, there's a clear plastic covering over that, so it looks like the element is tied in some other way or I really pulled a silly stunt ! It seems it would work fine if the black from the limit switch went to the terminal that looks as though nothing was ever there, because then, with the blue from the switch grounded, we'd have a complete circuit that looks half-way right. Thanks for all the help. I really hope you all don't give up on me !!!

BTW, this is a 120V unit. BTW, this is a 120V unit.

What is this ? Not sure if it's a limit switch or what. I can't get any kind of reaction from
it; it's in a closed state right now. I'm not sure if it's an overlimit switch, but I didn't want to get it too hot in case it's not; water seems to have no effect on it either.
Thanks for the time and effort. I have all of the manuals that have been listed, but really appreciate the help. If I knew what this was, it would help a great deal; the end with the
connector goes to ground, the black wire went ??

What is this ? Not sure if it's a limit switch or what. I can't get any kind of reaction from
it; it's in a closed state right now. I'm not sure if it's an overlimit switch, but I didn't want to get it too hot in case it's not; water seems to have no effect on it either.
Thanks for the time and effort. I have all of the manuals that have been listed, but really appreciate the help. If I knew what this was, it would help a great deal; the end with the
connector goes to ground, the black wire went ??