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Man Pt No 701278
Model
Warmers
Width
Length
Height
Weight
Watts
Amps
GKF-1 1 9-1/2"
19"
23-1/2"
35 lbs.
1820
15.2
GKF-2 2 9-1/2"
19"
25-1/2"
37 lbs.
1920
16
GKF-3 3 9-1/2"
19"
25-1/2"
39 lbs.
2020
16.8
GKDF-2 2 19"
19"
23-1/2"
62 lbs.
5240
21.8
GKDF-4 4 19"
19"
25-1/2"
64 lbs.
5440
22.7
GKDF-6 6 19"
19"
25-1/2"
66 lbs.
5640
23.5
N E W C O E N T E R P R I S E S
INSTALLATION, OPERATION, AND SERVICE MANUAL FOR
GK SERIES BREWERS
050306
GKDF-4 GKF-3
NOTE: Pour over models also available.
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WARRANTY
Applies to all equipment manufactured after 2/1/2017. This warranty supersedes
all other previous warranties that are currently in manuals.
Newco warrants equipment manufactured by it for 1 year parts and labor.
Accessories and Dispensers 1 Year parts only.
Electronic Circuit and Control Boards- 3 years parts, 1 year labor.
Equipment manufactured by others and distributed by Newco- please see original equipment manufacturers
warranty, Newco will follow.
These warranty periods run from the date of sale Newco warrants that the equipment manufactured by it will be
commercially free of defects in material and workmanship existing at the time of manufacture and appearing
within the applicable warranty period. This warranty does not apply to any equipment, component or part that
was not manufactured by Newco or that, in Newco’s judgment, has been affected by misuse, neglect, alteration,
improper installation or operation, relocation or reinstallation, improper maintenance or repair, incorrect
voltage applied to the unit at any time, damage or casualty. This warranty does not apply to any equipment
failures related to poor water quality, excessive lime and chlorine and non periodic cleaning and descaling.
Warranty is null and void if muriatic or any other form of hydrochloric acid is used for cleaning or deliming. In
addition, this warranty does not apply to replacement of items subject to normal use including but not limited
to user replaceable parts such as faucet seat cups, sight gauge tubes, washers, o-rings, tubing, seals and
gaskets.
This warranty is conditioned on the Buyer 1) giving Newco prompt notice of any claim to be made under this
warranty by telephone at (800) 556-3926 or by writing to 3650 New Town Blvd, Saint Charles, MO 63301; 2) if
requested by Newco, shipping the defective equipment prepaid to an authorized Newco service location; and 3)
receiving prior authorization from Newco that the defective equipment is under warranty.
THE FOREGOING WARRANTY IS EXCLUSIVE AND IS IN LIEU OF ANY OTHER WARRANTY, WRITTEN OR
ORAL, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF EITHER
MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. The agents, dealers or employees of Newco
are not authorized to make modifications to this warranty or to make additional warranties that are binding on
Newco. Accordingly, statements by such individuals, whether oral or written, do not constitute warranties and
should not be relied upon.
If Newco determines in its sole discretion that the equipment does not conform to the warranty, Newco, at its
exclusive option while the equipment is under warranty, shall either 1) provide at no charge replacement parts
and/or labor (during the applicable parts and labor warranty periods specified above) to repair the defective
components, provided that this repair is done by a Newco Authorized Service Representative; or 2) shall
replace the equipment or refund the purchase price for the equipment.
THE BUYER’S REMEDY AGAINST NEWCO FOR THE BREACH OF ANY OBLIGATION ARISING OUT OF THE
SALE OF THIS EQUIPMENT, WHETHER DERIVED FROM WARRANTY OR OTHERWISE, SHALL BE LIMITED, AT
NEWCO’S SOLE OPTION AS SPECIFIED HEREIN, TO REPAIR, REPLACEMENT OR REFUND.
In no event shall Newco be liable for any other damage or loss, including, but not limited to, lost profits, lost
sales, loss of use of equipment, claims of Buyer’s customers, cost of capital, cost of down time, cost of
substitute equipment, facilities or services, or any other special, incidental or consequential damages.
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PLUMBER'S INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS (AUTOMATIC BREWERS)
CAUTION: Power to brewer must be OFF before proceeding with plumbing installation.
1) Attach flow/strainer assembly to back of brewer. Strainer inlet will point down.
2) Flush water line before installing brewer. Brewer should be connected to COLD WATER LINE for best operation.
3) Water pressure should be at least 20 lbs. For less than a 25 ft run, use 1/4" copper tubing and connect to 1/2" or larger
water line. For longer runs, use 3/8" copper tubing & connect to 1/2" or larger water line and provide an adapter fitting
for connection to the brewer.
4) If installed with saddle valve, the valve should have a minimum of 1/8" port hole for up to 25 ft run, and 5/16" port hole
for over 25 ft runs.
5) Connect incoming water line to the strainer on the back of the brewer. Manufacturer recommends connecting to copper
tubing.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
FILL BREWER TANK WITH WATER BEFORE CONNECTING TO POWER SUPPLY !
WARNING: - Read and follow installation instructions before plugging or wiring in machine to electrical circuit. Warranty will
be void if machine is connected to any voltage other than that specified on the name plate.
1) Place the decanter under brew basket, raise top evaporation cover and pour three decanters of water through the top pour in screen. Water should come through the brew basket as the third decanter of water drains out of the pour in basin. If
brewer does not have a pour in opening remove top cover and pour water directly into receiving pan.
2) For Automatic Models: Adjust timer to deliver desired amount of water (Timer is located behind front access panel). Set
volume selection switch to the "1 POT" setting. To brew into a regular 60 oz. decanter, little adjustment should be
needed. Turn timer dial clockwise to increase volume of water, and counter clockwise to decrease volume. The "2 POT"
setting will yield twice the volume of water as the "1 POT" setting.
3) 120 V brewers are shipped with thermostat turned on. 240 V brewers are not and should be set after filling the tank. Plug
or wire in machine to appropriate voltage circuit as noted on the brewers serial tag. Serial tag is located on rear of brewer.
4) Allow 10 to 15 minutes for water in tank to heat to brewing temperature. (Additional water may drip from brew basket
due to initial expansion of water in the tank). This will not occur thereafter.
5) After water has reached brewing temperature (thermostat will click off and heating noise will stop.) turn lower warmer
switch to the ON position. To remove expanded water from tank, run one cycle by pouring one decanter of water through
pour-in screen (pour over models) or by depressing brew start switch (automatic models). (Brew cycle may be canceled by
turning the rocker switch back to the OFF position.)
6) Run one cycle to check for the proper temperature setting with an accurate thermometer. Take the temperature of this
water at a point below the brew basket opening, at the start of the brew cycle and when the decanter is half full.
Recommended temperature of the water is approximately 195 F.
7) In higher altitude locations (5000 feet above sea level) the thermostat may have to be adjusted lower to prevent boiling.
8) CAUTION: On faucet models the water faucet will dispense hot water when the handle is depressed. The faucet system is
independent of the brewing system and can be operated during brew cycle. Once brewer is pressurized, operate faucet
until water flows smoothly.
COFFEE PREPARATION PROCEDURES
1) Place filter into brew basket. Set the volume selector switch to the desired brew volume.
2) Put the proper amount of coffee into the filter.
3) Slide the brew basket into holder.
4) Place empty decanter on warmer located directly under the brew basket and turn corresponding warmer switch to ON
position.
5) Pour decanter of water through pour-in screen into pour in basin (pour over models) or depress brew start switch
(automatic models).
6) Hot water will be delivered through the sprayhead. This distributes the hot water evenly over the coffee bed within the
brew basket. The coffee brew will drain from the brew basket into the decanter below.
7) The resultant coffee brew should be crystal clear and have the desired properties attainable through excellent extraction.
8) TURN OFF WARMER WHEN NOT IN USE. Red light indicates warmer is on.
9) To clean brew basket simply remove from brew rails and dump filter into waste basket. The brewing process, as described
above, can now be started again.
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TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
SYMPTOM
POSSIBLE CAUSE
WHAT TO CHECK
REMEDY
NO HOT WATER
1. Tank heater.
2. Hi-limit thermostat or main
thermostat.
1. Check the voltage at the tank
heater terminals. Proper voltage is
designated on the serial tag located
on the rear of the brewer.
2. Check the voltage between the
white wire on the tank and the
incoming terminal (blue wire) on
the hi-limit thermostat, then the
outgoing terminal (black wire) on
the hi-limit thermostat.
1. (A) If correct voltage is present at the
tank heater terminals and water in tank is
not being heated, replace the tank heater.
(B) If voltage is not present at the tank
heater terminals refer, to step 2.
(C) If incorrect voltage is present at the
tank heater terminals, check voltage at
outlet.
2. (A) If voltage is present on the incoming
terminal of the hi-limit thermostat, but
not on the outgoing terminal, replace the
hi-limit thermostat.
(B) Check voltage between black and
white wire on the receptacle. If voltage is
not present check outlet or circuit
breaker.
(C) If voltage is not present on the
incoming terminal of the hi-limit
thermostat, replace the main thermostat.
DRIPPING
1. Not siphoning properly.
2. Automatic Models: Solenoid valve
not seating properly.
3. Faucet Models: Faucet coil is
leaking.
1. Water should flow freely from the
sprayhead.
2. Solenoid valve assembly.
3. Hot water coil.
1. (A) Clean sprayhead holes.
(B) Check tightness of sprayhead tube.
(C) See "LIMING" , Page 6.
2. Be sure spring is in place and any
particles are cleaned from valve seat. If
valve seat is worn or mutilated, replace
solenoid valve.
3. Tighten fittings or replace coil.
STEAMING OR SPITTING
AROUND FUNNEL
1. Main thermostat.
2. High altitude.
1. Thermostat points stuck or out of
calibration.
2. Located above 5,000 feet.
1. (A) Adjust thermostat.
(B) Thermostat should be calibrated or
replaced.
2. See "INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS", Page 2..
WEAK COFFEE /
DRY COFFEE REMAINING
IN BREW BASKET AFTER
BREWING
1. Filters.
2. Not siphoning properly.
3. Improper loading of the brew
basket.
1. Are correct filters being used.
2. Refer to "DRIPPING", Step 1.
3. Filter and coffee in brew basket.
1. Insert correct filter.
2. Refer to "DRIPPING", Step 1.
3. Filter should be centered in the brew
basket and coffee bed should be level.
CONDENSATION ON
INSIDE OF CABINET
1. Tank lid gasket.
2. Sprayhead tube ass'y.
3. Thermostat grommet.
4. Receiving pan nut.
5. Main thermostat set above 210
degrees.
1. Nicks or cuts in the gasket.
2. Tightness of ass'y to lid.
3. Tight fit. Nicks or cuts.
4. Receiving pan nut loose.
5. Check thermostat calibration.
1. Replace gasket.
2. Tighten sprayhead tube ass'y to tank lid.
3. Adjust or replace grommet.
4. Tighten nut.
5. Calibrate or replace thermostat.
COLD WARMER STATION
1. Warmer - defective.
2. Warmer ON/OFF Switch.
3. Bad harness.
1. Voltage at warmer terminals
should be 120 volts AC.
2. If voltage is not present on warmer
terminals, check continuity of
switch.
3. Check connections between
harness and switch, and between
switch and warmer.
1. If voltage is present on terminals, but
warmer will not heat, replace warmer.
2. If switch does not make and break
continuity when turned off, replace
switch.
3. All connections should be tight.
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TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
SYMPTOM
POSSIBLE CAUSE
WHAT TO CHECK
REMEDY
IRREGULAR YIELD
1. Not siphoning properly.
Steps 2 thru 8 refer to
Automatic Models
2. Timer.
3. Fluctuating water pressure.
4. Solenoid valve.
5. Flow washer.
6. Flow control screen.
7. Faucet coil is leaking.
8. Strainer.
1. Refer to "DRIPPING", Step 1.
2. Timer consistency. Time several
brew cycles.
3. Water pressure.
4. Refer to "DRIPPING", Step 2.
5. Possible lime build up in flow
control.
6. Screen built into flow control.
7. Refer to "DRIPPING", Step 3.
8. Water pressure at output.
1. Refer to "DRIPPING", Step 1.
2. If times are irregular, replace timer.
3. If pressure fluctuates 10-20 PSI during
operation of brew cycle, add a pressure
regulator to inlet side of brewer, set to
lowest pressure level registered. Adjust
timer to yield correct water level.
4. Refer to "DRIPPING", Step 2.
5. Replace flow washer and clean lime
from flow control.
6. Replace or clean screen. Clean lime from
flow control.
7. Refer to "DRIPPING", Step 3.
8. If pressure is low, clean or replace
strainer.
WATER KEEPS RUNNING
(AUTOMATIC MODELS)
1. Solenoid valve.
2. Start switch.
3. Timer
1. Refer to "DRIPPING", Step 1.
2. Remove wires from switch and
check continuity.
3. Solid state timers are not
repairable. If timer will not shut
off, replace timer.
1. Refer to "DRIPPING", Step 1.
2. If start switch does not make and break
contact, switch should be replaced.
3. Replace timer.
CAN'T START BREW CYCLE
(AUTOMATIC MODELS)
1. No water.
2. No power.
3. ON/OFF switch.
4. Brew start switch.
5. Timer or timer harness.
6. Solenoid valve.
1. Incoming water lines & water shut
off valve.
2. Fuse or circuit breaker.
Power cord and plug connections.
3. Switch continuity.
(Normally open.)
4. Switch continuity.
(Normally closed.)
5. Wire leads to solenoid and
black 3-pin connector.
6. (A) Voltage at solenoid valve
terminals. Start a brew cycle and
check for 120 volts AC.
(B) If voltage is present at
terminals, check for water at line
pressure on the inlet side of
solenoid valve.
1. Be sure water shut off is open.
2. Replace or reset circuit protector
3. If ON/OFF switch does not make and
break contact, replace ON/OFF switch.
4. If brew start switch does not make and
break contact, replace brew start switch.
5. Make sure these connections are tight. If
so, and all else checks out OK, replace
timer.
6. (A) If voltage is not present at terminals,
refer to steps 2 through 5.
(B) If voltage is present at terminals and
water at line pressure is present on the
inlet side of the solenoid, but not present
on the outgoing side, replace solenoid.
SOLENOID CHATTER OR
HOWLING
(AUTOMATIC MODELS)
1. Brewer connected to hot water
line.
2. Vibration.
3. High water pressure.
4. Water hammer.
5. 60 cycle vibration.
1. Incoming water line.
2. If brewer is on a metal stand or
counter, neither the bottom pan
nor copper tubing to the brewer
should touch the counter.
3. Water pressure on incoming line.
4. Incoming plumbing.
5. Nut on top of solenoid.
1. Brewer should be connected to cold
water line.
2. Adjust as necessary.
3. If water pressure is over 90 PSI install a
pressure regulator and adjust to 50 PSI.
4. This not the fault of the brewer and can
usually be corrected by rearranging some
plumbing or adding an air chamber to
the incoming water line.
5. Nut should be tight. Tighten as required.
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TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE CONTINUED
SYMPTOM
POSSIBLE CAUSE
WHAT TO CHECK
REMEDY
FAUCET DRIPPING
(FAUCET MODELS)
1. Clogged valve seat.
1. Valve seat.
1. Disassemble and clean or replace as
required.
FAUCET WATER FLOW TOO
FAST OR TOO SLOW
(FAUCET MODELS)
1. No water.
2. Flow too slow or too fast.
1. (A) Incoming water line shut off
valve.
(B) Faucet clogging.
(C) Needle valve.
2. Needle valve.
1. (A) Water shut off valve should be open.
(B) Clean or rebuild faucet.
(C) Needle valve should be open.
2. Increase flow by turning needle valve
counter clockwise, decrease flow by
turning clockwise.
COMPONENT REPLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS
CAUTION: DISCONNECT BREWER CORD FROM ELECTRICAL OUTLET BEFORE
REMOVAL OF ANY PANEL OR REPLACEMENT OF ANY COMPONENT!
NOTE: IN CANADA REPAIRS ARE TO BE DONE BY CERTIFIED ELECTRICIAN OR BREWER MUST BE RE
INSPECTED TO MAINTAIN APPLICABLE CERTIFICATION
These steps apply to replacement of tank, tank heater, faucet coil, and hi-limit or main thermostat.
1. Remove sprayhead and sprayhead nut by unscrewing in counter clockwise direction.
2. Remove brewer lid. Disconnect electrical connectors from upper warmer plate if applicable.
3. Remove slotted receiving pan nut. Remove receiving pan by raising the front of the pan while simultaneously pulling
forward to clear the inlet tube.
4. Disconnect electrical terminals connected to tank element. Disconnect black lead from main thermostat.
5. Disconnect the inlet to coil and coil to faucet tubes from attached fittings, if applicable.
6. Lift tank completely out of brewer.
TANK ASSEMBLY
7. To install new tank ass'y, reverse steps 6 through 1 above.
THERMOSTAT, HI-LIMIT
1. Disconnect wires to hi-limit thermostat.
2. Lift retaining spring slightly to remove old hi-limit thermostat.
3. Check continuity of the new hi-limit thermostat before installing.
4. Slide new hi-limit thermostat into place under the retaining spring. Reconnect wire leads.
5. Insure that hi-limit thermostat is securely mounted & all electrical connections are tight and isolated.
THERMOSTAT, MAIN
1. Remove two screws which secure thermostat to bracket.
2. Remove grommet from top of tank lid by pressing up with thumb. Pull capillary bulb out through hole.
3. Disconnect thermostat wires.
4. Installation is reverse of removal.
ELEMENT, TANK HEATING
1. Remove the 8 tank lid retaining nuts. Lift tank lid assembly out of tank.
2. Disconnect wire leads from the tank element.
3. Remove the 2 brass nuts, on top side of tank lid, from tank element. Remove element.
4. Install the new tank heating element, washers, and nuts. Tighten securely to insure proper sealing.
5. Inspect tank lid gasket and replace if necessary.
6. Assemble by reversing steps 2 through 1.
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COMPONENT REPLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS, CONTINUED
HOT WATER COIL (FAUCET MODELS)
1. Remove the 8 tank lid retaining nuts. Lift tank lid assembly out of tank.
2. Remove the 2 compression nuts from top of hot water coil and remove old coil.
3. Installation is reverse of removal.
WARMER ELEMENT
1. Remove retaining screws from warmer plate.
2. Lift plate and disconnect leads.
3. Remove nuts and washers holding retaining plate and warmer element to plate.
4. Installation is reverse of removal.
FAUCET ASSEMBLY
1. Follow steps 1-3 above for removing receiving pan.
2. Disconnect tank to faucet water line from faucet fitting.
3. Remove stainless steel nut and washer from faucet fitting.
4. Pull out faucet ass'y from front of brewer. Reverse steps for installation of new faucet.
TIMER ASSEMBLY
1. Disconnect timer plug from timer.
2. Remove retaining screws from timer.
3. Remove timer.
4. Installation is reverse of removal.
SOLENOID
1. Disconnect wire leads from solenoid coil.
2. Disconnect brass fitting from inlet side of solenoid assembly.
3. Disconnect brass fitting from outlet side of solenoid assembly.
4. Remove solenoid.
5. Install solenoid insuring proper flow:
Solenoid with an arrow - arrow points toward left side of brewer.
Solenoid with ports labeled IN and OUT - IN port connected to incoming water line.
6. Installation is reverse of removal.
FLOW CONTROL
1. Disconnect lower brass fitting on flow body.
2. Disconnect upper brass fitting on flow body.
3. Remove flow body.
4. Install flow body insuring arrow points towards the top of the brewer.
5. Installation is reverse of removal.
BREW START AND WARMER SWITCHES
1. Remove wire leads from terminals on switch.
2. Remove switch by pressing tabs in while pushing switch out towards front of brewer.
3. Installation is reverse of removal.
LIMING
To prevent liming problems in tank fittings remove sprayhead and insert deliming spring all the way into the tank. When
inserted into tank properly, no more than ten inches of the spring should be visible at the sprayhead fitting. Saw back and forth five
or six times. This will keep fittings open and clear of lime. In hard water areas this should be done everyday. This process takes
approximately one minute. In all areas the sprayhead should be cleaned at least once a week. Where bad liming has already
occurred, a new complete tank assembly may be installed. The tank may be changed in approximately 5 minutes time.
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GK SERIES PARTS LIST - (See pictorial on fold out page)
Index
Part No
Description
Index
Part No
Description
1
705229
GKF-1 cover, assembly
36
705634
GK front panel, dual
1
705414
GKF-2 cover, assembly
37
705224
Brace, front panel, single
1
705420
GKF-3 cover, assembly
37
705632
Brace, front panel, dual
1
705591
GKDF-2 cover assembly
38
701279
Rail, L.H.
1
705592
GKDF-4 cover assembly
39
701280
Rail, R.H.
1
705541
GKDF-6 cover assembly
40
705295
Brew basket assembly, black
1
705414
GK 1 station cover ass'y w/ pour in
41
700464
Base ass'y, single
1
705420
GK 2 station cover ass'y w/ pour in
41
700480
Base ass'y, dual
2
100010
Warming plate assembly, black, 100W 120V
42
100010-10
Warming plate assembly, black, 120W 120V
3
100008
Plate, black porcelain
43
202053
Element, warmer 120W 120V
4
100187
Element, warmer 100W 120V
44
700454
Base top, single
5
100086
Support plate, warming element
44
700449
Base top, dual
6
100197
Tinnerman clip, #8
45
700459
Base trim plate, single
7
700198
Dust cover, front pour in
45
700460
Base trim plate, dual
8
700186
Wire for dust cover
46
700456
Base bottom , single, spotwelded
9
705401
GK automatic tank ass'y 1700W 120V
46
700451
Base bottom, dual, spotwelded
9
705402
GK faucet tank ass'y 1700W 120V
47
100078
Foot, bumper with screw
9
705403
GK pour over tank ass'y 1700W 120V
48
704103
Tinnerman nut, retainer
9
705408
GK automatic tank ass'y 2500W 240V
49
100542
Leg, black plastic 4"
9
705660
GK faucet tank ass'y 2500W 240V, L.H.
50
100003
Snap bushing, 3/4, plastic
9
705661
GK faucet tank ass'y 2500W 240V, R.H.
51
701200
Slotted hex nut, 3/4-16, brass
9
705677
GK pour over tank ass'y 2500W 240V
52
700015
Washer, 1" OD x 3/4, S/S
10
704223
Bushing, siphon cup
53
700060
Basin, pour in
11
704222
Gasket, delivery tube, 3 hole
54
700016
Gasket, 1.062 OD X .578, silicone
12
700069
Sprayhead tube assembly
55
100025
Gasket, sprayhead
13
100175
Grommet, thermostat, silicone
56
100190
Jam nut, 1/2-20, brass
14
705595
Copper tube 1/4" OD x 11.38"
57
100143
Bracket, hi-limit thermostat
15
705381
Tube, 1/4" OD x 4.0" x 10.75", copper
58
767110
Valve, needle, angle, 1/4 flare
16
102299
Main thermostat, knob type
59
100633
Hi-limit thermostat, manual reset
17
100177
Elbow, male 1/4F x 1/8
59
100174
Hi-limit thermostat, auto reset
18
705398
GK automatic tank lid ass'y 1700W 120V
60
101720
Connector, 3/8C x 1/8P, female
18
705400
GK faucet tank lid ass'y 1700W 120V
61
100030
Gasket, .566"ID x .811"OD, brass
18
705399
GK pour over tank lid ass'y 1700W 120V
62
100409
Gasket, .515"ID x .811"OD, brass
18
705405
GK automatic lid ass'y 2500W 240V
63
100431
Nut, 9/16-24, brass
18
705659
GK faucet tank lid ass'y 2500W 240V, L.H.
64
704221
Gasket, tank, silicone
18
705658
GK faucet tank lid ass'y 2500W 240V, R.H.
65
704119
Tank only
18
705678
GK pour over tank lid ass'y 2500W 240V
66
705379
Tube, 13" discharge, S/S
19
705214
GK automatic / pour over tank lid, spotwelded
67
705208
GK rear panel, single
19
705218
GK faucet tank lid, spotwelded
67
705635
GK rear panel, dual
20
705198
Bracket, main thermostat
68
705197
Cabinet shell ass'y, single
21
100043
Thermostat knob
68
705639
Cabinet shell ass,y, dual
22
771031
Coil assembly
69
102126
Power cord, 12/3, 120V 20A
23
704155
Main Element, 1700W 120V
69
100072
Power cord, 10/4, 240V 30A
23
704144
Main Element, 2500W 240V
70
100547
Strain relief, 120V 20A
24
100176
Connector, male, 1/4F-1/4F
70
511054
Strain relief, 240V
25
511046
Washer, 7/16" int tooth S/S
71
511006
Cord plate, 120V 20A
26
100281
Plug, 3/8", plastic
71
511007
Cord plate, 240V
27
700519
Switch plate, GKF-1
72
100163
Terminal block, 120 V
27
700522
Switch plate, GKF-3
72
511053
Terminal block, 240 V
27
700406
Switch plate, GKDF-2
73
511023
Nut, 7/16-20, 11/16 hex, brass
27
700329
Switch plate, GKDF-4
74
705228
Snap bushing, 1-1/8", plastic
27
700328
Switch plate, GKDF-6
75
705337
Tube, 1/4" OD x 1.437", S/S
28
100058
Nameplate, NEWCO
76
511063
Flow control assembly
29
100145-10
Faucet, Tomlinson with flare
77
705338
Tube, 1/4" OD x 1.21" x 1.50", S/S
30
100085
Rocker switch, ON/OFF, lighted
78
100161
Tube, 1/4" OD x .88", copper
31
201985
Start switch, rectangular
79
704190
Melitta adapter, single, spotwelded
32
201162
Switch, toggle
79
700471
Melitta adapter, dual, spotwelded
32
100131
Nut, toggle switch
80
201132
Tee, 1/4" flare
33
704140
Timer, Multi Brew
81
705390
Solenoid assembly
34
201173
Nut, sprayhead
82
100255
Valve, solenoid
35
100024
Sprayhead, 5 hole
83
100154
Connector, male, 1/4"F x 1/8"
36
705210
GK front panel, single
84
705596
Tube, solenoid supply, copper
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EXPLODED VIEW DRAWING
(GKF-3 SHOWN)
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WIRING DIAGRAMS
GK Series Brewer - 120 V
Newco Enterprises, Inc. * 1735 South River Rd. * P.O. Box 852 * St. Charles, MO 63303
GK Series Brewer - 120 V / 240 V
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