Coffee maker does not power on at all; no lights or display.

Safety first: Unplug the coffee maker before any inspection. Do not attempt live electrical testing unless qualified.

• 1. Verify outlet
  • Test the outlet with another appliance or a lamp.
  • If the outlet is controlled by a switch or GFCI, ensure it is on and not tripped.
• 2. Inspect power cord
  • Check the entire length of the cord for cuts, burns, or crushed sections.
  • If damaged, the cord must be replaced; do not tape or splice it.
• 3. Try a different outlet
  • Plug the coffee maker into a known-good outlet without an extension cord.
• 4. Internal fuse check (advanced)
  • Unplug the unit and remove the bottom or rear cover.
  • Locate the internal fuse on the main PCB and inspect for a broken filament.
  • Replace only with the same rating if blown.
• 5. Board replacement
  • If the fuse is good and there is still no power, the main control board or power supply components are likely faulty and should be replaced by a technician.