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08-03-2016, 10:50 AM
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Looks like a brown, brown, brown to me! ;-)
Does the resistor measure open? If not, what is the reading? Can you follow out the schematic? Maybe we can do some guess work, get within a range. Then maybe try a pot and see if it works OK. I've had two timers blow on coffee pots, so I made a timer and got a dumb coffee pot. Of course, the planned obsolescence feature was smarter than me and the dang power switch gave it up. No defeating the planned obsolescence feature! I bypassed the switch and have to use the timer I made to turn it off. 
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08-03-2016, 12:05 PM
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This is why I won't buy a coffee maker with a timer in it.
I have a Cuisinart no timer model they quit making over 10 years ago, and a couple more makers for backup - Hamilton Beach 49316 no timer units Fry's runs on sale sometimes for $10 or so. They all use the #4 cone type filter I much prefer.
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