Mr. Coffee TFX20 Coffee Maker - Revision history

M Castellani at 18:05, 16 August 2006

2006-08-16T18:05:35Z

M Castellani at 17:05, 16 August 2006

2006-08-16T17:05:56Z

C Coles: /* '''Parts''' */

2006-07-31T20:55:08Z

'''Parts'''

C Coles at 20:52, 31 July 2006

2006-07-31T20:52:51Z

C Coles: /* Disassembly/Purpose */

2006-07-31T20:51:52Z

Disassembly/Purpose

C Coles: /* '''Parts''' */

2006-07-31T20:50:19Z

'''Parts'''

C Coles: /* '''Parts''' */

2006-07-31T20:38:19Z

'''Parts'''

C Coles: /* Disassembly/Purpose */

2006-07-31T20:33:06Z

Disassembly/Purpose

C Coles at 20:06, 31 July 2006

2006-07-31T20:06:01Z

C Coles: /* '''Parts''' */

2006-07-31T19:59:44Z

'''Parts'''

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:05, 16 August 2006
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	== '''Description''' ==		== '''Description''' ==

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	== '''Description''' ==		== '''Description''' ==

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 | align="center"|1
 | align="center"|ABS Plastic, Steel, Iron, Copper
-| align="center"|Galvonized
+| align="center"|Forming, Stamping, and Injection Molding
 | align="center"|Need to upload
 |-
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 | align="center"|1
 | align="center"|Steel
-| align="center"|N/A
+| align="center"|Forming
 | [[Image:filterspring3.JPG  |center|thumb|50px]]
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 |align="center"|Screws
 | align="center"|18
-| align="center"|Metal
+| align="center"|Steel
-| align="center"|N/A
+| align="center"|Machining
 | align="center"|Need to upload
 |}

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 #Hot Plate Holder
 #Circuit Board
-#Battery Compartment
+#Transformer
 #Black Tube
 #Water Sprout
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-|align="center"|Battery Compartment
+|align="center"|Transformer
 | align="center"|1
 | align="center"|ABS Plastic, Steel, Iron, Copper

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 #The warming plate holder provides a casing for the warming plate to be housed.  The plastic sealer seals this casing to the overall casing of the coffee maker.
 #The circuit board controls all electrical competencies of the coffee maker.
+#The transformer serves as a power converter for the control panel.
 #The black tube carries the boiling water up from the orange tubes to the water spout at the top of the filter basket.
 #The water spout brings the boiling water from the black tube into the filter basket.

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 | align="center"|1
 | align="center"|ABS Plastic
-| align="center"|Injection
+| align="center"|Injection Molding
 | [[Image:bottomcasing3.jpg|center|thumb|50px]]
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 | align="center"|1
 | align="center"|Aluminum
-| align="center"|N/A
+| align="center"|Extrusion/Forming
 | align="center"|Need to upload
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 |align="center"|Orange Tube
 | align="center"|2
-| align="center"|ABS Plastic
+| align="center"|Rubber
-| align="center"|N/A
+| align="center"|Molding
 | align="center"|Need to upload
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 |align="center"|Hot Plate
 | align="center"|1
-| align="center"|ABS Plastic
+| align="center"|Ceramic
-| align="center"|N/A
+| align="center"|Forming
 | [[Image:hotplate.JPG |center|thumb|50px]]
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 | align="center"|1
 | align="center"|ABS Plastic
-| align="center"|N/A
+| align="center"|Injection Molding
 | [[Image:clocktimer2.JPG|center|thumb|50px]]
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 |align="center"|Hot Plate Holder
 | align="center"|1
-| align="center"|Varied
+| align="center"|ABS Plastic
-| align="center"|N/A
+| align="center"|Injection Molding
 | [[Image:plasticrubbersealer.jpg |center|thumb|50px]]
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 |align="center"|Circuit Board
 | align="center"|1
-| align="center"|ABS Plastic
+| align="center"|ABS Plastic, Fiber Glass, Lead, Steel, Copper
-| align="center"|N/A
+| align="center"|Forming
 | align="center"|Need to upload
 |-
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 |align="center"|Battery Compartment
 | align="center"|1
-| align="center"|ABS Plastic
+| align="center"|ABS Plastic, Steel, Iron, Copper
-| align="center"|N/A
+| align="center"|Galvonized
 | align="center"|Need to upload
 |-
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 | align="center"|1
 | align="center"|ABS Plastic
-| align="center"|N/A
+| align="center"|Injection Molding
 | align="center"|Need to upload
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 |align="center"|Water Sprout
 | align="center"|1
-| align="center"|ABS Plastic and Rubber
+| align="center"|ABS Plastic
-| align="center"|N/A
+| align="center"|Injection Molding
 | [[Image:watersprout.JPG |center|thumb|50px]]
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 | align="center"|1
 | align="center"|ABS Plastic
-| align="center"|N/A
+| align="center"|Injection Molding
 | [[Image:filterbasket2.JPG |center|thumb|50px]]
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 | align="center"|1
 | align="center"|ABS Plastic
-| align="center"|N/A
+| align="center"|Injection Molding
 | [[Image:filterspring4.JPG  |center|thumb|50px]]
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 |align="center"|Filter Spring
 | align="center"|1
-| align="center"|ABS Plastic
+| align="center"|Steel
 | align="center"|N/A
 | [[Image:filterspring3.JPG  |center|thumb|50px]]
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 | align="center"|1
 | align="center"|ABS Plastic
-| align="center"|N/A
+| align="center"|Injection Molding
 | [[Image:waterreservoir.JPG |center|thumb|50px]]
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	== Disassembly/Purpose ==		== Disassembly/Purpose ==
		+	#The bottom casing serves as a seal to the overall casing of the coffee maker. The design of the casing provides ventillation for the heating element.
		+	#The metal cover keeps the heating element and hot plate in place by securing both sides of the metal cover down with screws.
		+	#The heating element has a dual purpose and is made of two parts. It boils the water to make the coffee and keeps the finished coffee warm while sitting. One part is the tube for the water to pass through. The other part is the resistive heating element that is powered through electricity.
		+	#The orange tubes have a dual purpose. One tube brings the cool water from the resorvoir into the heating element while the other tube brings the hot water from the heating element into the black tube inside the resorvoir.
		+	#The non-stick warming plate keeps the finished coffee warm while sitting.
		+	#The control panel has the on/off switch which turns power to the heating element on and off.
		+	#The warming plate holder provides a casing for the warming plate to be housed. The plastic sealer seals this casing to the overall casing of the coffee maker.
		+	#The circuit board controls all electrical competencies of the coffee maker.
		+	#
		+	#The black tube carries the boiling water up from the orange tubes to the water spout at the top of the filter basket.
		+	#The water spout brings the boiling water from the black tube into the filter basket.
		+	#The removalbe filter basket holds the coffee while waiting for the boiling water from the water spout. This is where the brewing begins.
		+	#The filter allows only liquids to pass through into the decantur.
		+	#The filter spring allows the filter to move.
		+	#The water reservoir holds the cool water before being heated.
		+	#The casing provides a housing for the other parts of the coffee maker.
		+	#The screws secures objects in place.
		+	#The decantur stores the finished coffee.
		+	#The handle is used to pick up the decanur safely without being burned.

	===Disassembly===		===Disassembly===

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 | align="center"|Need to upload
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-== Disassembly/Purpose ==
+===Disassembly===

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