Bunn IC3 (24450.0003?) 220 VAC (X64)

Description

Here is part of a description from a web site that sells these new:
"[This Bunn IC3 iced coffee brewer is the perfect way to brew and serve large volumes of iced coffee in your coffee shop, convenience store, or snack bar. It can brew up to 20 gallons per hour!
The Bunn IC3 iced coffee brewer can brew directly into any Bunn dispenser up to 20" tall. The brewer's trunk height can be adjusted by adding additional trunk extensions. Its simple controls allow you to brew in 2 or 3 gallon batches.]"
This unit has a blank ID plate and it appears to be 220 VAC and that is the voltage I tested it with. It had no adverse affects using this voltage. Most all other ones I have seen are labeled 208 volt. That's only 12 volts difference and I am sure you could use either one.
This style Bunn coffee maker has a water supply hookup in its design that must be used. The inlet water supply fitting is a ¼" flare.
I thoroughly cleaned it. It has minor scuffs and scratches that always happen in a restaurant-type environment.
The are no brew funnels or servers included with this unit. The cord set, which is not normally supplied new, is included. If you don't want it, let me know BEFORE you pay, but put it in your cart. I will deduct .00 from the price. It will make the shipping a bit less also by taking out some weight.
The included strainer assembly as well as the legs will be shipped off the unit to help prevent damage and lower shipping costs. The cord set is
detached
from the unit for those same reasons.
I am including a 9-page copy of the Installation and Operating Guide in a clear-front 3-hole report cover. It is the one that I used to test it. If you have never performed an initial set-up of an automatic Bunn coffee maker, you need to read this BEFORE YOU PLUG IT IN! Page 6 is especially important.
I did not check or set any of the volumes. That is something that is specific to what you are brewing. The dilution valve is closed. It will save water on initial set up. The thermostat under the top cover is turned off.
The original decal around the switches was unreadable. This decal has been discontinued and is not available anywhere that I could find. I had produced some other decals, but this one was especially challenging because of its size. I spent many hours making the one that is on this machine. It can only be noticed if it is pointed out and if you really know Bunn Makers. I could not get it blacker. Otherwise, it is a good approximation of the original and you will be able to read the switch labels.