A complete resource for teasmade and teamaker owners and enthusiasts
To operate most teasmades, all you need to do is fill the kettle with water, place the teabags in the pot, put the teapot in position, and set the alarm. Detailed instructions for current models can normally be found on the manufacturer’s website. We have some instruction manuals for
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Looking to repair a teasmade? Most vintage teasmades are easy for the amateur mechanic to maintain and repair. Start here. DIY If you would like to try to repair one yourself you can find several helpful articles in the Workshop category, including an article on clock repairs. You may also
Care and repair for a modern type teasmade, made in China.
Some clock faults can be repaired in a home workshop. Scroll down a little for some workshop advice from Doug and retired teasmaniac Mike Phelan. Getting help If you’d rather not get mechanical yourself, a good local clock repairer is normally your first port of call. Unfortunately in our
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