This dacor coffee system parts buying guide starts from one fact that shapes every other decision: the CM24P and CM24T Automatic Coffee System is discontinued, with no successor SKU in Dacor’s current lineup and a genuinely finite remaining supply of parts, which changes how a repair decision should be approached compared to a currently sold appliance.
Confirm the exact configuration before ordering anything
The plumbed CM24P-1 and the tank-fed CM24T-1 share many components but not all of them, particularly around the water-delivery path, so confirming the exact model designation on the machine itself before ordering a part avoids the frustration of a part that does not fit a platform it was never built for.
Why finite parts changes the calculation
Unlike a currently sold appliance where a part can typically be reordered without much concern, this platform’s parts supply will not be replenished, which means a repair decision here genuinely benefits from weighing the cost and remaining life of the machine against the reality that a second failure down the line may be harder to source a part for.
What Dacor’s current product listing tells you, and what it does not
dacor.com’s current product index no longer lists a coffee-machine category at all, which is useful, honest context but does not by itself mean every part is unavailable — some parts distribution for this discontinued line continues through Dacor’s own parts channel and through independent parts suppliers, and checking current availability directly before assuming a repair is impossible is worth doing.
What a technician needs from you before sourcing a part
The exact message displayed on the machine — not a paraphrase — along with the CM24P or CM24T designation, gives a technician the best starting point for identifying which specific component is likely responsible before spending time sourcing a part that may turn out to be the wrong one.
When replacement genuinely makes more sense
A control-board-level problem on a platform with no remaining board stock is a fundamentally different situation from a straightforward mechanical part like a grounds bin sensor or a door switch, and an honest conversation with a technician about which category your specific problem falls into is worth having before committing to a repair path.
Where to go from here
Our coffee machine appliance page covers this platform’s documented features and messages, and our guide library covers the CM24P and CM24T water-supply distinction in more depth. Scheduling a consultation with the exact message and configuration ready is the most efficient way to find out what is actually available. Dacor’s own site no longer lists this category, which a technician should factor into any parts conversation.
