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The handle of Keurig is broken
The handle is broken, cracked, or will not push down properly.
The handle needs to be replaced
If the handle is broken or cracked, you can get a replacement for it online. You can get a replacement handle here
For steps on how to change the handle you can follow our steps here
There is water or coffee leaking from the Keurig
Water is leaking from either top or bottom of the machine.
Water is leaking from the bottom of the Keurig
If the K-cup holder is cracked, It may allow water to leak through it. Will need to be replaced. You can get parts here
Water is leaking from top of the Keurig
If the K-cup holder is not damaged, the hose may be clogged. You will have to open up the top of the Keurig to check for this. If it is clogged you will need to follow the necessary steps to unclog it.
The water or Coffee is not dispensing
Water is not flowing through the K-cup and out of the bottom.
The water overflows instead of passing through the machine and dispensing coffee
If the water or coffee overflows around the K-cup holder instead of dispensing, then your needles may not be penetrating the K-cup or the K-cup holder may be clogged. You can view our guide here on how to replace the top needle.
The water never makes its path to the K-cup
If the water poured into the reservoir does not drain, it will not reach the K-cup. The drain on the Keurig may be clogged.
The water or coffee is dispensing slowly
The coffee is dispensing, but at a slower rate than when the machine was new.
The top needle may not be sufficiently penetrating the K-cup
If water is dispensing abnormally slow, The top needle may be dole or not clean you will probably have to clean/sharpen the needles.
The hose is partially clogged
If coffee is dispensing slowly and the top needle is not too dull, your water hose may be partially clogged.
The water is not heating properly
The heating element may not be working
The heating element may be damaged and will have to be replaced. For the replacement of the heating element please click on this link here
16 commentaires
Why is it that I signed up with a username and get a message that I am prohibited from viewing the guide?
janthonyartist - Réponse
I wrote 2 weeks ago and have not heard, My Keurig is punching too big hole in the top of the K-cup
I need help. I am having to strain my coffee.
Ruby
Ruby - Réponse
the coffee is backing up and punching a hole in the middle of the coffee insert
Andy Elliot - Réponse
I returned my first machine because it wasn’t working. Saw a review that mentioned that using filtered water from a Brita or Zero Water causes problems with the brewing process. The machine requires some minerals in the water to work properly. This has proven to be true for me. My second machine works fine as long as I use tap water. Accidentally used filtered water and got half a lukewarm cup again. Used tap water worked like a charm. Keurig should put this in their instructions otherwise how would you know.
ck_dash - Réponse
Wow - That was exactly my issue as well. Was using demineralized water and was ready to throw the thing out. Used normal water and it runs perfectly.
When I read your comment I thought “there’s no way that could be it!”
chris -