Keurig Platinum B70 Coffee Maker - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Line plugged...needs fluching.

THat happens, just get over it.

I'm not sure if this is what you were referencing, but i feel like my Keurig makes water magically disappear. I will look at the tank and see PLENTY of water, but when i come back 15mins later to grab the cup i find that it didn't brew at all and the water level is now depleted. Where did it go? It's not leaking out, as my counter is still dry. I have searched google numerous times over the years and cannot figure out where all the water goes.

Desacle now or it won't reset to factory settings.

The most common cause is that the unit has become calcified. Follow your owner manual for descale the machine, lacking that, pour a 50/50 mixture of white vinegar and water (because your machine is clogged, you could consider using 100% vinegar) into the the machine, run so that some (get as much as possible) of the weak acid mixture has been pulled into the internal water path and then shut off and leave sit. because of the large degree of scale buildup, I would leave at least overnight, if not longer. It will take a considerable amount of time for the vinegar to dissolve the hardened calcium. After allowing the vinegar to work, restart the coffee maker and allow the remainder to pass through the machine. After cleaning, run a full pot of plain water through the machine, one full cycle, no coffee) to clean out the residue.

Try unplugging it for 30 sec. and plug back in. Give it time to reset. Hope this helps

Decalcify... (read the manual) Personally I prefer the French press for small batches... That way the GOUNDS can make it to the garden... (where they belong). VERY QUIET Carnac the Magnificent

Hello Rightorl... Everythig made by man is repairable... and to MERCILESSLY drive the point home... even AMAZON carries part for your "B70"... (eBay too). Just the slightest amount of conductivity is enough to trip a GROUND FAULT... So you are not necessarily looking for NAIGRA Falls. Amazon... 1 16 of 291 results for keurig parts I believe if you search online You can even find a KEURIG Company PART supplier: Keurig Parts Keurig Coffee Maker Replacement Parts - Frankly... I love coffee ... (excessively strong) ((life is short... and I am old))... Not withstanding my POT- FILLER... CHEMEX... smart-home daily automatic brewing capability... I have reverted to the camp-fire brewing method... BOILING water, removed from heat, IMMEDIATELY gets a mega dose of freshly/finely ground PETE's (never to see heat again it is COLD filtered through a Melitta #6 and stored in the refrigerator... Drained into a three quart carafe... Grounds are immediately distributed to the redwoods... When my sisty wants hot coffee... Microwave 90 seconds (taste is ALWAYS AWESOME)... Else the BOSS (she who must be obeyed) & I enjoy our iced LATTE Coffees in the morning... If it is too cold... we build a FIRE first. Life is good (12 cups at a time). Carnac the Magnificent

In Uk i would take it back to shop as faulty and get either replacement or full refund as it is not fit for purpose. Depends where you live and what consumer rights you have.

Flip the machine over and check, ours was 120VAC and 1500W

look for any small appliance shop

there may be something blocking it at the hinge spring...

You are not supposed to remove it. You can only wash it while in place with sanitized water.

Hello if you have tried everything and it is still not working the way it should check to see what the warranty is if you still have the instructions if not call Keurig support.at 1-800-361-5628 and give them your model number.. Hope this helps. Good luck ,All the best!

the word prime means that you have to fill the unit first so that all air is removed check for some sort of bleed valve /screw at the top fill the unit first then connect it all up all these sort of instructions will be in the user manual for you to follow

Brian, sorry, (re post ) with complete question? and make and model

We had a similar problem at work with priming after replacing the water jug. We used to loosen the water line in the back of the unit to purge the air. This was messy, water all over the place. Next we tried brewing a cup without the K-cup in it. this worked well. Sometimes it takes 2 cycles but at least it is not as messy.

You don't, Keurig uses air pressure to move liquid.

try this http://www.singleservecoffeeforums.com/dissassembly-repair-guide-keurig-b70-platinum-t8124.html

Keurig has a good warranty program. I would return it and get a new one.