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How to Fix the Keurig Coffee Makers low water flow brewing problem

by Milton
(Lancaster, CA)

Clean the INLET NEEDLE of your Keurig Coffee Makers. I cleaned it with my wife's cake tester, a six inch metal probe used to test if your cake is done. A small paper clip or embroidery needle will work.

After cleaning it I did a rinse cycle and a bunch of old coffee gounds came out. Runs like new.
NOTE: This is not in the manual or troubleshooting guide.

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How to Fix the Keurig Coffee Makers low water flow brewing problem

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Mar 25, 2012
 Keurig Low Flow Problem Update NEW
by: Just a Dad

After a few months I experienced a new problem. My coffee maker would not pump enough water to fill my mug even after I cleaned the upper and lower needles as described below (see previous comments). I discovered that I had to turn it off and unplug it for 15 minutes. It seems leaving it on all night does something to the pump perhaps because the pump seals swell from sitting in hot water too long. I now turn it off and unplug it every night. Works fine again. Every morning I plug it in, turn it on, clean the upper and lower needles and rinse.

Previous comments:
Clean the INLET NEEDLE of your Keurig Coffee Makers. I cleaned it with my wife's cake tester, a six inch metal probe used to test if your cake is done. A small paper clip or embroidery needle will work.
After cleaning it I did a rinse cycle and a bunch of old coffee grounds came out. Runs like new.
NOTE: This is not in the manual or troubleshooting guide.

Mar 25, 2012
 didn't work NEW
by: Anonymous

This did not help, maker is 14 months old, very disapointing, but thanks for the help.
Mar 10, 2012
 Keurig Single Cup NEW
by: Anonymous

Thank you for posting this quick fix. It worked!
Feb 11, 2012
 Helped, not fixed
by: Anonymous

Helped, but mine is still brewing 8 oz. instead of the claimed 10 oz. for the Large option.
Feb 11, 2012
 yay!
by: Anonymous

Thanks! This is the only problem mine has had so far, and I couldn't find a fix for it until I found yours.

Make sure to unplug the Keurig first, though; I don't think it would shock you, but remember that you're sticking a metal object into a machine.
Jan 07, 2012
 Worked
by: Anonymous

Your fix worked for me to. Thanks!
Jan 02, 2012
 Perfect Fix
by: John M

This WORKED PERFECTLY. My Keruig works like brand new. I used a paper clip to clear out the coffee grinds trapped in the nozzle. THANK YOU for posting this ... it will likely work on all models of this type of brewer.
Dec 29, 2011
 Keurig Low Flow
by: Anonymous

Thank You! Worked like a charm!

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