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Keurig coffee makers make brewing coffee so easy and convenient. However, that doesn't mean they don't have their problems. You may start to experience problems with your Keurig machine, such as not brewing, not turning on, leaking, bad coffee taste, etc. This wikiHow article teaches you how to troubleshoot common problems with a Keurig coffee maker.
Quick Steps
- Reset your Keurig and check the power outlet.
- Descale your Keurig and run a few cycles without a K-cup.
- Unclog the inside of the needle with a paper clip.
- Turn your Keurig upside-down and shake it.
- Make sure the reservoir isn't damaged and is seated properly.
- Check for flashing lights and beeps.