What To Know
- If none of the above solutions work, the coffee maker may have a faulty internal component.
- Wipe down the exterior and interior of the coffee maker with a damp cloth to remove any coffee grounds or debris.
- If you’ve followed all the troubleshooting steps and your Keurig dual coffee maker is still not brewing, it’s likely that there’s a more serious issue.
If your Keurig dual coffee maker has stopped brewing, don’t panic. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you troubleshoot the issue and get your caffeine fix back.
Potential Causes and Solutions
1. Power Issues
- Check the power cord: Ensure it’s securely plugged into both the outlet and the coffee maker.
- Inspect the outlet: Make sure it’s functioning properly by testing it with another appliance.
- Reset the coffee maker: Unplug it for a few minutes, then plug it back in and try brewing again.
2. Water Issues
- Empty water reservoir: Fill the reservoir with fresh, cold water.
- Check float valve: Remove the reservoir and inspect the float valve. If it’s stuck, gently tap it to release it.
- Descale the coffee maker: Mineral buildup can clog the water lines, preventing brewing. Run a descaling solution through the machine according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
3. Pod Issues
- Insert pod correctly: Ensure the pod is inserted into the chamber properly, with the flat end facing down.
- Inspect pod for damage: If the pod is torn or damaged, it won’t brew properly. Discard it and try a new one.
4. Needle Clogging
- Clean the needle: Use the provided cleaning tool to remove any coffee grounds or debris from the needle.
- Descale the coffee maker: Mineral buildup can also clog the needle. Run a descaling solution through the machine.
5. Pump Problems
- Listen for the pump: If the pump is not making any noise, it may be faulty. Contact Keurig customer support for assistance.
- Check for leaks: If you notice water leaking from the bottom of the coffee maker, the pump may be damaged. Stop using the machine and contact Keurig.
6. Other Issues
- Air in the system: Run a few cycles with water only to remove any air from the system.
- Faulty internal component: If none of the above solutions work, the coffee maker may have a faulty internal component. Contact Keurig for repair or replacement.
Troubleshooting Tips
- Follow the manufacturer’s instructions: Refer to the user manual for specific troubleshooting steps and maintenance procedures.
- Use genuine Keurig pods: Non-Keurig pods may not fit or brew properly.
- Descale regularly: Mineral buildup is a common cause of brewing problems. Descale the coffee maker every 3-6 months, depending on water hardness.
- Clean the coffee maker regularly: Wipe down the exterior and interior of the coffee maker with a damp cloth to remove any coffee grounds or debris.
“My Keurig Dual Coffee Maker Still Isn’t Brewing”
If you’ve followed all the troubleshooting steps and your Keurig dual coffee maker is still not brewing, it’s likely that there’s a more serious issue. Contact Keurig customer support for assistance. They may recommend sending the machine for repair or replacing it.
Top Questions Asked
Q: Why does my Keurig dual coffee maker keep saying “Add water“?
A: The water reservoir may be empty or not properly inserted. Fill the reservoir and make sure it’s securely in place.
Q: Why is my Keurig dual coffee maker brewing weak coffee?
A: The coffee grounds may be too coarse or the pod may not be inserted correctly. Use a finer grind size or insert the pod with the flat end facing down.
Q: How do I clean the exit needle on my Keurig dual coffee maker?
A: Use the provided cleaning tool to gently remove any coffee grounds or debris from the needle. Avoid using sharp objects as they can damage the needle.
