Keurig B50 Coffee Maker "puncturing bottom cup" Questions

...bottom of the K-Cup... verify there is a hole at the top... just before you start to brew... press down on the black arm over the cup... but not too hard...Lets see what happens... if it all looks ...

...how to use it with K cups. Yes K-cups must be punctured from the bottom. If you don't have one go here: ...

...no hole in the bottom of the kuerig k-cup. Is there possibly a part missing? The Keurig will puncture the K-cup when it is inserted before brewing. If it is not being punctured, the brewer is

cup) and the BOTTOM pin which punctures the bottom of the cup. (remove the bottom dark brown holder by pushing up on it). After one or two attempts, I ran water through it without the coffee cup, then

...through when there is no cup but will not pump through when there is a k-cup in it Run a straightened paperclip thru the two needles that puncture the top and bottom of the k-cup. That should fix

...bottom needle is not able to puncture th K Cup...seems to be bent. What to do? Tried to use needle nose pliers and had little success It sounds like you need the K-Cup holder. This parts holds the ...

...bottom of the k-cup -- therefore, it overflows and does not brew. It does, however, work fine with the cup that I fill with my own coffee. You need this part then; ...

...bottom of the K-cup. Coffee grinds can find their way in there, and can be cleaned out with a paper clip or mini-pipe cleaner. But clogging of the bottom puncturer usually results in overflow, unless ...

...bottom of the cup broke off. We need a replacement part. Where can we find one? your talking about the k cup holder, the black funnel part, this website sells all kinds of keurig parts check it out ...

...bottom of the top needle. Be careful not to poke yourself. I brewed a cup with the resuable filter assembly and it worked great. It should stay in that position until you use an actual k-cup. When ...