My b60 continually says Add Water & Not Ready, even though the reservoir is full, and the little valve thing moves freely. Any suggestions?
There should be two little, shiny, metal, poles exposed in the water reservoir. These are used in detecting the presence of water, and must have water between them to conduct electricity, thus completing the circuit. In other words, if these shiny thingys are dirty, or water is somehow blocked from flowing between them, that is why you are having this problem.
Otherwise it's just a defective circuit board, or sensor, either way Keurig should replace the unit free of charge.
SOURCE: The add water light stays on not matter how much water is in the reservoir
lot of time you have a magnet in the water tank fill it with water and gently tap the side of machine the magnet is block or jam on empty
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SOURCE: I have had my Keurig B60 coffee maker for over a
Valve is not bad that is not the issue you need to contact keurig to help you Call Keurig 1800 Cup Brew
SOURCE: My Keurig Platinum B70 is leaking.
Could need new seals. To check; fill tank with water and hold it in the air to see if you can see water leaking. If it leaks replace seals... You can find them here:
http://iwantsweetdeals.com/Keurig-Replacement-Water-reservoir-Seals--P1286283.aspx
SOURCE: coffee maker is indicating not ready add water
Contact Keurig customer service at 1-866-901-BREW (2739) -- everyone i have spoken to was very kind and helpful
SOURCE: my Keurig b60 is spitting water into reservoir instead of kcup
I had a similar problem except there was no water going into the K-cup. I fooled around with the machine for awhile but I had no luck. Figuring I had nothing to lose, I broke out a can of air that one uses to clean computer keyboards. I sprayed the air into the nozzle that puts water back into the reservoir and air came out of the water intake hole but not the needle that puts water into the K-cup. This meant that there was a block between the the needle and the reservoir. I plugged the water intake hole with a towel and my fingers then sprayed the air into the same nozzle. All of a sudden, a large blast of water came out of the needle. The machine worked after this. Just be careful not to put your hand in front of the needle because the water might be hot. Also, unplug your machine before doing any tinkering. Hope this might help some people.
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