B-50 I have a Keurog B50 coffee maker and when I put a k-cup in place it just dribbles out coffee for a couple of seconds and then quits. I pulled out the k-cup holder and cleaned it and it works fine if I don't put a k-cup in the holder. When I place the k-cup in the holder it just dribbles again. At one point the holder started to open so I thought it was finished with it's cycle but it spurt hot water and coffee grounds at me because of the pressure that had built up. Any suggestions?

Hi,

Here is a tip that I wrote that will give you some things to try that will help you get your Keurig coffee brewer working again.

Keurig Coffee Brewer not making a full cup of Coffee

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I have a B70 that will not brew a full cup of coffee. Sometimes it shuts down brewing with only a 1/4 cup brewed. It usually will put out a full cup of water the first or second time and then very little. I have run vinigar through it but it did't help.

Contact Keurig customer service at 1-866-901-BREW (2739) -- everyone i have spoken to was very kind and helpful

Keurig has all of it's manuals PDF'd on their website :)

http://iwantsweetdeals.com/Top-Needle-and-Seal-Replacement-Part-Used-for-B40-B50-B60-B66-B70-B77-Brewers-P1227669.aspx

This is the whole assembly I hope this helps you!

there may be an adjustnent that allows more water to flow in the same ammount of brew time!

Mine started off this way,then quit running any water through the K-cup. I overcame the with a reusable K-cup. If it will run a full cup through without a K-cup in place, this will probably work. They are available online and at some national chain stores for about $15.00. It's a little more inconvenient than K-cups, but better than throwing out a $150 coffee maker.

I have the same problem, but overcame it with a reusable K-cup. They are available online and at some national chain stores for about $15.00. It's a not as convenient as K-cups, but better than throwing out a $150 coffee maker.

Yep, it's the one inherent flaw in the single serve machines - someone else decides what 'the perfect cup of coffee' tastes like.  Quite presumptuous, actually.  
Solution I found to be acceptable:  Buy only the extra bold flavors (there's about 5 or 6 varieties) and brew using the small cup size button.  Yes, you only fill your mug about 3/4 of the way, but at least you get a decent cup of coffee.  
The ONLY flavor I found to be strong enough when brewing with the large cup control button is DOUBLE BLACK DIAMOND...the rest is crap.

if you have grounds in your coffee it cause by a defective k-cup. and if you try whit other k-cup from the same box it probably défective too. try whit new box of k-cup of and other batch. and clean troughly the k-cup holder. if it gose again you have probably lost the orange seal around the needle in the head. see picture.