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Great advise, we just fixed out Keurig for $4. Easy to follow and fix!

very helpful

Thank yo so much I was just about to drop over $100 on a new Keurig and this save me some cash👍🏻

Awesome...worked perfectly on mine...thank you!

Can you order a replacement for the top tray? Mine broke off

Great solution! Thank you!

Great solution! Thanks for sharing this fix.

Thanks for telling me not to turn it over before telling me where the screws are. Appreciate that.

Lifesaverrrrr. I wish the company could be held accountable for this. It's ridiculous

Thank you so much! It worked!!! I can now enjoy my coffee 😊🙏

Thank you

Thx so much ! Easy fix (did not remove cover) for under $6! Bravo!!!!

Ok. I've just gotten a year and a half out of mine, and I think what happened was all my fault anyway. This might be cool who love all things DIY and are very frugal. I started taking mine apart, but then it started getting ridiculously too technical for me. So, I'm going to cope with the pain of the loss abd my stupidity and buy another machine, probably a different one. 😢

Mine is only brewing 2/3 of a cup & stops what should i do to fix this

Planned obsolescence. A little plastic tab that ages and with the heat from the unit will eventually break. Most people will just trash the old unit and buy another. My advise is what the video shows in the beginning and continue to us it without going through the rest of the video, especially removing the shroud. Thanks for the video.

Great video, thank you!

This video saved me, thank you! I had so much calcium build up in the house from the pump to the tank that it couldn't power through it. Took it apart (which I wouldn't be able to figure out without your video!), spotted the issue, cleaned it up and now it's back in business! Have a great day!

Planned obsolescence, wish I had my grandmothers old metal percolator pot, it worked till the day she died, made the best coffee, and was over 20 years old

Thank You so much. Very good repair!!!

Great job, i took one apart a year or so ago and completely busted the case! No wonder :)

I had a very dead spider in my cup of coffee. Was there any way it could have crawled into the machine snd got in where the water is in the machine itself (not the reservoir) I am certain it wasn’t in the reservoir, nor was it in my mug prior to brewing. I’m ready to throw the machine away but I don’t want to if I don’t have to.

I just came home with one of these from an estate sale for $10… as I was deep cleaning it the handle got stuck and I shook out that dang plastic piece. I think it just broke while I was cleaning it by being too rough with it so a bit bummed about that but glad to come across this detailed video from 2 years ago, thank you!

This absolutely works, although I had to use a little super glue to get the bumper to stay in place,.

This is a very helpful video. Thanks!

I have a Elite K90. It turns on and goes through the water heating cycle and behaves perfectly until you select the cup size and the moment when it should start the brew cycle (pumping water, etc.) the machine powers off. With the case off the machine I can hear a couple small sounds. When I turn the machine on, there is an immediate "tick" from the circuit board like something becoming electrically energized (like if an electromagnet is turning on). When the machine turns off on its own instead of brewing I hear a "tock" from the circuit board that is a 5th (5 steps lower on the musical scale) below the tick. I'm thinking the "tick" and the "tock" are both coming from the same part of the circuit board, but I cannot feel anything from any of the three raised plastic parts on the right side or down near the bottom of the circuit board. It could be that the water pump is bad and that's kicking out a circuit breaker when the machine sends power to it. Do you have voltage or resistance readings for the water pump? If I disconnect the wiring harness connector from the water pump which pins would I measure voltage or amperage on? So basically, what are the testing procedures on the water pump? I have had the water intake port off and ensured it is not clogged and is allowing water to go up into the water level tube so I'm fairly sure water the pump can get water. There is water in the tube going from the rectangular part sticking off the water intake port to the water pump, but there is no water in that rectangular part if that matters. Thanks for the amazing video!

I got half-way into this, and decided it was harder than replacing my iPhone battery, so e-waste it is.

Great video!!

Thanks so much! It was a little tricky to get the piece of plastic in, but it did the trick!

Saved the day!!!❤ thanks

Really loved your K90 video. Obviously very clear and detailed. You are undoubtedly a talented engineer! I am trying to set my K90 for long term storage and I am hoping you can help. Trying to avoid leaving water in the machine which I’m concerned could get quite nasty over time. I called keurig and they claim that the machine does not retain water if the external reservoir is empty. I would argue that the pump, heating tank, and water lines downstream would probably stay filled or wet. Any advice on how to drain the machine? Would you recommend that I run a cleaning cycle but leave the last bit of cleaning solution in place? Thanks so much for the video and your advice.

I enjoyed your video. Thank you for disassembling this unit. It keeps me from getting in trouble for disassembling ours. Lol I should do the descaling process for this unit I have. It is the larger style that I also has a pot of coffee. I do not have access to the owner's manual, but do you have suggestions for descaling? Imagine the manufacturer recommends a very specific product, but I'm sure others would work. What have you had success with? Once again thank you for making videos

How do I fix this (k90 elite) I bought a brand new flat cable wire thinking it was not sending power to the interface but it still doesn’t work only a clicking sound (I’m turning it on and off through a surge protector)

Thank you very much for this video! I think I have the exact machine. I was worried about disassembling, & accessing parts. I’m glad your video is very thorough. We have the picture bumpers on-hand, but I might have to use clear tape. I wonder - the flat plastic in between picture bumpers -it also has adhesive & the bumper sticks to it - could it be used in place of the tape? It might be too thick..

Thank you so much! This video was a godsend. I looked all over the Internet trying to fix the one at work and I was only getting results on temp fixes (pulling the tab forward) and not permanent ones

thanks for making this. this should have been a 5 min video.

This is a terrible design from the standpoint of cleaning. The front k-cup dispenser area should be removable because over time it collects an absurd amount of grunge.

20:41 how come the last two pieces can’t come off together? Can’t see an issue in them staying together by grabbing the front up and then back. But I am stuck by jumping ahead and not pulling the first of the two away…none of my other tools were working as well as your angle prying tool 😢my finger are shredded so far and will likely not work at all tomorrow.

2:40 I did use tape and it worked great. Painters tape wrapped around the end of my drill bit centered onto plug and it slipped right out. Not strong tape but accurate position and voila.

Very excellent video! I particularly appreciated your tour of the working parts. Like many others, the T fitting linking the air pump, the control board, the pressure release valve and the top of the hot water tank in my Keurig has disintegrated and water was leaking all over the place. As you suggested, I ordered a fitting from US Plastics and will reconnect to bypass the release valve. I have noticed that the back flow from the hot water tank is pretty strong. I hope that once the tubing is connected to the new fitting, the hot water will be impeded from reaching the air pump by the compression of the confined air in the tubing. Thanks for making this video.

Nice solution! Great job. Worked perfectly!! Thank you. Very poor design from Keurig. Borders on Planned obsolescence

Thank you so much for this information & simple fix. You’re the first person I’ve seen to offer an actual fix instead of a temporary solution to close the lid, which I’ve already been doing for the past few months. I have the Keurig K300, so a little different model than yours, but I’m certain this is what happened to it, as well. Thanks again. Carriebeth

Best video yet! Instructions are precise and thorough! Thank you

Thank you!

This is a fantastic video, thanks for the efforts! My K50 stopped working after an across-state relocation. So it pumps cold water in, and brews it, however, it won't dispense coffee anymore. It drips out a drip or two and then goes totally silent. I checked under the top hood there is no jam at all. Would you think it is the air pump is bad, or the hot water tank is bad?

I've been looking for a complete tear down and disassembly video for either K400 or K500 machines but can't seem to find one. The only ones I can find are the videos that do a partial tear down and they do not include the parts under the handle and the screen. Hopefully one day you can cover either one of those machines. That would be great.

I think I have encountered the issue with the handle sagging down before on another Keurig 2.0 model I had , that was probably an indication that the tabs were failing (weak) but not broken yet. Currently I have a Keurig 2.0 model 400 and it has the problem with the handle getting stuck and not wanting to close. It also has the problem of the handle not staying all the way up and sagging when you open it. And since the tabs on mine are most certainly broken ( based on what you said), then I would assume that is what is causing both the stuck open problem and the handle sagging problem for me. Thank you so much for this fix. Excellent video quality. Clear and detailed instructions. This will help me a lot. Great presentation and music in the video as well. Much appreciated.

6:00 Wow .... I saw another video that mentioned some plastic tabs breaking off. But they didn't show exactly where at. I thought that they would be downward pointing tabs at the back of the tray. I'm so glad I saw this. I would have never imagined that they were on the sides and pointing inward at the hinge... Would have never guessed!

I filled the gaps in with hot glue and it works great. Thanks again for showing the effected area. It is a bad design. They could have just made that area solid plastic part of the frame instead of thin plastic tabs.

Great video but you didn't mention or showed the check valve. I am guessing it is somewhere under the top lid that you removed? My machine got stuck with the red "descale" light on after I tried descaling it. Now when I start it, It just shuts itself off immediately. I was wondering if the check valve got clogged and needs cleaning.

does the water level sensor have two electrodes for hysteresis?