Keurig K155 - Click of Death Fix

This is a complete teardown and repair of the Keurig K155 brewer. The brewer was just clicking when trying to turn on, and ended up needing two new capacitors. A few cents and a couple of hours and things were good as new.

[@jonathankey8125]

Thank you! I could not find a good breakdown video for the 155. I really appreciate you showing us the entire journey and not editing out the 'hard parts' to make it look smoother. This things is a bear to get into. After replacing the two capacitors, it works like new.

[@morrasolutions]

Thank you for letting me know that the video was helpful. It is a bear to get into for sure. I can only hope this helps others as well.

[@johnsmith7676]

Good job. Keurigs are miserable to get into to service. The older ones are even worse than this.
Incidentally, those Teapo brand capacitors are absolutely the worst quality electrolytic capacitors I come across... I've replaced hundreds and hundreds, if not more, of them from computer motherboards mostly, over the last 20 years or so. They're everywhere and are absolute garbage. Cheapo Teapo garbage.
Best Regards. Keep up the good work.

[@morrasolutions]

Thank you John for the comments and checking out my video. It am glad you liked it. I guess if you want to sell more product you got to use the least expensive parts. I can only imagine how many of these things end up in a landfill because of this problem.