There is no power on the machine outlet works breaker works

The Keurig coffee maker model 155 does not have a special reset button. However, there are a few things you can try to get the machine working again after a power outage:

1. Check the power source: Make sure the coffee maker is properly plugged in and the outlet is working. You can try plugging in a different device to the outlet to ensure it is working properly.
2. Check the circuit breaker: If the outlet is not working, check the circuit breaker to see if it has tripped. If so, reset the breaker and try plugging in the coffee maker again.
3. Unplug and replug the machine: If the outlet is working properly, try unplugging the coffee maker from the power source for a few minutes and then plugging it back in. This can sometimes reset the machine and get it working again.
4. Contact Keurig support: If none of the above solutions work, contact Keurig support for further assistance. They may be able to provide additional troubleshooting steps or help you determine if there is a larger issue with the machine that requires repair or replacement.

You have a connection problem. Inspect your work, start from the breaker and work your way down to the dishwasher. Please do this with the power off!

Inside your breaker box usually its marked. If not check breakers to see if any are tripped. If non seem tripped your going to have to go one by one. Plug light into outlet to see if it works first. If it dont proceed to test each breaker individually. If it does light up than you have a problem with your washer not the outlet. Also if you have a meter to test the outlet to see if you are getting power. Please contact me back and let me know if the outlet has power. Also please include Make and model of washer also model number of washer. Thank you

Is there power to the outlet itself?? If not see if you have a GFCI (ground fault circuit interupter) outlet near by ( it is an outlet that is usually shaped different than the other outlets) this outlet has two buttons on it "trip" and "rest" press the "rest" button this may turn the power on to the coffee outlet.If still no power, check to see if the breaker in the house power panel is tripped, if so rest the breaker by moving the switch on the breaker to the "off" position then back to the "on" position. This should reset the breaker, it trips again there is a problem that needs a more skilled person to assess. If this doesn't work there could be a problem with the coffee maker itself and unless you have the equipment to test and repair this you may be out of luck.

Power issues with treadmills fit into two categories: the power does not turn on or the power shuts off when using the treadmill. If the power will not turn on, make sure that the treadmill is plugged into a working power outlet. In addition, you should use a single-outlet surge protector for the treadmill. Single-outlet surge protectors protect the machine from any voltage changes that may occur in your home.
If the machine is plugged into a working outlet, make sure the safety key is in the keyhole on the console. If the safety key is not plugged into the machine or if it is pulled out during operation, the treadmill will not operate.
Finally, make sure the circuit breaker located on the frame near the power cord is set to "Reset." The circuit breaker is set to "Reset" if the top of the button is pushed in. When the breaker is tripped, push it back to the "Reset" position and wait five minutes before powering on the treadmill.
If the treadmill shuts off during operation, check the power cord and circuit breaker as described above. You can also try removing and reinserting the safety key.
Thanks for the rating Good luck

Hi,

This message appears when you remove the Safety key.

Kindly provide me with the make and model of the machine?

Are you sure that the key is intact? Is it properly placed?

Thanks!!

Plug a working lamp in the washer power outlet. If it lights, the problem is within the washer (look for a breaker button on the back of the machine). If the lamp doesn't work either, look for a bad breaker, a loose neutral wire connection, or loose wire connection on the breaker. Check the wiring on the washer end as well.

Hi, W/D here.
Try something else in the outlet. Most kitchens have ground fault outlet circuits, so you may have a tripped outlet breaker. These type of circuits can come from the panel through a ground fault circuit breaker, or they can go to the first outlet on a run of outlets. If the first outlet is ground fault protected, the others on that same run are protected as well. If another device will work in your coffeemaker outlet, the coffeemaker is probably dead. If another device will not work in the outlet, and your coffeemaker will work in a known, good outlet, you'll need to look at all of the outlets in your kitchen and bathrooms for an outlet with a "test" and a "reset" button on it. If your outlet is on that circuit, you will need to push the reset button to restore power to your coffeemaker's outlet.
Best regards, --W/D--

the power is on but the start button does not start the machine

Best answer to this is the circuit outlet is connected to is overloaded < to many items are plugged into it > could be 15-20 watt breaker and usage amounts to more than wattage allowence. If you can lighten the load on circuit by removing things < t.v.,appliances,lights,etc.> from the other outlets that are affected < shutting down when breaker trips > then you can compromise and use washer any time. The other suggestion is to dedicate a breaker to washer, < by adding breaker and wiring to outlet for washer >.