How do I prime my machine? - Keurig Platinum B70 Coffee Maker

the message prime means the machine has lost it's prime or flow of water to the heating chamber. Lift the reservoir off it's seat then reseat it again. This will clear the prime message. If it repeatedly comes back then your machine has died. If in the year warranty, call Keurig and they will ship you a new one.

Here is what is said in the manual:

"Direct the steam arm on the drip tray.
Open the steam/hot water knob until a
steady stream of water is dispensed. Close
the knob. Insert the filter holder into the
brew head to pre-heat the filter holder.
The machine is now ready to dispense
coffee."

Hi,

There is air in the lines and it is blocking the water flow...
Here is a tip that will help you getyour Keurig to prime...

Keurig CoffeeBrewer will not prime
heatman101

Hi,

There is air in the lines and it is blocking the water flow...
Here is a tip that will help you getyour Keurig to prime...

Keurig CoffeeBrewer will not prime
heatman101

Priming and decalsifying are two different issues. To prime, direct the steam wand into the tray and turn the water on. Once it has "primed", the screen will change and you will be done. To decalsify, you can use the starbucks decalcifying solution and follow the instructions on the box. Hope this helps!

Try lifting the water tank, then setting it back in place, and then priming the machine.

Water is not being drawn from reservoir into boiler. The valve at the base of the boiler seems to function properly. After repeated attempts, I am unable to prime pump and fill boiler with water.

You need to manually prime it using the priming bulb that came with it. Instructions are in the manual. Remove water tank. Fill priming bulb. Hold priming bulb on water inlet. They don't inter-connect, so just hold it on there as best you can. Turn the machine on, turn steam knob on, and gently, slowly squeeze the bulb to force water into the machine. It works best when the machine is cold, because you want to get liquid water in there, and not have it displaced by steam.

1. Open the steam knob all the way.
2. Turn on the pump (coffee Button)
3. Turn on the power to the machine.

The machine will start to pump hot water out from the steam wand. When you get a steady flow, your machine has been primed.

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Make sure you try to prime right when the machine is turned on, so that there is no boiler pressure making it more difficult to prime.

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