Barely drips and I dont have vinegar - Bunn Coffee Makers & Espresso Machines

If you have hard water it's most likely still plugged with lime and calcium build up. After vinegar got though did u let it sit for a bit before rinsing the brewer with fresh water and was it brewing normal. If so then I'm guessing it's got stuff plugging it still an may need to be delimed several times if the vinegar was still in system from not enough fresh water rinsing I bet after sitting when u turned it on to brew a few small pieces got pushed though and plugged brewer again. Buy some CLR and run it though. Just make sure you rinse a lot of fresh water though. That's what we do for our commercial air pot brewers when they get plugged. Just keep trying the deposits should break down and finally work it self out with CLR or viniger. Hope this helps

it might need cleaning solution to use is vinegar pour vinegar in it and turn it on let it fill the pot up hope this works good luck

There are instructions on youtube for the proper procedures to clean a Keurig. If you ever ran anything but clean water through the coffee maker, like reheating a cup of coffee the grinds in the bottom of the cup clog the system. Watch the video it is usually done with a small paper clip.and vinegar

Hi,

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

Keurig CoffeeBrewer not making a full cup of Coffee
heatman101

According to the owner's manual, you sould empty the water resevoir. Fill the water resevoir with white vinegar (it says 48 oz). Place a ceramic (not paper) cup in the drip tray and run a travel mug cycle with no k-cup in the machine. Throw the vinegar out. Repeat this process until the resevoir is empty. Be sure to open and close the lid so the cup sizes flashes each time. let the brewer sit for 4 hours while still on (the vinegar's still inside). Rinse out the resevoir, fill it with water and run the cycles through until the resevoir is empty again. If there is any residual taste. repeat the rinse. If it still say descale when you're done, the book says to repeat the process.

Yes, try running a pint of vinegar through it a few times ( 5-6) . Good luck.

Empty the water...
start with half distilled water... half white vinegar...
just run it all day... take a break and let the vinegar work... it will be heated up in the main tank... then pushed out to all hoses and sensors etc.etc...

enpty the container... wash it out... fill it with filtered or distilled water and run that until you no longer taste/smell the vinegar...
consider buying a brita pitcher and use that water for your Keurig... I do... and my unit goes for a long long time before it needs a vinegar washing...

P.S. dont use C.L.R. :(
It tastes bad.

Btw, I’m available to help over the phone in case u need at https://www.6ya.com/expert/lisa_52daba487e5b4d53

Not sure what the grinding noise would be (its hard to hear it ;-]) it might be the water pump if that model has one. The slow drip rate can also be from build up inside the machine. If you run vinegar and water through the machine a few times and then plain water a few more to make sure you don't end up with a vinegar espresso ;-]

Sounds like a float is stuck in the shut position. You might need to take that to a service technician to double check that operation. Sometimes lines get scalled up with hot water deposits.


Run vinegar through the maker and see if that helps.

dont leave it on for nothing it cost you electricity the machine wont last that long and for water harding dont make the same mistake as everybody do they dont descalcified calcium a killer on machine use descaler product not vinegar vinegar remove calcium in pieces you might block the machine descaler product melt calcium do it every 3 mouth 1 part descaler 1 part water fill up the water tank activate the machine open valve let it drip for a few second stop for 10 minutr repeat untill empty rinse very good a few water cointainer thanks for using fixya pierre