How to disassemble keurig b70

SOURCE: My 2-year old Keurig Platinum

Click this link directly to disassemble the unit and also see the internal parts diagram:--- http://technoanswers.blogspot.com/2011/02/how-to-disassemble-keurig-platinum-b70.html ------------ keep updated. Thanks.Helpmech.

Clayton McCune

• 214 Answers
• Posted on May 17, 2010

SOURCE: Need a new check valve for a Keurig B70 coffee maker

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SOURCE: Love my Keurig B60. Bought the B70 with lager cup

You have to remove teh 5 screws from the bottom plate on the unit and they there is a small translucent corrugated hose fastened with a small ty-rep. Remove this hose and simply drain the stainless tank to the sink and replace the hose over the barb, slide the ty-rap back in place and it is EMPTY. Takes ten minutes start to finish. Phillips screwdriver and needlenose pliers are all that is needed.

SOURCE: My B70 Keurig will not brew. Tried turning power

Hi,

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

Keurig Coffee Brewer not making a full cup of Coffee

heatman101


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SOURCE: MY KEURIG B70 IS CONTINUALLY PROMPTING TO "PRIME"

Hi, Lauren..
You can download another manual here.

Cleaning any coffee brewer is essentially the same. The easiest way is to brew one or more pots of white vinegar... it'll stink up your kitchen, but it's effective at removing build-ups and mineral deposits. Be sure to follow up these "vinegar brews" with several "plain water brews" to remove all the vinegar!

Also, if your water reservoir isn't clean (open the lid & do a finger swipe), you can use a brush to clean it or - what I do - wad up a paper towel or two, attach it to the end of a long-handled wooden spoon, and use that to get down deep into the reservoir & scrub it as much as you can before the vinegar treatment.

Alternatively, you can spend $3 or $4 for packaged cleaning compounds at stores like Williams & Sonoma.

Good luck!