First, Though I have worked on many Bunn commercial systems. I'm not quite familiar with the newer MCU though I've worked on similar single cup home systems.
* Most single up systems like the Cup/Pod/Capsule usually have a air flusher that pushes all the water out of the brewer to extract all the flavor and prevent old liquids left in unit.
* If your still dripping, have wet pods/capsules/cups, then it sounds like the air pump is not turning on or not working properly. Bad pump could be a cracked or loose hose as the pumps don't really wear out as it's only air (hopefully clean air, no dust). Call for service.
* The brew cycle might not be completing thus not continuing on to the next step which is to pump air in. Brew sensor or timer out. call for service
* Computer is out or fried (especially after an electrical storm). Call for service.
* Finally, most of these home units do not have serviceable parts. Most take at least an hour to service. So if your not in the warranty period it may not be worth fixing. But be sure to call your service provider or MFR for advice.
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SOURCE: Kenmore Microwave / coffee maker leak
I have a Kenmore Microwave with built int coffee maker (Model 721.63999303). The coffee maker works, but the microwave doe not. Can the microwave be fixed ?
SOURCE: Water leaking
The silicon seal inside the coffee maker tends to disintergrate. Bunn Inc. does not sell parts for the inside of the coffee makers, but a seal kit can be purchased through a small appliance repair center or repaired for a small cost. Kit is about $8.00 at most places.
SOURCE: unit will not brew when pod is inserted; works w/o pod however.
This may be one of two issues:
1. The pump is malfunctioning which can cause the internal reservior to not completely fill which causes issues during brewing. My unit dribbled random amounts of water instead of brewing for about a week before the pump died completely.
2. The puncture seal isn't in the right position. Open the Keurig fully so you can see the sharp puncture pin. Very Carefully push the black rubber gasket around it all the way up. Then pull it back down about 1/16". Brew a cup, if the problem continues, try sliding the gasket further down by increments of 1/32".
SOURCE: My Breville Keurig won't brew the coffee
Contact Keurig customer service at 1-866-901-BREW (2739) -- everyone i have spoken to was very kind and helpful
SOURCE: using the k-cup..does not brew the water splashes everywhere
That is because most likely the part that punctures the k cup is most likely clogged, try using Like a paper clip and cleaning out the small hole and should flow. Mike
installed, so, the cleaner the water the better tasting the coffee.
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