Cuisinart Keurig turns off

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I have the same problem with the exact same coffee maker I have tried pushing the 1-4 cups button. That worked for a couple weeks, now it is back to only brewing half the water in reservoir whether I push the 1-4 button or not. It is very annoying.

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The solder joint in the tubing. Personally, I don't see a risk but the environmentalists see a risk in any lead at all. The plumbing in my house has ALL lead soldered joints. Now, plumbers are not allowed to use lead type solder. If the water just passes over the lead, there is absolutely minimal chance of problems. Keeping wine in a lead crystal decantor will also leech lead into the drink but, you don't hear all the hype about that. It's all about making the earth green. Toy wagons are being recalled because of lead in the paint. I don't know of ANY kids who ever ATE their wagon.

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Mine does the same thing. I guess this is a common problem. We are currently on our 3rd unit and they have all done this. I will say that Kuerig does have great customer service. We called them and they replaced the unit no questions asked. They told us after the second unit that it was a glitch and that it had been fixed but our new one has just started doing the same thing. It is very frustrating.

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espressonist

• 1711 Answers
• Posted on Aug 15, 2010

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If you can also see there are a lot of inquiries about the same or similar problem. We have already investigate the matter and it is a design problem from Keurig and it not any much that you can do,
We have a tip at the link that it explains it some more
http://www.fixya.com/support/r5543433-keuring_coffee_maker_b60_b70

Moreover you can contact the keurig customer service which we here that they are more than happy to help you and in many cases they have replace the machines with no further question, you can try also since you are a customer with rights.
Good luck

Mike Cairns

• 3054 Answers
• Posted on Jun 15, 2011

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Yes it can, but not worth the part cost, hassle and also it a self sealed unit. The cost and time would not off set the better option of just diguarding and buying a new one. If it is leaking, most common and likely it is the main seal of the pump. Suggest this, go to sears or wall mart , buy the pump driven mr coffee espresso/ coffee machine, can get for under. 50 bucks, 20 bucks more for extended 2 year no question, complete replacement warranty. There rated good, and problems are few overall in future. Hope this helps, mike( Mr Bean Man) from fixya.com

Testimonial: "Thanks for the info. It's a shame that it only lasted a little over a year for the money I paid for it. "