20 Most Recent Krups Small Appliances Espresso Machine - Page 5 Questions & Answers

I have the same problem and have now just located where the water is coming from, it is seal within the boiler/plunger and I am now on a mission to find a service kit. It took many hours to get to this problem and unless you are feeling brave I would consider sending it off to krups!!
I will let you know my progression

It is is easy, if you know how to do it... as always
First take of the wather, trach bin etc,
Start with removing the cup wher the beans is stored, the adjustment knob for the mill is a tricky part. Remove it by bending out the side of the knob. Thereafter remove the screws from cup and those you on see on the top.
The front (silver frame) is removed by lifting it upwards, behind it you have 4 screws that has to be removed.
The last two screws is found under the wather tank.
Now you should had take away 11 screws, at least...
Bend the back of top and it will be off. Finally push the rest of the plastic cover backwards.

Do you know what the error codes says? I have know 6,8and no coffy...

I have not found a solution yet but i am appalled that a company like Kuerig expects its consumers who are all experiencing the same problems with their machine to pay for online tech support.
I loved my kuerig and considered purchasing another one if i could not find a solution to my problem but i am so turned off by this that i will not purchase anything from this brand in the future. I bought both of my children and my mom one of the macines but at this point i'm done with the brand!

My XP7240 has the same problem. I went through all cleaning cycles and the filter in the boiler still gets clogged up with coffee oils. This causes back pressure and blows the boiler seal out. Easy replacement if you can turn a screw driver.
Part number for Seal: MS-5015004. You might as well change the Jack too. (the part that slides into the boiler that compresses the ground coffee. (this is a redesigned double seal unit) Part Number MS-0697072.
Both these parts you can get at http://www.krups.com/Tools/Contact/Contact.htm choose your country and email the parts list. Mine cost in Australia $27.00 including shipping.
Good luck.

The "calc" light on and pulse.

It's a Torq Head #20