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You can try the reset for the B60. I do bot understand your original What does brewing time off mean??...
1. Simultaneously press and release "small mug" and "medium mug". Immediately afterward press "menu" 3 times. (Menu is the black button under the display screen.) You should see a time 6:09 on your screen.

2. Press "menu" once. Your LCD screen should say Brew 0:00.

3. (I messed this step up like 10 times and had to unplug the machine, then replug it and start over at step one. You have to unplug if the LCD displays "auto ____". If it continues to flash "Not Ready" and "Brew" then you can just keep trying step 3). Press and hold "medium mug". While holding "medium mug" press and release "menu". Immediately after pressing "menu" (while still holding "medium mug") press "small mug". Release "small mug" and "medium mug" at the same time. This entire thing needs to be done very quickly. as soon as you release "menu" go to "small mug" and release both buttons quickly.

4. Unplug the machine (do not turn it off). Wait for 3 seconds or so. Plug it back in, turn it on and follow the instructions for priming.

Hi!

Sublimation Printing is the most common printing method on mugs. By theory, sublimation is offset printing from a transfer paper to your substrate (which is your mug). Mug Coating is important since the coat is composed of Polyurethane paint which is where the Sub-Inks adhere into. Without a Polyurethane coat, the Sub-Inks will not stick to the surface of the mugs. What you can do in order to print on non-coated mugs is to coat those mugs yourself using Polyurethane paints that you can buy at hardware stores. These are usually used in automotive painting and may cause you a bit for each can.

You have to remember though that Polyurethane paints dries longer than enamels and prolonged exposure to these types of paints is hazardous to your health.

It would still be best for you to look for pre-coated mugs to save on production time and, well, efforts.

And yes, I have tried the above tricks personally as I am also engaged in crafts business...

Method #1

• Wet a cloth then rub the inside of the mug with baking soda. If the stains are stubborn, soak overnight in hot water and baking soda.

Method #2

• Soak the mug in bleach OR vinegar for several hours or overnight.

Method #3

• Fill mug with boiling water, add two spoonfuls of dishwasher detergent then soak overnight.

Method #4

• Try a paste of corn starch and vinegar, apply and let sit for a few minutes then scrub away.

Method #5

• Drop two denture tablets in the mug, pour hot water over top then soak overnight.

After soaking mugs and removing the stains, rinse and wash very well before using-especially when using the bleach method.

Try the following steps to reset the processor:



1. Simultaneously press and release ?small mug? and ?medium mug?. Immediately afterward press ?menu? 3 times. You should see a time 6:09 (or similar) on your screen.

2. Press ?menu? once. Your LCD screen should say Brew 0:00.

3. Press and hold ?medium mug?. While holding ?medium mug? press and release ?menu?. Immediately after releasing ?menu? (while still holding ?medium mug?) press ?small mug?. Release ?small mug? and ?medium mug? at the same time. This entire thing needs to be done very quickly.

4. Unplug the machine (do not turn it off). Wait for 3 minutes or so. Plug it back in, turn it on and follow the instructions for priming.

Your problem is on the setting section of the coffee maker. Try to check if there is a visible adjuster knob or variable resistor to adjust the setting for the mug and the large mug. If there is none the adjustment is to be done by opening the system panel of your coffee maker.

Normal 0 0 1 94 537 4 1 659 11.1287 0 0 0 Try the following steps to reset the processor:



1. Simultaneously press and release “small mug” and “medium mug”. Immediately afterward press “menu” 3 times. You should see a time 6:09 (or similar) on your screen.

2. Press “menu” once. Your LCD screen should say Brew 0:00.

3. Press and hold “medium mug”. While holding “medium mug” press and release “menu”. Immediately after releasing “menu” (while still holding “medium mug”) press “small mug”. Release “small mug” and “medium mug” at the same time. This entire thing needs to be done very quickly.

4. Unplug the machine (do not turn it off). Wait for 3 minutes or so. Plug it back in, turn it on and follow the instructions for priming.

Keurig rep told me they recently redesigned pumps. I think this is a problem with new design. I would return.

ask starbucks for another.

There are 4 steps to fix this:

1. Simultaneously press and release "small mug" and "medium mug". Immediately afterward press "menu" 3 times. (Menu is the black button under the display screen.) You should see a time 6:09 on your screen.

2. Press "menu" once. Your LCD screen should say Brew 0:00.

3. (I messed this step up like 10 times and had to unplug the machine, then replug it and start over at step one. You have to unplug if the LCD displays "auto ____". If it continues to flash "Not Ready" and "Brew" then you can just keep trying step 3). Press and hold "medium mug". While holding "medium mug" press and release "menu". Immediately after pressing "menu" (while still holding "medium mug") press "small mug". Release "small mug" and "medium mug" at the same time. This entire thing needs to be done very quickly. as soon as you release "menu" go to "small mug" and release both buttons quickly.

4. Unplug the machine (do not turn it off). Wait for 3 seconds or so. Plug it back in, turn it on and follow the instructions for priming.