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Keurig - K200 Single-Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker - Black
Model:5000068929
SKU:7678017
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Description
Whether you're brewing for yourself or a group, this coffeemaker's strength control and specialty beverage settings let you easily whip up whatever delicious hot drink you crave. The touch display simplifies operation.
Features
Prepare coffee, hot cocoa, mochas and more
Brew up to 4 cups of your favorite hot beverage.
Make your drinks just the way you like them
9 brew sizes, strength control and settings for hot cocoa and specialty beverages offer flexible brewing options. The touch display makes it easy to select settings.
Customize brewing to your favorite K-Cups or K-Carafes
2.0 Brewing Technology identifies the lid of each pod to deliver optimal results.
Refill less frequently
40-oz. reservoir lets you brew multiple drinks before refilling.
Compact design accommodates areas where space is limited
Small footprint offers flexible placement options.
What's Included
- Keurig K200 Single-Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker
- Owner's manual
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Q: QuestionThe message on the screen is water under pressure . Perform needle maintenance. What do I do to perform "needle maintenance". I do not have an owners manual to look up troubleshooting. Please help.
Asked by Brewster.
- A:Answer Hi there. My 2.0 just had this issue and after doing the needle maintenance it still put out the same error message. I called Keurig Tech Support and was told to use a paper clip to run through the needles at the top (front and rear). She stayed on the line with me while I struggled with finding a way to put the paper clip through the needle at the front top. She then had me unplug the machine, turn it upside down over the sink and run hot water through that area. Still nothing. I was told to try descaling, which I did, and still got the same message. I did needle maintenance again, and ran the paper clip. Nothing. After giving up, I unplugged the machine and let it sit for a week...too irritated to deal with it. Anyway, the hilarious piece of this story is my impatience and frustration made me order an European coffee maker that I’d been wanting. Today I decided to give it one more try before chucking it the garage. I descaled it again, using the Keurig descaling solution, rounds of needle maintenance, and wasted/ruined k pods, etc. It was obvious water was able to flow, but the regular sized (single cup) pods looked like they were pressurized each time I got the “water under pressure message. Oddly, I could brew using a pod adapter that I put my own coffee into, as well as a carafe K pod. Then I had an epiphany...I examined the last ruined k pod, looked closely at the pod holder and saw a needle. Duh, duh, duh! I figured out that the pod holder comes out by pushing the button on the underside. I popped the holder out and tried running a paper clip through the needle, then washed the holder in hot water, and ran a smaller pin into the needle until I could blow air through it. Snapped the pod holder back into the machine, threw a single cup k pod in and...I brewed a 12 ounce cup of coffee without an error message! Here’s the part that irritates me - after doing the steps Keurig Tech Support told me to do, my machine was still a paper weight. The tech person never mentioned the lower needle in the pod holder. Why?? What she did do was offer me was 20% off of a new machine, because my warranty expired six months earlier. SERIOUSLY? At the price of these machines, that’s the best they can do? Come on Keurig...how about training your techs better and making it well known that the pod holder needle also clogs? Anyway, hope this helps. From what I can tell, the “Water Under Pressure” error message is not uncommon and the only “fix” seems to be the orange needle maintenance adapter, which doesn’t work if it’s the lower needle that is clogged.
Answered by nancyinak
Q: QuestionWill the older Keurig branded K-cups work in the 2.0 model?We have an original Keurig and bought bulk k-cups to use with it. If we purchase a 2.0 Keurig model, will those Caribou k-cups we bought for the original keurig machine work in the newer 2.0 keurig model? The K-cups do have the Keurig logo on them.
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer They should. We got this new brewer and have been using nothing but old K-Cups that we used in our original model Keurig.
Answered by wwtx
Q: QuestionHow do I know if a pod can be used in this machine?My question is similar to the previous question about the pods for this machine. I picked up some cups from HEB that said they were "compatible with Keurig brewers" but the machine doesn't recognize them. Am I missing something? Do the pods actually have to have the Keurig logo on them, because I didn't see any like that at my grocery store. Where am I supposed to get those pods?
Asked by Samantha.
- A:Answer Yes it looks for the Keurig branding around the top. Carefully Peel the entire top label from a true Keurig brand pod and lay it on top of the HEB pod and it will work
Answered by ELBLed32
Q: Questioncan only find iced tea pods. can tea be placed in k-cuo and how
Asked by grace.
- A:Answer You may purchase Best Buy Sku 2863323. It is a One All - Reusable Single-Serve Coffee Filter for K-Cup Systems - Black. You may place coffee grinds, beans or tea pouches inside the the universal reusable k-cup.
Answered by Cecely
Q: QuestionWhat are the cup sizeswhat are the cup sizes for the k200? it says 9 brew sizes, but doesn't specify.
Asked by Tinka844.
- A:Answer Extra strong, 4, 6, 8, 10 ounce cup choices. I can get a decent cup of coffee from one pod by using it twice. first time 10 and the second time 4. After that it gets lite.
Answered by DOBBSavenue
Q: QuestionDoes anyone know the approximate number of refills of the reservoir before the water filter needs to be replaced?I.E., should I buy the water filters when I buy the coffee maker? Or wait until something tells me I need to change it? And, is there a warning to change it?
Asked by taxthink.
This question was asked about the related product: Keurig - K200 Single-Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker - White
- A:Answer Hello Taxthink! The K200 brewing system will indicate “Time to replace the Water Filter” after every 1,000 ounces or two months. We hope this information answers your question and we thank you for your inquiry!
Answered by Keurig Care
Q: QuestionDoes this machine only use K-Pods, or can you use a scoop of ground coffee like a traditional coffee brewer?
Asked by Anonymous.
This question was asked about the related product: Keurig - K200 Brewer - Strawberry
- A:Answer Hi and thank you for your inquiry. We’ve heard consumers’ requests and recently launched a My K-Cup reusable coffee filter compatible with the Keurig 2.0 technology. Check with your local retailer for pricing and availability. We hope this information is helpful.
Answered by Keurig Care
Q: QuestionHow do I power this off without unplugging it? The power button doesn't work; nothing I do will make this turn off (to save electricity or for safety etc)! I have to unplug it from the wall outlet.
Asked by nmchick52.
This question was asked about the related product: Keurig - K200 Single-Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker - Turquoise
- A:Answer Hold your finger on the off/on symbol on the little screen for a couple of seconds turns it off and on.
Answered by Coffeeman
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