My Kuerig makes a low constant humming/buzzing noise while plugged in but not in use. Is this normal or something to worry about? Thank you! null

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steven · Accepted Answer

There may be a button stuck. Hold the on/off button for ten to 30 seconds and it should fix

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Mine did the same and pasted about 45 min! I called Keurig and was told it’s a known problem. The agent even listened to the noise over the phone. Mine was under warranty so they sent me a replacement. Worth a call to report your issue as well. You never know what they may do for you.

Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago

Laurenks74 · Answer

I would call the manufacturer because I have owned or have used a keurig for many years and I have never heard any noises from any of the styles of machines that I’ve used, especially when it is just on and not in use. It shouldn’t make any noise when plugged in and on. I hope this helps you some.

Answered by Laurenks74 6 years ago

WCPXX · Answer

Call Keurig tech support!

Keurig Care · Answer

Please reach out to our Consumer Care team at 866-901-2739. They will be happy to troubleshoot your coffee maker with you and see what's going on.

Buzzy · Answer

I have had two of these and both buzzed after brewing. Just get use to it. As you can see, many people have noticed this peculiarly. After about 10 minutes they stop buzzing.

LadyJ · Answer

That does not sound normal to me. I would unplug and try it in another outlet. If you still experience the buzzing, it could be the unit itself and should probably be returned.

KimL · Answer

No, should only make such a sound when brewing.

ALyourPal · Answer

Buzzy answered the question correctly. The first time you plug in the Kuerig or have had it unplugged for a time and plug it in, it will have a humming/buzzing noise. It will stop eventually when the warmer element that heats the water gets to its proper setting. No worries.

Answered by ALyourPal 3 years ago

“My Kuerig makes a low constant humming/buzzing noise while plugged in but not in use. Is this normal or something to worry about? Thank you!”

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