Has anyone been able to program this keurig since hooking it up to the water source? I can only see the brewing screens, no clock screens.
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I just hooked mine up to the water source a few weeks ago.Functioning worked the same for me.When unit is turned off, hold finger to the screen while turning the unit on. This brings up the menu and you should be able to set the auto on/off times. Note once it's unplugged the clock time is not set and so the auto on/off is not selectable. You must first set the clock time and after that is done the auto on/off button becomes selectable.Hope this helps.
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Mine does the same thing. I have to keep turning it off and on to get the rest brewed. Have you figured it out yet? It's driving me crazy!
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Setting the time was easy, be sure the brew sett time is not what you're trying to set, I initially made that mistake. Like my old daddy use to say, if you don't get the first time read the instructions. Goodluck.
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I sat at my desk in the house and programed it. I have trouble seeing it where it is outside in the pump house. I can then just change the duration times as I need (still a bit hard to see). if it helps the time that first displays is always midnight
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debugging anything involves working your way step by step thru the processI did not experience this but my inclination is to recheck the kcup - and how it is sitting in the coffee makeryou look to see if where the water enters is blocked because the kcup is not properly seated also look at what 'appears clogged' literally means - is water coming out some other way? or it just does nothing if kcup is in place? I did have trouble with water saturating the coffee - and this was reason I ultimately returned the product
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Hi there...my keurig machine is 3.5 years old and has never ever tripped the breaker in my kitchen. Until today...tried plugging it in 3 or 4 times...different outlets....unplugged everything in the kitchen. I'm pretty sure mine has a short so since it has NEVER tripped the gfci before today I'm just going to put it in the bin.
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Could be the pump. Or it could be a blockage in the lines. When did you last descale the machine? You do need to descale both the hot water/steamer lines and the coffee lines. I'm assuming you are talking about coffee side and not the steamer. It's possible that it is as simple as some inadvertant programming on water level. This machine will go into programming mode if you keep holding down the selection key. Take a look at the manual to see what I mean.
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We have no answer to the question. Our suggestion would be to contact Keurig's web site Customer Service. We "assume" there is such a page.
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There is an explanation on page 12 of the owners manual. If you do not have the manual, you can download one from Keurig's website.
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Set the time first. Then follow directions in instruction booklet. Usually do not program it to start in the morning. Just get it ready the night before and push the 'on' button before I take the dog out for his walk. When I get back, coffee is done. Works just fine for an inexpensive coffee maer.
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Mine won't stay on after I brewed the 2nd pot. Any idea how to get it work again? I've unplugged it, tried all 5 settings, tried different amounts of water.... Did I get a bad Breville? I loved my old Breville.
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You program the hour and minute you want the coffee maker to start brewing. Instructions are included. It's easier than programming your DVR to record a show.
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Possibly. Brewing is started by an on-off rocker switch that must be physically activated. Conceivably, you can set it to on, plug it into your external timer, and let it go. At the appointed time, electrical current flows to the coffee maker, water is boiled, coffee is made, etc. The Bonavita then turns itself off some time later; the rocker switch flips back and I do not know the mechanism that causes this.
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I have not had to clean mine yet, due to the water we have (very few minerals in it), but when brewing a bussing sound is normal, but this unit is suppose to shut off in 90 or so seconds after brewing a cup of coffee. Which means the blue indicator lights that you have on the unit that blink after you brew a cup will stop flashing , and you would need to press the on button again to turn the unit on before you can brew another cup. In short, if the lights don't go off, you have a problem, and if they do, the unit would not be able to overheat because it would be off. Hope that helps. Also, if you have cleaned the unit, you likely opened up the cap that gives you access to the water filter section, I do know that if that has not been put back on correctly, the unit will be very loud, and not function properly (wife when she first used it thought that was were the water was poured into, and didn't get it back on correctly), the way the marking are for lock/unlock really do not line up correctly, so you have to make sure you secure it back on correctly. Jim V
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I don't have that problem, I press brew now since has a programmer for later. Try doing that. Good luck.
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Sorry I didn't explain very well. The lights will go flashing when you click on it it will go from time to brewing time being on and off and brewing button will flash when it is not supposed to. When I want to brew a cup I have to click on brewing and the size at the same time otherwise it will just jump to another part of the menu back to the time. Other than this problem I am loving my Keurig - I have sent an email to Keurig and am supposed to call their customer service.
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Well, so far it seems you have received answers covering all of the bases. One consensus recommendation surely works: Push the off button. That being said and true, our machine lights blink left to right when the brewing cycle is finished, and the machine is in its off mode. Pushing the off button on our machine simply confirms all systems are off. Good luck.