Does anyone know what the water temperature is. Is it the default temperature? Does the My K cup work in this model?
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Called CS at Keurig and was told the brewing temp ranges from 187 to 192 and varies from model to model; it is not consumer adjustable.
1087865
standard k cup does work in this model and similar versions of K cups from grocery stores
1229142
Although I have had other problems with this coffee maker, I have never had that problem. The coffee is always very hot. There is no button to regulate the temperature of the coffee. You should call the manufacturer. They will send you a box to ship the device to repair. Be prepared to be without it for at least six weeks!
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Frank, my wife loves coffee and so do I. The temperature after brewing (and even after letting the coffee stand for awhile) is much too low. Hot??? ...not a chance. Like the size of this unit but the performance leave MUCH to be desired. Suggestion....look elsewhere.
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Not sure what happened with the other folks but mine will be 2 years old next month and I haven't had a single issue. My Keurig brand before this only lasted 1 year. I use mine about 6 times a week. Coffee, tea and cocoa.I do use R/O water (though I read that I should not), as I want my coffee to taste good.
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no but keurig recomends that you replace the water after about a week if not using it daily as we all know water can get a little yucky if it sits around to long and you could go even longer if using purified water..i love my keurig and gets the coffe piping hot. i bought the ecobrew reusible k-cup also and it works perfect.would recomend that item as well if you like or prefer your own style coffee and dont want to spend a fortune on kcups
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Ufortunately the product is really bad. I had other serious problems with mine. I lasted less than 2 months before 1) pause to pour stopped working, then 2) the heating plate just overheated (thermostat issue I presume) and overheated boiling the coffee in the pot. Threw in the trash. The last 4 coffee makers I have purchased, all different brands, have ended very badly and very quickly (1month to 6 months for the longest life). They are all bad and not made to last. Now have a Keurig with issues. Sorry I cannot give more constructive feedback. Good luck!
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Mine looks like the amazon photo. No water temp setting. You'll love this coffee pot.
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I'm not sure of the actual temperature but I am very pleased with it. This Russell Hobbs model replaced a $300 Viking Coffee Maker that was horrible even though I tried to fix it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c05Ts6ob1BE
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Hi Dan K, I have no idea, I have had nothing but trouble with this Mr. Coffee version of a "keurig" after having had a Keurig for 8 years. This one leaks, sometimes doesn't release the water, holds very little water, it is totally not worth purchasing. A kettle is easier than this machine.
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At present the refillable pods are not compatible with this model of Keurig. Although I will say one of the things that this machine does over the other Keurig systems is allow temperature control. It's an amazing machine. I just bought one for my office. Everyone loves it.
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I have actually measured the temperature. 175 degrees is the point at which small bubbles start to appear on the sides of my oxo plastic measuring cup (anything clear would work here). I'm usually doing 2-3 oz of water & my microwave gets it there in about a minute. Topping off with warm milk for a latte. Sold our other coffee makers in a garage sale last year, never looked back.
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Wow... what kind of coffee do you use? I have never had that problem but I only make enough coffee to drink at the moment. I know the heating plate on the unit keeps the coffee hot, so if the coffee is just sitting there for a long while then the water will evaporates and the coffee will start to get a burnt overcooked taste but it does not get weak. I have not had a problem with my unit and even gave one out as a present... and that one is working fine.
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I have the Keurig K140 Single Cup Commercial Brewing System at home and it's only slightly noisy, as someone previously stated, when the water is being pumped into the heating chamber. It's barely noticeable and only lasts the seconds that it takes to refill the chamber. I'm not sure about the B140 home brewer though. I bought the Commercial K140 during a GREAT sale that included 186 K-cups, so I'm truly enjoying mine. Hopefully you will too!
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Do not know what the water temp is, but it is hot. and yes, these are the only brew options
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I am experiencing what seem to be "computer" glitches occasionally. The cup will start to brew, stop after just a little bit then switch by itself to the largest cup size and say "ready to brew." It has happened a few times (have owned the unit about 6 weeks). I was wondering if it was related to not running a water only cycle after hot chocolate k-cups (is it dirty or somehow "clogged") so we are being diligent about this. Wondering if I should just get a new one. The posts that say things like "has worked flawlessly for over a year" make me think I just have a bum unit. I am experiencing what seem to be "computer" glitches occasionally. The cup will start to brew, stop after just a little bit then switch by itself to the largest cup size and say "ready to brew." It has happened a few times (have owned the unit about 6 weeks). I was wondering if it was related to not running a water only cycle after hot chocolate k-cups (is it dirty or somehow "clogged") so we are being diligent about this. Wondering if I should just get a new one. The posts that say things like "has worked flawlessly for over a year" make me think I... » Read More I am experiencing what seem to be "computer" glitches occasionally. The cup will start to brew, stop after just a little bit then switch by itself to the largest cup size and say "ready to brew." It has happened a few times (have owned the unit about 6 weeks). I was wondering if it was related to not running a water only cycle after hot chocolate k-cups (is it dirty or somehow "clogged") so we are being diligent about this. Wondering if I should just get a new one. The posts that say things like "has worked flawlessly for over a year" make me think I just have a bum unit. « Show Less
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to Dan K. This model, I do own and use. It has one button (Brew/Off). Below that there are two indicator lights (Heat and brew). This machine is as simple as it gets. Grab your cup, fill it with water, pour into the top reservoir and close lid and place cup on the filling tray. Then open the k-cup holder, place k-cup in and close lid. Finally, press the brew button. ***I believe you have a different machine as this has no 'size' selector. It only brews as much water as you put into it (up to the max amount the machine is rated for).
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You can search for my review for details on this machine. Fist, don't use the little filter disk. Second, this machine does not heat the water to a proper temperature for getting the best results. Lower water temperature = weaker coffee.