My keurig just died out of warranty. There is no display however I can
see a tiny spark at the plug when I connect it to an electrical
outlet. So it's not completely open for whatever that's worth. I
removed the bottom but this thing was definitely not made with
"service" in mind. It's jam packed and appears pretty unserviceable.
Does anyone know of any common problems with these before I chuck it
and buy a cheap POS throwaway? (What I should have done in the first
place) Thanks,
Lenny

On Apr 17, 4:18*pm, klem kedidelhopper
wrote:
My keurig just died out of warranty. There is no display however I can
see a tiny spark at the plug when I connect it to an electrical
outlet. So it's not completely open for whatever that's worth. I
removed the bottom but this thing was definitely not made with
"service" in mind. It's jam packed and appears pretty unserviceable.
Does anyone know of any common problems with these before I chuck it
and buy a cheap POS *throwaway? (What I should have done in the first
place) Thanks,
Lenny

Like any high current appliance...it is very often a burned wire or
heated spade connector that has given-up-the-ghost!

klem kedidelhopper wrote:
My keurig just died out of warranty. There is no display however I can
see a tiny spark at the plug when I connect it to an electrical
outlet. So it's not completely open for whatever that's worth. I
removed the bottom but this thing was definitely not made with
"service" in mind. It's jam packed and appears pretty unserviceable.
Does anyone know of any common problems with these before I chuck it
and buy a cheap POS throwaway? (What I should have done in the first
place) Thanks,
Lenny

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klem kedidelhopper wrote:
My keurig just died out of warranty. There is no display however I can
see a tiny spark at the plug when I connect it to an electrical
outlet. So it's not completely open for whatever that's worth. I
removed the bottom but this thing was definitely not made with
"service" in mind. It's jam packed and appears pretty unserviceable.
Does anyone know of any common problems with these before I chuck it
and buy a cheap POS throwaway? (What I should have done in the first
place) Thanks,
Lenny


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