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cleaning the cold Water reservoir
it is normal over time for discoloration, spotting or staining to appear in
the Cold Water Reservoir. Results will vary depending on the mineral
content of the water used but will not affect the operation of the brewer.
However, be sure to clean the Cold Water Reservoir regularly to
minimize build-up.
To access the Cold Water Reservoir, lift the lid. Remove the Water Level Guide
(fig. 6) and then clean inside the reservoir with a damp, non-abrasive lint-free
cloth as necessary (fig. 7).
Replace the Water Level Guide and lower the lid when finished.
The Water Level Guide is not dishwasher safe.
emptying the Internal hot Water Tank
Brewer must be powered off but plugged in.
• Lower the Cold Water Reservoir Lid.
• Place a mug on the Drip Tray.
• Press and hold down the BREW Button and continue to hold until all the
water is dispensed into the mug.
There will be a 3 to 5 second delay before water begins to dispense.
Descaling Your Brewer
Depending on the mineral content of your water, calcium deposits or scale
may build up in your brewer. Scale is non-toxic but if left unattended can
hinder brewer performance. Regularly descaling your brewer every 3-6
months helps maintain the heating element, and other internal parts that
come in contact with water. Calcium deposits may build up faster, making it
necessary to descale more often. Properly follow the descaling procedure.
Descaling Procedure
Before you begin, you will need a large ceramic mug, fresh water, descale
solution and access to a sink. Do not use a paper cup.
STeP 1: FiRST DeSCALinG SoLUTion RinSe
• Turn on your brewer.
• Pour one third (4.6 oz.) of the Keurig
™
Descaling Solution into the cold
Water Reservoir then add fresh water to the 10 oz. fill level.
• Place a large ceramic mug on the Drip Tray Plate. Do not use a paper cup.
• Lift the Handle but do not add a K-Cup
®
pack.
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Cleaning & Maintenance (continued)
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