This document provides instructions to replace the water pump in a Keurig K10 MINI PLUS coffee maker. It involves removing the cold water reservoir lid, top needle assembly, cold water arm, dispenser head, brew button housing, front plate, and back plate to access the water pump. Removing over 20 screws allows dismantling the various components to access and replace the water pump, which is located deep within the device. Proper care is required when handling sharp needles and small parts.
This document provides instructions to replace the water pump in a Keurig K10 MINI PLUS coffee maker. It involves removing the cold water reservoir lid, top needle assembly, cold water arm, dispenser head, brew button housing, front plate, and back plate to access the water pump. Removing over 20 screws allows dismantling the various components to access and replace the water pump, which is located deep within the device. Proper care is required when handling sharp needles and small parts.
This document provides instructions to replace the water pump in a Keurig K10 MINI PLUS coffee maker. It involves removing the cold water reservoir lid, top needle assembly, cold water arm, dispenser head, brew button housing, front plate, and back plate to access the water pump. Removing over 20 screws allows dismantling the various components to access and replace the water pump, which is located deep within the device. Proper care is required when handling sharp needles and small parts.
This document provides instructions to replace the water pump in a Keurig K10 MINI PLUS coffee maker. It involves removing the cold water reservoir lid, top needle assembly, cold water arm, dispenser head, brew button housing, front plate, and back plate to access the water pump. Removing over 20 screws allows dismantling the various components to access and replace the water pump, which is located deep within the device. Proper care is required when handling sharp needles and small parts.
The Water Pump within the Keurig K10 MINI Plus is a deeply embedded part. Due to the nature of it being attached both to an electrical source and a water source, it is not recommended to attempt this guide without previous familiarity with both.
Avoid the top needle if at all possible. The needle may cut you and/or penetrate your skin. The screws are located on the top of where the K-Cup would be.
Step 4
Once you remove the screws, the top cover should come out.
You will then want to remove these screws which are the same size.
The needle is sharp, so be careful.
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are going to want to pull on the hose until it pops off.
Once the hose comes off, the
needle will fall out by itself.
Be careful when picking up the
needle as the needle is sharp.
Step 6 — Cold Water Reserve Arm
Remove two 14 mm Phillips #2 screws.
Remove two 12 mm Phillips #2 screws.
Lift the arm off the assembly. This will reveal the tank hole as shown.
It is recommended that you clog the tank hole with a napkin or something similar in order to prevent small parts from falling into the heating element.
This document was generated on 2020-11-22 10:15:04 PM (MST).
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