Fixing a Leaking Keurig K70 Coffee Maker?

cybergrannie
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March 1, 20180 found this helpful

I have a similar model and this has happen with mine.

• This can be caused by hard (scale) water buildup.
• Most important: If you use any kind of filter in your machine be sure to remove it (and discard) before starting any type of repair or cleaning.
• I removed my reservoir and set it in about 3 inches of white vinegar. Use something that your reservoir will set flat so the vinegar will completely cover the bottom. Let it soak for several hours or overnight.
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• Then I set the reservoir back on the machine and poured the vinegar into the reservoir and/or added enough vinegar to half full.
• Leave this set several hours but overnight is better.
• Then run the vinegar through your machine full cycle until all vinegar has run through. Use a pitcher to catch the vinegar so you can run it through again (add more vinegar if necessary).
• This solved my problem but I had to run clear/clean water through my machine several times before the vinegar taste was eliminated.
• If this does not solve your problem there are several good repair videos on You Tube that might help. Just Google your question and the videos will show up.

poehere
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March 1, 20180 found this helpful

The best way to fix this is to change the reservoir on the machine. The site should be able to sell you a replacement part. Before installing the replacement part make sure you clean the inside of the coffee maker. This will prevent the new part from being damaged so quickly.

Judy
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March 1, 20180 found this helpful

You can buy a replacement for the leaking tank here: m.keurig.com/support