Instructions for Keurig K-Compact Coffee Maker
- Press POWER button if coffee maker is currently powered off, i.e., no lights are lit
Power button's green light will turn on
"Boiling" sound may occur after a few seconds, but you
don't have to wait for this
- If water is needed,
small blue "Add Water" light is on,
add water to reservoir in back
- Lift off reservoir's clear plastic lid
- Pour in some water, but DON'T overfill
Maximum water level is top edge of marker tapes on reservoir sides
- Replace reservoir lid
- Put empty cup on drip tray, centered under spout
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DON'T FORGET TO DO THIS !!!
- Insert K-Cup
- Raise large silver handle labeled "Keurig"
- Remove and discard old K-Cup if present
- Shake and insert new K-Cup
Don't insert new K-Cup if you are just doing
a cleaning cycle (described in NOTE box below)
- Firmly press down large silver handle
Lights in all three "Cup Size" buttons will start to
blink blue (This may take 5 or 10 seconds)
- Press "Cup Size" button for desired size:
small (6 oz.),
medium (8 oz.),
large (10 oz.)
The selected button's light will turn solid blue
Don't select a size larger than
the cup you put on the drip tray, or the cup may overflow
- Brewing takes place
- Loud "boiling" sound starts after less than a minute
- Normally takes one or two minutes to complete the brew
- Hot liquid will then dispense into cup
- Remove used K-Cup only after the
"Cup Size" button's blue light turns off
- Raise large silver handle
- Take out and discard old K-Cup
- Press down large silver handle
- Remove cup of brewed liquid
Do cleanup if required -- only needed for a few types of K-Cups; see NOTE below
A few seconds after you press down the large silver handle
after removing your K-Cup, there will be more loud
"boiling" sounds and the three "Cup Size" button lights
will flash. You can ignore this or proceed to brew another
cup, starting at step 2 above, which adds more water if
needed.
- Otherwise
- Press POWER button to turn off coffee maker
- Or let it power off by itself after about two hours
CLEANUP NOTE
After using these types of K-Cups, some immediate cleaning is required to avoid
clogging the coffee maker:
To do the cleaning, just do another brew, but don't insert a new
K-Cup after removing the old one, i.e., just boil water and let it drain
into a waste cup, then discard that hot water.
Last Updated:
6/10/24 21:53
JGK