What Would Cause My Keurig To Stop Working?
A Keurig may stop working for several reasons. The most common reason is a clogged or dirty needle. Mineral deposits and coffee grounds build up in the needle and prevent water from flowing through it. Other reasons may include a malfunctioning power source, a broken pump, a clogged water line or faulty circuitry. If the machine is not regularly cleaned and descaled, it can cause these issues. Similarly, poor quality water, using non-compatible K-cups or a lack of maintenance can also lead to Keurig stopped working.