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In this guide the user will open the top unit of the Keurig and replace the sensor that tells the device if the head unit is open or closed.
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Begin by removing the top cover from the device.
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Unscrew both 1.5mm screws located on the water pump.
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Keeping one hand firmly placed on the device, tug upwards on the water pump until it is separated from the device.
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The water pump and pipe should now be loose and easy to move as shown.
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Pull on the point where the pipe meets the water pump.
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The pipe will come loose and the water filter will be free and ready to be replaced.
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Using a #2 Philips head screwdriver remove the 1.2mm screw holding the sensor in place.
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Locate where the connections are soldered to the sensor
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Melt the solder that is connected to the sensor.
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Put the replacement sensor back on the post that holds it and begin to solder the two metal connections back to the sensor.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Where can I get the open/closed sensor? I called Keurig and they told me they don’t handle them.