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Is your Keurig K55 K lid not staying open? If so, you might have a broken or missing spring. Here's a guide to replace the Keurig K55 Lid Spring.
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Lift the silver handle up.
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Locate the screw and washer holding the handle in place on each side.
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Remove both 13mm screws and washers using a Phillips #0 screwdriver.
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Grab the handle and pull it upward and toward the rear of the device.
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Lift the lid to the fully open position.
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Remove the two 11mm Phillips screws located on the upper part of the device.
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Lower the lid to just before its closing position.
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Grab the black top cover with the Keurig logo and gently push back toward the rear of the device to release it.
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Gently pull the top cover upward and toward the front of the device to remove it.
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Remove the two 11mm Phillips head screws securing the water pump.
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Grab the secondary water pump firmly and pull one of the plastic water lines off of the pump.
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Pull the other line from the water pump.
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Pull the spring off the front hook using two fingers.
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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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What is the small plastic/rubber angled water line part that the front part of the water pump valve is inserted into ?
Well i might have described it as a water pump in my above message, but from what I've read on here it is a check valve, so what is the rubber/plastic small angled water line part that the front of the check valve is inserted into !
