Add water, Heating, and Medium cup buttons flash but no coffee!

I see this is an old post but just in case anybody else runs across it I had the same problem. When you remove the top cover of the water reservoir the Overflow elbow at the top of the reservoir should be clear silicone looking plug your finger over the top of it open the Keurig K-Cup holder close it back hit the Brew button with your finger still held over the elbow and it should Purge the air from the line and get you back to working

While it’s doing all that blinking and humming:

1. Take off the reservoir lid.
2. Grab hold of the reservoir with one hand and pump the tank up and down (basically lift the tank up a little and bring it back down, over and over).
3. At the same time, with your other hand, cover the overflow elbow plastic tube at the top of the reservoir. You’ll feel a slight suction the more you pump.
4. Hopefully one or both of the cup buttons are lit-press one when it’s trying to pump the water through, cover the elbow again here and there to create suction. Water should flow through where the coffee goes.

Side notes:

This is the model with just two size cup options, power and auto off buttons, and lights for add water, descale, and heating.

Problem:

When turned on, it would hum for a while before any other light would come on. When it did, add water, heating, and one cup light were blinking. Water would not pass through.

Tried:

Cleaned out the needle part with a paperclip.

Opened the top part and squeezed the tubes in case there was blockage.

Pressing auto off and power button at the same time.

All the tips and videos I could find, etc, but maybe they all helped contribute to fixing it but it wasn’t until I pumped the reservoir AND covered the elbow that it worked.

GOOD LUCK!

I also had this issue and tried all of the above solutions to no avail :( I called the help line and what they told me worked!

1. Unplug your Keurig.
2. Straighten out a bobby pin.
3. Open the lid and locate the needle that enters into your k-pod. Be careful, this is extremely sharp!
4. Use your bobby pin and insert it into the 2-3 holes (depending on your model) in the needle. Do this for each hole 10-12 times.
5. Plug in your Keurig and brew a few water only cups until the water is clear and free of coffee grinds.
6. Enjoy your coffee and clean Keurig.

Had same code. The top needle that punctures the K-Cup was clogged. Turn off..Remove water tank... Open K-Cup basket... Tilt machine back enough to see pin.... Carefully insert a needle or pin to clear the obstruction. I then ran a few large cups through with No cup in basket to flush out the grounds. Repeat if necessary.

My issue was the mesh at the bottom of the water tank was clogged with a layer of film. I found the issue by taking the water tank off, then while holding over the sink pressed up on the valve on the bottom of the tank. No water came out. I then rinsed the water tank out several times with very hot water and the film came off and water started flowing. Probably using vinegar would have worked better, but its back working now.

I have tried all these fixes and none work. I get to the point of brewing and nothing comes out. I followed the directions all the way to pushing the middle size cup button, and nothing happens. Can anybody help me?

What you are describing is a brewing system blocked error. In other words the system is unable to move liquid through the brewing system. Unplug the maker.

1) Dirt or grounds may be lodged into the water injector. This is often an issue if you grind your own coffee (making the grind too fine). You will need to get a fine sewing needle (or pin) to attempt to clear out the needle that the maker uses to insert into the K-Cup.

2) Water tank connection to the maker being blocked by debris. The blockage can be in the water tank itself or in the connection on the brewer. I used a toothbrush and some vinegar to clean both areas.

Once I did that I plugged it in and it started working. I then descaled the maker and haven’t had issue since.

Jest keep turning on and pushing cup button it's bold up it takes a while to

Mine was flashing all 3 lights water, heat, and middle blue, when you turned it on it like "clicked" or a pump sound. I raised and lowered side reservoir and bubbles came out I did it until bubbles stopped was only lifting 1/2 inch I also did it withy finger over silicone thing at the top back until water came out . Also used a needle in nozzle that dispenses coffee. Turned it back on and it worked for 1 cup each size . Now I'm going to descale etc .

This was the best and answered my problem with mine bc mine didn't make coffee either but does now you will find

it at www.fluentincoffee.com (if this is wrong contact and I will get the correct site) KEURIG TROUBLESHOOTING. How to fix 10 common problems with Keurigs (if this is wrong contact and I will get the correct site)

Same problem here. What worked for me was selecting the small cup which worked than medium and full cup.

Tried all did not work for me. The add water, heating light and middle coffee size button were flashing and it made a noise like it was trying to pump water. I tried the pumping method while holding the overflow tube. I knew there had to be air in the system. I found a plastic tube not quite half inch inside diameter, I squeezed the overflow into the end of the tube and sucked the other end while the maker was making the noise trying to pump. After about 3 seconds I got the air out and it has worked since. Hope that blesses someone.

Hello all.

just wanted to post here one of the fixes I found that worked on two different machines.

I found that if the machine sits for a while, the valve in the arm portion starts to stick closed and cannot pump water out.

Here’s a tutorial with pictures on how to get to it and how to open it up.

1) (Model specific) You have to take the two screws off that hold the opener lever onto the machine. 2 star bit screws.

2) Next open the pod arm and take the two screws out that hold the top portion on.

3) Close arm and gently wiggle the top portion of the arm until it comes off. Do not force it!!! There are two retaining feet that hold the top portion on. (Pictured are the feet and the holes on the sids of the tube that the feet go in.)

4) Next is to remove the two screws, holding the silicone tube down.

5) Remove the silicone tube and gently create a vacuum on silicone tube. I used my mouth to pull a vacuum on the tube (be very careful if your machine has already heated up the tank). This should break the rubber one-way valve loose, and water should flow again. (Image is where the rubber one-way valve is.)

PLEASE BE VERY CAUTIOUS WHEN PULLING WATER OUT OF HEATED TANK!!!

Put machine back together in order it was taken apart and then run a cycle.

Hope this helps.