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Keurig K40 Bottom Water Filter Replacement

Introduction

This guide will show an individual how to replace the water filter in the Keurig K40. This will require access to a screwdriver.

What you need

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    • Flip the device on its side so that the metal faces you.

    • Begin by unscrewing the five 1.5mm bottom screws with a #0 phillips head screwdriver.

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    • Once the base is unscrewed, remove the base from the plastic wedges used to hold it in place.

    • The wires do not need to be cut as this repair will not harm or use them.

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    • Using a size 0 Philips head screwdriver, remove two 1.2mm screws that hold the filter in place.

    • Pull the pump back to remove it from the slot it was in.

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    • Grip where the filter and the flow line connect and pull apart until they are separated.

    • Clean or obtain a new filter and put back together. This is done by repeating the steps in reverse, putting the device back together.

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Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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13 Comments

Where do you obtain a new filter?

Anthony Montoya - Reply

I have the same question as Anthony. Every Keurig filter I see is the charcoal filter that takes 2 seconds to change

Matt Baum - Reply

[|i have the same question as well.. I don’t see anywhere selling a new filter…]

eddie mayfield - Reply

I need the filter, where do I buy a new Filter?

Gladys Karina Andino - Reply

The answer seems to be: “You don’t.”

Van Davis - Reply

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