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Keurig TM Descaling Solution Before you begin, you will need a large ceramic mug, fresh water, Keurig™ Descaling Solution and access to a sink. Do not use a paper cup. STEP 1: FIRST DESCALING SOLUTION RINSE • Turn on your brewer. • ™Pour one third (4.6 oz.) of the Keurig Descaling Solution into the Cold
Step 1: Empty the water in the Water Reservoir. Step 2: Disable “Auto Off” features. FILL AND CLEAN. Step 1: Pour approximately 48 ounces of the vinegar into the Water Reservoir. Step 2: Place a large mug on the Drip Tray Plate and run a brew cycle.
• If there is Keurig® Descaling Solution in the water reservoir, discard the contents, rinse the water reservoir thoroughly and refill with water. • Plug the brewer back in, power on, and repeat the Step 3 Fresh Water Rinse cycle.
You should descale your coffee maker every 3-6 months. Properly follow the descaling procedure. Depending on the mineral content of your water, calcium deposits or scale may build up in your coffee maker. Scale is non-toxic but if left unattended can hinder coffee maker performance. Regularly descaling your coffee maker every
Turn off and unplug the brewer. If there is Keurig® descaling solution in the water reservoir, discard the contents, rinse the water reservoir thoroughly and refill with water. Plug the brewer back in, power on, and repeat the Step 3 Fresh Water Rinse cycle.
Descaling Procedure Before you begin, you will need a large ceramic mug, fresh water, Keurig® Descaling Solution, and access to a sink. Do not use a paper cup. Ensure that there is no beverage pod in the K-Cup® pod holder. Please allow approximately 15-20 minutes for the descaling procedure. STEP 1: Prepare the Coffee Maker
Page 6: Descaling Your Brewer. You may need to refill the water reservoir at least one time during this process. STEP 1: Descaling Solution Rinse NOTE: The cleaning action of Keurig ® Descaling Solution may result in a “foam” dispensed from the brewer.
